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RESULTS DAY – November GCSEs -Thursday 8th January 2026

Results day for our GCSE November exams will be Thursday 8th January 2026 . Collection will be available from 09:00, any results not collected by 14:00 will be posted to the address we hold on system for you on the same day. Please note, you will need to bring photographic identification with you (Weston College ID badge, passport, driving licence, etc). If you are collecting on behalf of someone else, please bring the students’ ID, your own ID, and a letter signed and dated from the student confirming that you are able to collect on their behalf.

These results will be available for in-person collection from the AROSFA Building (10-16 Lower Church Rd, Weston-super-Mare BS23 2AG), just across the road from our Knightstone campus,  signs will be placed outside guiding you to the collection point.

Results will also be available on your EILP, please find instructions on how to access it this way here.

REVIEW OF RESULTS

If you would like to use any post result services for your exam results, please scan the QR code enclosed with your exam results on results day. Alternatively, please complete the form below.

If you are unhappy with your exam result(s) you can ask for a clerical check or a review of marking (both priority and non-priority). Additional information surrounding fees and deadlines can be found below. All requests for post-results services must go through the Examinations team at Weston College, who will make requests to the awarding bodies on your behalf. Grade protection does not apply for any post-results service which means that candidates’ marks and subject grades may be lowered, confirmed, or raised as a result.

You will receive a refund of the paper(s) IF the overall grade is changed.

What is a clerical check?

A clerical check of a marked paper will ensure:

  1. All the pages were marked
  2. All the marks were counted
  3. The result matches the marks on the paper.

What is a review of marking?

There is a selection of either a priority review of marking (usually for those who are urgently awaiting on result to attend higher education) or a non-priority review of marking. Review of marking is carried out to ensure that the agreed mark scheme has been applied correctly and includes a clerical check.

What is access to scripts?

Access to scripts is a service that allows Weston College view your marked scripts online or download as a PDF. If you would like to see a copy of your marked scripts, then you will need to contact the Examinations department via email – exams.admin@weston.ac.uk

Please include:

  1. Full name
  2. WS number
  3. Date of birth
  4. Which marked exam scripts you would like a copy of

We cannot access scripts unless written permission from the candidate is received.

Please note that your request has not been confirmed until payment has been made. Once a submission has been entered then you will receive an email within 1 working day to direct you to our secure webpage to arrange payment, once payment has been made we will then be able to submit on your behalf. Please check the website below for deadlines for the above service

REVIEW OF RESULTS FORM

  • Your Details
  • Exam Information
  • Complete

 

Please note that your request has not been confirmed until payment has been made. Once a submission has been entered then you will receive an email within 1 working day to direct you to our secure webpage to arrange payment, once payment has been made we will then be able to  submit on your behalf. Please check the website below for deadlines for the below services. Please note that these fees are quoted directly from the awarding bodies, Weston College are not able to alter or amend the cost of this.

 

Access to scripts (ATS) –DEADLINE 12th February 2026

If you would like a free downloaded copy of your marked script please contact the Examinations department directly via email to exams.admin@weston.ac.uk . Please note that we cannot access your scripts unless we have written permission from individual candidates.

If requesting a script after a post-result service amend, a fee will apply depending on the awarding body:

Requesting a script AFTER post-result service amend

 

Awarding BodyFee PER paper/unit
Edexcel£15.00
AQAFree

 

Clerical Re-Check – DEADLINE 12th February 2026

A check of all clerical procedures which leads to the awarding body issuing a result. This includes making sure:

  1. all parts of the exam paper have been marked
  2. marks have been recorded / added up correctly
  3. special consideration has been applied (where appropriate)
  4. the grade boundaries have been applied accurately 
Clerical Re-Check Fee
QualificationAwarding BodyFee PER paper/unit
GCSEEdexcel£14.00
GCSEAQA£9.40

 

Review of Marking – DEADLINE 12th February 2026

A check that the awarding body examiners have marked externally assessed components correctly. This includes:

  1. the Clerical Re-check
  2. a review of marking of units / components by a senior examiner
Review of Marking Fee
QualificationAwarding BodyFee PER paper/unit
GCSEEdexcel£50.00
GCSEAQA£43.50

 

Viewing Results

Step 1

front screen of weston college webiste

Click the three rows in the top right corner

Step 2

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Click ‘eILP’

Step 3

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Log in with your WS email and password

step 4

ilp button shown in the middle of 2 other options

Click on ‘My ILP’ button

Step 5

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Ensure that the ‘academic year’ dropdown at the top of the page is selected for 2024/2025

Step 6

Click on ‘Exams’ tab on the left hand side of the page

NOTE: The ‘Exams’ tab on the left hand side of the page will be available:

  • 09:00 Thursday 14th August until 12 noon Friday 15th August (Level 3 results)
  • 09:00 Thursday 21st August onwards (Level 1, 2, 3 results)

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