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I said that we planned to get back to pre-pandemic grading in 2023, and that 2022 results would broadly reflect a mid  \nway point between 2021 and 2019 .”  \nThe Chief Regulator of Ofqual  \nWARNING  \nWe have been told there are going to be less Grade 4s and  \nGrade 5s awarded in 22/23  \nThis does not have to be you!  \nGrade 5 is the new Grade 4.  \nFACT.  \nEverybody needs to aim for the highest possible grade  \nthey can achieve.  \nTo be Successful in your Exams:  \n• Be on time – Late candidates disrupt others, your paper will not necessarily be marked by the Exam Board.  \n• NEA – Non-exam assessments (NEA)/Controlled Hours (BTECs – Unit 3) are, infact, exams sat in classrooms. You must complete all the allocated hours. 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