GCSE and A level Drama post results services
This update covers the post results services available to you this summer, including key deadlines.
Summer 2017 examination materials
The question papers and mark schemes from this summer's assessments are available to download online now. Examiner reports will be available to download from results day.
Moderator Report (E9)
From results day, you can download centre specific moderator feedback for all your coursework and controlled assessment units/components. Your moderator writes a report to provide feedback on your marking and administration. If it was necessary to adjust your centre’s marks, the moderator will explain why in this report. Where possible, your moderator advises you on how you could make improvements for future series.
You can download the reports on results day from Edexcel Online. Please speak to your examinations officer if you don't have access to Edexcel Online.
Please note: if you do not have access to the 'results' tab in your Edexcel Online profile, you will not be able to download your E9 moderator report. In this instance, please ask your examinations officer to change your profile.
Watch our short video on how to find your Moderator Report.
ResultsPlus
ResultsPlus is a free online results analysis tool for teachers that gives you a detailed breakdown of your students’ performance in Edexcel exams. It provides detailed analysis available of your students’ performance and helps you to identify topics and skills where your students could benefit from further learning, helping them gain a deeper understanding of their subject.
Principal Moderator/Examiner Report
The Principal Moderator or Examiner also compiles a report on how candidates performed in this year’s examinations. It provides general feedback and highlights good approaches that can be taken forward to future examination series.
You can find these reports on ResultsPlus and on the relevant qualification page a few days after results day. Please speak to your examinations officer if you don't have access to ResultsPlus.
Watch our short video on how to find the Principal Moderator/Examiner Report.
Enquiries about results (EAR)
If you have a concern about a student's results, you can use our post-results services. We have details about these services and their cost online.
Visit the 'Enquiries about results' pages
Access To Scripts
After the summer 2017 results are published in August, centres will be able to view and download scripts which have been marked online free of charge from our Self-Service Portal via Edexcel Online.
The Self-Service Portal will be available until the final post-results deadline for each exam series:
- Summer 2017 - Thursday 28 September 2017
Teachers should save and/or print any scripts they need for teaching and learning purposes before the post-results deadline.
Scripts do not have examiner annotation on them. The marked script allows teachers to evaluate how the student performed on particular questions in relation to what they have been taught; the Principal Examiner's Report and the exemplars that we make available demonstrate how the mark scheme is applied.
If scripts have been marked 'traditionally' (i.e. not online), centres will have to request them via the Post Results section of Edexcel Online as in previous exam series.
These scripts will also be free of charge, but the final dates to request them are the same as the published JCQ Access to Scripts deadlines.
Please note: candidates' consent must be sought by the centre before viewing scripts. This can only be obtained from results day, and not before that point.
If you require a copy of an examiner mark sheet for practical units 6DR02 or 5DR03, you can request this, free of charge, via Edexcel Online. Please select ATSC.
Visit the 'Access to scripts' pages
Post Results Fees
Details of all updated fees for our post results services from 1 August 2017 can be found online.
See 'Post results fees' from 1 August 2017
Understanding marks
Get an overview of how we mark assessments and consistently award grades that fairly reflect a learner's performance. This includes setting grade boundaries and converting raw marks to UMS.
Visit the 'Understanding marks' pages
For the new AS level in Drama and Theatre UMS will not be used. The qualification will be awarded at qualification level and the grade boundaries will be set on the achievement from all components. We will issue notional grade boundaries for components.
Training
We now have dates available for training events for mocks marking training for Component 2 of the new specification. Places are also available to book on our Component 1 Coursework Marking Training events for AS and A level Drama and Theatre qualifications.
Book a place on an AS Drama and Theatre training event
Book a place on an A level Drama and Theatre training event
Key dates
Date | Event |
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11 July 2017 | Question papers available online |
25 July 2017 | Mark schemes available online |
16 August 2017 | AS and A level results available to centres through Edexcel Online |
17 August 2017 | AS and A level results released to candidates |
17 August 2017 | AS and A level examiner reports available on Results Plus |
23 August 2017 | GCSE results available to centres through Edexcel Online |
24 August 2017 | GCSE results released to candidates |
24 August 2017 | GCSE examiner reports available on Results Plus |
24 August 2017 | Enquiries About Results 2 Priority (EAR2P) deadline (AS and A level) |
24 August 2017 | *Access To Scripts Copy (ATSC) deadline (AS and A level) |
31 August 2017 | Enquiries About Results 2 Priority (EAR2P) deadline (GCSE) |
31 August 2017 | *Access to Scripts Copy (ATSC) deadline (GCSE) |
21 September 2017 | EAR1, EAR2 and EAR3 deadline |
21 September 2017 | Access To Scripts Post Review of Marking (ATSPE) deadline |
28 September 2017 | Free Access To Scripts via Portal deadline |
28 September 2017 | *Access To Scripts Original (ATSO) deadline |
*Access To Scripts Copy (ATSC) deadline |
*Access To Scripts Copy (ATSC) deadline |
* For scripts which have not been marked online e.g. because of unscannable attachments, damage to script, modified paper, student using wrong ink or pencil.