Exam Information
For queries regarding examinations please contact:
Miss N Takacs, Examinations Officer
ntakacs@mountcarmelhigh.lancs.sch.uk
For queries regarding our Teacher Assessed Grades (TAGs) please contact:
Mr K Georgy, Assistant Headteacher
kgeorgy@mountcarmelhigh.lancs.sch.uk
GCSE Exams - Summer 2022 updates
Please check here on a regular basis as this is where we will be posting any exams updates regards the latest guidance from Mount Carmel, OFQUAL and Department for Education.
If you require any further information please contact Miss Takacs- Exams Officer on exams@mountcarmelhigh.lancs.sch.uk
Information for parents
Please see the latest GCSE Exams guidance for Summer 2022 which has been issued by OFQUAL on the 08/03/2022.
Letter for pupils
Read the letter below for pupils from Jo Saxton, Ofqual’s Chief Regulator dated 11 November 2021.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/open-letters-arrangements-for-gcses-as-and-a-levels-in-2022/letter-to-students
Exam Information
Below are all the GCSE subjects available at Mount Carmel. Please click on the subject link to see the advanced information available for Summer 2022.
- Computer Science
- Physical Education
- Food & Nutrition
- Maths
- English Language
- English Literature
- History
- Geography
- Religious Studies
- Art
- Design Technology
- Performing Arts
- iMedia
- French
- Spanish
- Polish
- Science Trilogy
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
It is the aim of Mount Carmel to make the examination experience as stress free and successful as possible for all students.
Conduct in Examinations
- Students need to bring their own equipment to an examination. This includes pens, pencils, ruler, eraser and, where permitted, a calculator. If you use a pencil case, it must be transparent.
- Students should arrive in good time and ensure they know where to sit, according to the seating plan on display.
- Students will not usually be permitted to leave before the end of the examination, to avoid disturbance to other students.
- Mobile phones are absolutely forbidden and their use can result in instant disqualification. Students should not bring a phone or other electronic equipment to an examination, and if they do so they will be required to hand it in to the invigilators before the exam begins.
These are some of the most important points to be aware of.
Top Tips for success in exams
- A well organised, planned revision programme is essential – it will increase confidence and reduces stress. DO NOT leave it to the night before.
- Make the most of the last minute warm up sessions provides by your teachers. They provide vital hints and tips.
- Get plenty of sleep, eat well and drink lots of water. Your brain works better when it’s alert.
