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Your results will be posted out on the 21st August.  \nResults will not be available over the phone or via email except in exceptional circumstances.  \nUncollected results will be held at Henlow Academy until all post result deadlines have passed (usually by October) .  \nStatement of Results  \nOn results day you will receive a ‘Statement of Results’. THIS IS NOT THE FINAL CERTIFICATE.  \nThe statement lists all the exams you have taken and the number in the first column indicates the overall grade. Endorsement grades are listed in the END1 column in the format P = Pass / M = Merit / D = Distinction. Please note the‘Points’ relate to school performance table points.  \nExample of GCSE Statement of results below:  \nPost Result Services  \nIf you have a concern about a grade that has been awarded, you can apply for a post result service. Please refer to the flowchart on the next page to see which may apply.  \nReviews of marking  \nAll reviews of marking (ROMs) should be discussed with staff who will advise on the viability of such a request. Where it is jointly agreed for a review of marking, the Exams Officer will process the application.  \nIt is unusual for marks to change upwards by more than a marginal amount, and this is often not enough to change a student’s overall grade. However, the school reviews the marks that all students have achieved and will advise if we feel there is an anomaly, and that the paper should be reviewed. If we are concerned about results received for a particular subject, the school itself will request a review of marking of those papers.  \nThere is a charge for a review of marking and the charge amount depends on the Awarding Body. To process an application for any of the services, we need your (the student’s) consent. For services that have a fee, we will need payment in advance, either by cash or by ParentMail. ParentMail payment is easy to set up and track. However, the payment will need to be made by your parent/carer. The fee will show as ‘exam service fee’ in the shopping basket.  \nConcessionary rates for the fees apply for pupil premium students, please speak to a member of staff.  \nIf a review of marking application is made and the overall grade increases following the review, then the fee will be refunded. Please see the table on next page for fees and deadlines.  \nRemember we will need your (the student’s) consent to process any post result service applications and all applications must be made by the deadline.  \nIn giving your consent, you understand that the final subject grade and/or mark awarded to you following a clerical re-check or a review of marking, and any subsequent appeal, may be lower than, higher than, or the same as the result which was originally award","cbCainPW5Axsgh05","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainPW5Axsgh05","pdf",559079,"English","# Notification of Results\n## Collection times and options\n## Statement of Results\n# Post Result Services\n## Reviews of marking (ROMs)\n## Fees, deadlines and consent\n# Certificates\n## Distribution in November\n## Uncollected certificates and duplicates","[{\"question\":\"When and how can GCSE results be collected in 2025?\",\"answer\":\"Results are available for collection on Thursday 21st August 2025 between 9am and 11am from school. 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