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It covers key items such as attendance registers, bar-coded labels, Notice to Candidates posters, script return packets, and script return labels. Instructions emphasize recording candidate presence before tests, matching scripts to attendance registers, attaching correct labels, packing scripts in the right order and packets, and returning materials using traceable methods to Cambridge.","Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Checkpoint pre-exam despatch  \nWhat is the Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Checkpoint preexam despatch?  \nYour despatch contains most of the materials you will need for the exam series of Cambridge Primary Checkpoint and/or Lower Secondary Checkpoint. This includes key administrative documents, despatch labels and packets.  \nWhat materials are provided in this despatch and what should I do with them?  \n\n| Item | Description | What do I need to do with it? |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Attendance registers | The attendance register is a formal record of all the candidates that take each test. | Before the test starts, use the attendance register to record whether the candidates listed are present or absent. Return the top copy with the exam scripts in the script return packet. Keep the bottom copy for your own records.\u003Cbr>If any of your candidate details are missing, please add them to the end of the pre-printed attendance register. If there is not enough room, or you do not have an attendance register for a particular test, you can download additional attendance registers at\u003Cbr>[www.cambridgeinternational.org/forms](www.cambridgeinternational.org/forms)[ ](www.cambridgeinternational.org/forms)and select Exam Day-Form 1.\u003Cbr>Before packing your scripts, check each script against the attendance register and make sure that there is a script for every candidate marked as present.\u003Cbr>Pack the scripts and the attendance register in the script packet, in the order they appear on the attendance register. |\n| Bar-coded labels | Bar-coded labels identify the contents of each script packet. There is usually one label per test. If you | Keep them safe until the day of the test-you will need them when you pack the scripts.\u003Cbr>Attach the relevant bar-coded label to the outside of the script packet. |\n\n\n|  | have lots of entries fora test, you may have more than one label. | If you have more than one bar-coded label, pack the scripts so they match the candidate number range printed on the label. If you are missing a bar-coded label for a particular test, please write your centre number and the syllabus and component number on the front of the script return packet. |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Notice to Candidates (A2 Poster) | Poster outlining Cambridge International exam rules and regulations for candidates.\u003Cbr>Two copies per centre. | Before the test period starts, make sure you display a copy of the ‘Notice to Candidates’ poster outside and inside all test rooms. 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