Move A-Level results day to end June/ beginning July to relieve students anxiety

Move a-level results to end June or start of July to relieve students of anxiety. It’s not fair we have to wait so long to find out what is happening with our future. The exam boards don’t even have papers to mark!

The Department for Education has been announcing how this year's A-levels and GCSEs will work, but decisions about examinations and assessments in England, including when results are issued, are a matter for Ofqual and the exam boards, and are not a matter for the UK Government or Parliament.

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