2025 Results days
Thursday 14th August: A-level results available from 9am in the 6th form cafe.
Thursday 21st August: GCSE results available from 9am in the dining hall.
If you are not able to attend results day for any reason, we can arrange for them to be emailed to your school email address. Please ensure you have access before your results day.
Alternatively, a TGGS friend or parent (with photo ID) may collect them on your behalf.
If you require your results by either method, please complete this form: https://forms.office.com/e/j1x323adpe
Please note: Results will not be given to any other person and cannot be given over the phone.
Post-Results Information
After receiving your results, you may have questions or concerns. The following post-results services are provided to support you:
1. Access to Scripts
You can request a copy of your marked exam paper. This can be helpful if you are considering a review of marking.
2. Review of Results (RoRs)
If you believe a mark does not reflect your performance, you may request the following services:
- Clerical re-check: A basic check to ensure all marks have been added up correctly.
- Review of marking: A more thorough check to ensure the mark scheme was correctly applied.
3. Appeals
If, after a review of marking, you still believe an error has occurred, you may be able to submit an appeal. Appeals must be based on procedural errors or concerns over how the review was conducted and must clearly state the grounds for appeal.
Key Dates and Deadlines
We will provide you with full details of deadlines, fees and forms to submit after results are released.
- Important: Marks can go up, down or remain the same following a review of results or an appeal. You will need to give written consent before we submit any post-results requests on your behalf. Please note: parents cannot consent on behalf of their young person.
A Level and GCSE certificates can be collected from the school reception (term time only):
By prior appointment only - please contact: exams@tggsacademy.org
If you are unable to collect your certificates yourself, you may nominate a representative to collect them on your behalf but we must have your permission before they are collected. Please fill out this form to do so: Microsoft Forms
We will hold your certificates for 12 months before they are destroyed, in line with JCQ regulations. Thereafter, should you require a copy, you will need to contact the relevant exam board(s) where a charge will be payable.
2026 Exam dates:
GCSE:
First date of the examination period: 7th May 2026
Last date of the examination period: 17th June 2026
A-Level:
First date of the examination period: 11th May 2026
Last date of the examination period: 23rd June 2026
The awarding bodies have designated Wednesday 24th June 2026 as the ‘contingency day’ for examinations in the event of national or significant local disruption to examinations in the United Kingdom.
We must therefore remind students that they must remain available until Wednesday 24th June 2026 should an awarding body need to invoke its contingency plan.
Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) Information for Candidates:
In England, examinations are governed by the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) which represents the main awarding bodies in the UK.
JCQ publishes a series of documents which provide information for candidates sitting public examinations such as GCSE and A-levels.
Students are expected to have read these documents and taken note of their content:
Using Social Media and Examinations/Assessments
Privacy Notices
To provide examinations and assessments, awarding bodies must collect and use your information. By law, they must also inform you about how they store, use, and manage this information.
For more details see each awarding body’s full Privacy Notice:
AQA Privacy Notice Student Privacy Notice
Pearson Edexcel Privacy Notice Privacy Policy | Pearson qualifications
OCR Privacy Notice Candidate privacy policy
WJEC/Eduqas Privacy notice Privacy Policy