Getting ready for June 2026 International GCSE results - Results days for Int GCSE - 20 August 2026

Oct 20, 2026

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Guide for students, exams officers, and teachers on June 2026 International GCSE results processes, including available June exam materials via Edexcel Online, key result dates, and free access to marked scripts with candidate consent. Explains how to obtain centre-specific moderator and monitor reports, review of marking options, post-results service fees and deadlines, and the steps for applying through Edexcel Online. Covers appeals timelines, certificate issuance by November 2026, and how marking quality and accuracy are ensured.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages4

Reading Time10 min

AccessFree to download

Results days and exam materials

Mark schemes, question papers, and access to scripts

ResultsPlus reports and grade boundaries

Free access to scripts service

Exam Viewer profile access

Requesting traditionally marked scripts

Candidate consent and reporting documents

Candidate consent requirement

Moderator reports for coursework

Monitor reports for Spoken Language Endorsement

Reviews and post-results services

Reviews of marking (RoMM) and related services

Post-results service deadlines

How to apply for post-results services

Appeals, certificates, and exam insights

Appeals after a review of marking decision

Certificates and further guidance

Getting ready for June 2026 International GCSE results Results days for Int GCSE: 20 August 2026 | Date | June 2026 exam materials available with your Edexcel Online login | | --- | --- | | Tuesday 23 June | Question papers | | Tuesday 21 July | Mark schemes | | Int GCSE Results Day: Thursday 20 August | -Free access to scripts (with candidate consent)
-Int GCSE examiners’ and monitors’ reports on ResultsPlus
-Individual centre monitors ’ reports (for the SLE) on
Edexcel Online
-Grade boundaries | | Tuesday 25 August | Examiners’ reports on the qualification webpages | Free access to scripts service From 20 August 2026 until 11 December 2026, you will be able to view and download scripts which have been marked online free of charge using our Access to Scripts service. The Portal can only be accessed by Edexcel Online users who have the Exam Viewer profile ticked on Edexcel Online. Exams officers give teachers access to Exam Viewer. As exams are summative, rather than formative assessments, scripts do not have examiner annotation on them. The marked script allows teachers to evaluate how the student performed on particular questions in relation to what they have been taught; the examiner's report and the exemplars that we make available demonstrate how the mark scheme is applied. If scripts have been marked‘traditionally’ (i.e. not onscreen), you will need to request them, free of charge, by 11 December 2026, via the Post Results section of Edexcel Online. This includes scripts that have been word-processed, or which have had additional sheets added to the answer booklet. Candidate consent Candidate consent is required before requesting script copies, as per section 4.2 of the JCQ's Post-results services guide. Candidate consent can only be obtained after results have been published. Individual moderator reports for Int GCSE coursework From results day you can download centre-specific moderator feedback for your coursework components: • Log in to Edexcel Online. If you've forgotten your password you can generate a reminder by selecting 'forgot password' • Click on‘home’. • Select ‘GCSE’ from the qualification drop down on the left. • Hover over ‘Results’ and select ‘Moderator Reports’ • Select ‘June 2026 ’ from the‘Select a Session’ dropdown. • Select your Int GCSE coursework component from the subject dropdown. • ‘Moderator Report’ will self-select. • Click‘submit’. • Your moderator’s report will appear in your Edexcel Online mailbox within 30 minutes. Individual monitor reports for the Spoken Language Endorsement on Int GCSE English Language A and B From results day you can download centre-specific monitor feedback for your SLE submissions: • Log in to Edexcel Online. If you've forgotten your password you can generate a reminder by selecting 'forgot password' • Click on‘home’. • Select ‘GCSE’ from the qualification drop down on the left. • Hover over ‘Results’ and select ‘Moderator/Monitor Reports’ • Select ‘June 2026 ’ from the‘Select a Session’ dropdown. • Select GCSE English Language A or B from the subject dropdown. • ‘Monitor Report’ will self-select. • Click‘submit’. • Your monitor’s report will appear in your Edexcel Online mailbox within 30 minutes. Reviews of marking (RoMM) If you're not happy with your students' results this June, you should take the following steps: • View the grade boundaries, question papers, mark schemes and examiners’reports of the paper/qualification concerned. • View your students’ scripts using the free access to scripts service. • Log in to ResultsPlus to see how your students have performed on every question and compare their performance to the national average. • If you're still unhappy with your students' results, you may apply for a review of marking via our post-results services. You can access guidance on everything you need to know about results day and post-results services. Post-results services a

FAQs

When are the June 2026 International GCSE results and which materials become available in advance?

Results day for Int GCSE is Thursday 20 August 2026. From Tuesday 23 June you can access question papers, and from Tuesday 25 August you can access examiners’ reports on the qualification webpages; mark schemes are available from Tuesday 21 July.

How does the free access to scripts service work and what access is required?

From 20 August 2026 until 11 December 2026, scripts marked online can be viewed and downloaded free of charge using the Access to Scripts service. Access is limited to Edexcel Online users with the Exam Viewer profile ticked on Edexcel Online, and exams officers give teachers that access.

What steps should you follow if you are unhappy with results and want a review of marking?

View grade boundaries, question papers, mark schemes, and examiners’ reports first, then review students’ scripts using the free access service. Use ResultsPlus to compare performance to the national average, and if still unhappy, apply for a review of marking via Edexcel Online.

Oct 20, 2026

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