Examinations are an important part of school life, which happen throughout the school year.

Examination Results – Summer 2023

  • Thursday 17 August 2023: AS, A Levels and vocational Level 3 qualifications
  • Thursday 24 August 2023: GCSEs and vocational Level 1/2 qualifications

Post-Results Services

Information will be posted here once the post-results process is confirmed for the summer 2023 exams.

Summer 2023 Provisional Exam Timetables

The exam boards have now released provisional timetables for the summer 2023 exams. They can be found on the exam board websites as follows:

AQA: https://www.aqa.org.uk/exams-administration/dates-and-timetables

Pearson/Edexcel: https://qualifications.pearson.com/en/support/support-topics/exams/exam-timetables/provisional-timetables.html

OCR: https://ocr.org.uk/administration/general-qualifications/preparation/key-dates-and-timetables/

Eduqas: https://www.eduqas.co.uk/home/administration/key-dates-and-timetables/#tab_0

Please note that these timetables are provisional and subject to change.

Presentation for Parents and Carers of Y11 Students with Revision Advice

Preparing for examinations

Student Guide

Revision Schedule

The government has published some advice to help students to cope with examination pressure.  This can be found here.

After the Exams

Questions or Queries

If you have any queries regarding the summer results or the autumn exam entries please do not hesitate to email our Examinations Officer. Please send a message with a contact number and we will contact you at the earliest opportunity to discuss any queries.

Collection of Certificates

  • The Statement of Results, which each student receives on results day, is only provisional and may not be accepted by colleges and some employers. Exam certificates are the only official proof of results – these are sent to the school during the Autumn Term and presented to students on Speech Day. If a student does not return to the Sixth Form, or does not attend Speech Day, certificates may then be collected from school. A friend or relative can collect them on behalf of a student, but must bring a letter of authority, signed by the student.

Examination Results

Our full examination results, by subject area, are available to download at the bottom of this page.

Nationally, schools are judged against a set of criteria, which are all available on the Department for Education (DfE) School Performance Tables. An overview of our performance against these criteria in 2018-19 is given below.

Key Stage 4 (2018-19)

  • Progress 8 score: 0.24 (“Above average”)
  • Attainment 8 score: 53.9 points (England average: 46.7 points)
  • 56% of students achieved a strong pass (9 – 5) in English and mathematics (England average: 43%)
  • English Baccalaureate (EBacc) Average Point Score: 4.68 (England average: 4.07)
  • 99% of students have continued in education or training, or have moved on to employment in the year after the end of Key Stage 4 (England average: 94%)
  • Click here to see the Government’s school and college performance tables for Lady Manners School

Key Stage 5 (2018-19)

  • Progress: 0.15 (“Above average”)
  • Attainment (Attainment (A Level average result): C+ 34.21 points (England average: C+ 34.01 points)
  • Attainment (Tech Level average result): Distinction 33.64 points (England average: Merit+ 28.64 points)
  • English and maths progress (such as GCSE retakes): Data suppressed to protect individual privacy
  • Retention (A Level percentage of students completing their main study programme): 90.3% (England average: 91.3%)
  • Retention (Tech level percentage of students completing their main study programme): 100% (England average: 87.9%)
  • Destinations (2017 leavers): 79% of students stayed in education or went into employment or an apprenticeship
  • Click here to see the Government’s school and college performance tables for Lady Manners School Sixth Form.

Download the documents below to see our results in detail.

Examination Results 2019

Examination Results 2018

Examination Results 2017