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Exams

Contact us

Exams Office contact details

Exams Officer: Z. Hill Email: zhill@sasyorks.org
Exams Office: Exams@sasyorks.org

Telephone: (01723) 363280

Exam Preparation

Ofqual Student Guide to Exams and Assessments in 2025
Video Instructions for Candidates 2025-2026
Tassomai Student GCSE Guide
St Augustine's Practical Tips to Support Your Child

Presentation Evening

Presentation Evening will be held on Monday 24th November, 7pm at Westborough Methodist Church.

There will be a presentation of exam certificates and academic awards. These certificates are the legal proof of your results and will be required for future study and job applications.

Certificates not collected at presentation evening must be collected in person from the school as they must be signed for.

Information for Candidates

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Qualification Regulations

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Guidance on Exam Absence or Late Arrival

Please can any student who is present for an exam but feeling medically unwell or has missed an exam, complete and return the Self-Certification form within 3 days of the date of the exam.

Exam Self Certification Form

Protocol for Students and Parents


    Results day and Post Results Services

    Students can collect their results on Thursday, 20th August 2026, between 8:00 AM and 3:00 PM.

    Please ensure you arrive within this time window. For any students unable to collect their results in person please complete the form below to advise of your preferred alternative method. Please see guidance on our results day process and the post results services available to all students

    Downloads

    Unique Learner Number (ULN)

    When a student reaches Year 9 they are issued with a Unique Learner Number (ULN) which is used to register and make exam entries with awarding bodies. The ULN is designed to make individual achievements available to Learners (and to colleges and universities) at the Personal Learning Record (PLR) online

    The ULN allows the PLR to be populated with verified achievements as Learners move through their lifelong educational journey. Using the ULN will help learners by: speeding up HE and FE applications and admissions, as well as making it possible for individuals to demonstrate qualifications to a potential employer.

    Some of the information you supply will be used by the Skills Funding Agency to fulfil its statutory functions, issue/verify your Unique Learner Number (ULN) and update/check your Personal Learning Record. The Skills Funding Agency may share your ULN and Personal Learning Record with other education related organisations, such as your careers service, school, college, university, Government Departments and public bodies responsible for funding your education. Further details of how your information is processed and shared can be found on the government website.