Exams Information
EXAM CERTIFICATES
Exam certificates for exams taken in Summer 2024 can be collected Monday to Friday between 9am and 3pm during term time, there is no need to make an appointment
For exams taken before 2024, please email the Exams Officer:
examofficer@parliamenthill.camden.sch.uk, requesting a date, with 2 working days’ notice to ensure your certificates will be ready for collection. If you are unable to come to the school yourself you must give the person coming on your behalf a letter of authorisation.
Alternatively, once the exams officer has confirmed that we have the certificates, you can request for them to be posted by completing the online form. You will need to pay for postage and admin of £10, which you can pay via the Parentpay link. Once payment has been received the certificates will be mailed to you.
The Exams Office currently hold Examination Certificates dated from 2020. If you know of anyone who may not have collected their exam certificates, please ask them to contact the Exams Office as soon as possible.
We are only required to store certificates for one year from the date of issue. Any Certificates we hold from before 2020 will be securely destroyed in January 2025. After this time, certificate requests will have to be made to the Examination boards who charge for replacements.
If you have misplaced your original certificates you will need to contact the Exam Board for duplicates.
Exam results
Exam News. Congratulations to Year 13 - August 2025
Exam results. Congratulations to Year 11 - August 2024
Exam News. Congratulations to Year 13 - August 2024
Ham & High Exam News - Aug 2024 Camden Rise Article
Camden students celebrate A-level and vocational results day 2024 – Camden website, main press release
Camden Rise Young people's Website Article
Exam Collection Dates:
A Level - 14th August 2025 (TBC) - 9:30am - LaSWAP Building
GCSE - 21st August 2025 (TBC) - 9am - Morant Hall
School Centre number: 10254
Examination officer contact details:
Examofficer@parliamenthill.camden.sch.uk
Exam Information For Students
PLAGIARISM
The work you submit for assessment must be your own and you will be asked to sign a declaration of authentication to say it is your own work.
You must not copy from someone else – this includes copying the work of a classmate, sibling or from the internet - or allow another candidate to copy from you.
You will be given further information about conduct in examinations and formal assessments from the Joint Council for Qualifications or you can access it yourself from their website.
These rules apply to all KS4 examinations and above and are derived from the rules for public examinations set by the Joint Council for Qualifications.
- You must be on time for your exams
- You must wear your ID badge
- You must not become involved in any unfair or dishonest practice as part of the examination
- You may take into the examination room only the materials and equipment you are allowed
- You may not have any writing, decorative or otherwise, on your body
- Your equipment must be in a see-through pencil case. You may only use a calculator if permitted in the exam
- You must not take into the examination room any unauthorised materials or equipment such as notes, MP3/4 players, I-pods, mobile phones or internet communication devices. If you take it to your place, even if you do not intend to use it, you are breaking examination rules and you may be subject to disqualification
- Invigilators may ask to check that you have no earphones in your ears as you go into the exam. If your ears are not easily visible exam staff may ask you to show them your ears. A private room may be arranged on request.
- You need to write with black ink and you cannot use correction fluid or colours on your answer paper unless this is specified
- You must not talk or communicate with other candidates in any way with other candidates until you have been dismissed and are outside the examination room. You must not disturb other candidates during the exam
- You cannot borrow equipment from other candidates during the exam
- If you leave the examination hall unsupervised you will not be allowed back in to the examination room
- You must remove all labels from drink bottles before you take them into the exam room
- You are not permitted to leave to go to the toilet during exams less than one hour in length
- You must follow the instructions and requests of the invigilators. You may not leave the examination room without their permission
MALPRACTICE
Breaking any of these rules is malpractice. The school is obliged to report malpractice to the examination body and the examination body will decide on the penalty.
Be polite to invigilators and fully co-operate. Not following their instructions is malpractice and you could get disqualified for it. Being rude to staff during exams is malpractice and you could get disqualified for it.
