English
Autumn 2020 exam series
If you are intending to enter students in the autumn 2020 exam series, please see the key information below.
Important deadlines
- 4.9.20: entry deadline for GCE, autumn 2020 exam series
- 17.9.20: deadline for appealing summer 2020 results
- 18.9.20: entry deadline for GCSE English Literature & International GCSE English Language A, B & English Literature, autumn 2020 series
- 4.10.20: entry deadline for GCSE English Language, autumn 2020 series
- 5.11.20: GCSE English Language, deadline for grade submission for the SLE
- 13.11.20: International GCSE, submission deadline for coursework marks and spoken language endorsement (SLE) grades
Resit rules: who can enter, arrangements for coursework and endorsements
Access autumn 2020 resit rules for all English qualifications
Key dates for autumn 2020 series
Autumn 2020 entry and results dates for;
Exam timetables
What assessment material is available to me if I want my students to sit a mock before the autumn 2020 exams?
Access details in this community post
Need catch-up support?
View the support on offer to help your students catch up for autumn 2020 and summer 2021.
Subject advisor
Clare Haviland
English
Subject updates
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Summer 2026 results support for English qualifications
Access key information and guidance for the results period for GCSE, International GCSE and A level: key dates; details of post-results services (access to scripts, reviews of marking & appeals); grade boundaries; and when exam materials will be available.
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July 2026 teaching English update
Dear Colleagues
As we head into the last two or three weeks of the summer term, this update will provide you with all the information you need for the results period and the start of the next academic year.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all your hard work. It’s once again been a great pleasure to answer your questions; talk about your coursework text choices; and to think through your teaching and learning conundrums together.
I wish you all a real rest over the long holidays and look forward to talking to you in meetings, in emails and on Facebook and LinkedIn in the new academic year.
Best wishes
Clare Haviland