What exam adjustments can I access if I have a health/medical/physical condition?

If you have a health condition, a medical condition or a physical disability, you may be allowed adjustments during exams so you are not put at a disadvantage due to your impairment. These adjustments may be made to support symptoms of your condition directly or consequences of your condition (such as pain, fatigue or side-effects of medication).
These adjustments should match what support you are typically given in the classroom and during class tests. If your condition is variation, make sure you discuss this with your school so that this can be considered when organising support for your exams.
To encourage independence for students, schools are advised to encourage students to use adjustments like assistive technology or auxilary aids before recommending extra time or support delivered by an additional adult (like a scribe or practical assistant).