Exams & Year Groups
Exams and Revision
With regard to exam preparation, pupils are given clear guidance by their subject teachers on revision techniques. All subjects offer revision, intervention and support sessions for pupils. The vast majority of our students are keen to take advantage of these sessions and make the most of these opportunities to maximise their chances of doing well.
Year 11 Mock Exams Exams
The Year 11 Mock Exams begin on 12th January to see the Exam Timetable – click Y11 Jan 2026 Timetable Exams
Year 11 Summer Exams
Please see the link to the Year 11 Summer 2026 Provisional Timetable – click Exam 2026 Timetable Summer
Exam Policies
Our exam policies are list below, please click documents to view:
Access To Scripts, Reviews Of Results And Appeals Procedures
Alternative Rooming Arrangements Policy
Artificial Intelligence Policy
Candidate Identification Policy
Certificate Issue Procedure And Retention Policy
Conflicts of Interest Policy 2025-26
Emergency Evacuation Policy (Exams)
Exam Complaints Policy 2025-26
Internal Appeals Procedure (Reviews of Results and Appeals) (1)
Malpractice Policy Exams 2025-26
Managing Behaviour Policy (Exams)
Non-examination Assessment Policy 2025-26
Non-Exam Assessments Information
Privacy-Notice-for-Parents-Carers
Whistleblowing Policy and Procedure
Word Processing Policy 2025-26
Written Examinations Information
Key Stage 4 Exam Guide
An essential guide to everything you could possibly want to know about the examination process and more – click A Z Guide Of Exams For Student 2024 25
Year 11 Revision Timetable
On occasion, parental support is required to ensure that a student attends particular sessions. As a school we are very clear that it is staff, students and parents working together that delivers the best results for our young people and would take this opportunity to thank our pupils’ parents and carers in helping achieve this.
Please click to download the revision timetable – 2025-26 Revision Timetable
Year Groups
Forms will take part in Collective Worship activities and literacy and numeracy sessions. Students in each form will elect a form representative and vote for a student to represent them on the School Council. Students will also take part in regular student voice activities where they get the chance to express their feelings about issues in school.
Each year group has a Progress Leader who will take weekly assemblies and monitor the attendance, punctuality and behaviour of the students; they are assisted by a Pastoral Assistant who is non-teaching and dedicated to the physical and mental well-being of students in their year group. Year groups will have the opportunity to take part in extra-curricular activities including sports teams who play regular fixtures with other Manchester schools, school theatrical productions and trips.