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We have also highlighted key sections of the JCQ document, A guide to appeals  processes Summer 2021 series, which you may find particularly helpful as you prepare.  \n􀀟  \nBefore grades are submitted  \n􀀝  \nAfter grades are submitted  \n􀀞  \nResults day  \nGuidance  \n\n| Check that you have shared sufficient information with students and parents to give them an understanding of the process. | See Section 3 of the JCQ guidance |\n| --- | --- |\n| Check that all students have notified you of any mitigating circumstances such as illness or issues with reasonable adjustments. Where appropriate, these should be taken into account in your grading. |  |\n| Check that all subject teams have followed your centre’s procedures in selecting evidence and determining grades. | See JCQ  Appendix F |\n| Check for any procedural or administrative errors in your grade submissions. If you find an error now, you can ask Pearson to correct it ahead of results day. | See Section 4 of the JCQ guidance |\n| Check that all documentation and evidence is ready and accessible to staff who will be completing centre reviews and submitting appeals. | See JCQ  Appendix C |\n| Prepare for the centre review process. Information about how to request a centre review or appeal should be shared with students ahead of results day. | See Section 5 of the JCQ guidance |\n| Be ready to share information about how grades were determined with students on results day, if you have not already done so. | See Section 3 of the JCQ Guidance |\n| Conduct centre reviews:\u003Cbr>• JCQ Appendix B is a form which students can use to request centre reviews and appeals.\u003Cbr>• Make sure that students who request a centre review or appeal are aware that their grade could go down, up or stay the same as a result. | See JCQ  Appendix B |\n| If you discover an error as a result of a centre review, submit a request to correct the grade to Pearson. Read the guidance on changing grades in Appendix D of the JCQ Guidance before you submit a request. | See JCQ  Appendix D |\n| Submit awarding organisation appeals:\u003Cbr>Use the Evidence Checklist in JCQ Appendix C to make sure you have submitted all required evidence. | See JCQ  Appendix C |\n\nThe JCQ document, A guide to appeals processes, Summer 2021 series can be found on the JCQ website.  \nB 51ers on 1. 0 | June 2021","cbCaigExuwkgHY60","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigExuwkgHY60","pdf",133717,"English","# Before grades are submitted\n# After grades are submitted\n# Results day\n# Guidance\n## Centre review and appeals preparation\n## Centre reviews and submissions","[{\"question\":\"What should centres do before grades are submitted?\",\"answer\":\"Centres should ensure they have shared sufficient process information with students and parents, confirm all students have notified mitigating circumstances, verify subject teams followed centre procedures for evidence and grading, and check for procedural or administrative errors in grade submissions.\"},{\"question\":\"What guidance applies after grades are submitted?\",\"answer\":\"Centres should prepare evidence and documentation so staff responsible for centre reviews and appeals can access it, and be ready to share how grades were determined on results day if not already done.\"},{\"question\":\"How do centre reviews and awarding organisation appeals work?\",\"answer\":\"Centres should use JCQ appendices, including Appendix B for student requests and an evidence checklist in Appendix C. 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