Summer 2022
Student Area
This area of the Summer 2022 Awarding website, has been designed for you, our students.
We hope you find it a useful area in keeping you up to date with arrangements for Summer 2022 awarding.
Summer 2022 Results Days
- GCE: 18th August 2022
- GCSE: 25th August 2022
The Exam Journey
What’s happening and what to expect with Summer 22 exams
The following vodcasts will take you through the Summer 22 exam journey. You have the option to watch the vodcast in full, or to select and view the topic(s) which most interest you. A .pdf version of the vodcast transcript is also available for download.
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Key Year Facts
Key Year Facts for 2021/22 Assessment and Awarding Arrangements
Data Protection and Privacy Notice
Preparing for Exams
How students will be graded in 2021/22
Options open to students as part of the Summer 2022 alternative awarding arrangements
Summer 2022 A level Grades
2022 Grading Pathways
Examples of Grading and Achieving the Higher Grade from Two Pathways
Alice and Stephen are Year 12 students preparing to sit their GCSE History exams in Summer 2022.
GCSE History has two units. Unit 1 is graded out of 120 uniform marks, and Unit 2 is graded out of 80 uniform marks.
For Summer 2022, CCEA has stated that GCSE History students can choose to omit Unit 2.
Alice
Alice has opted to omit Unit 2. This means:
- She will be taught the full GCSE History specification, covering all topics and developing all necessary skills for both units.
- She will only sit the exam for Unit 1.
Alice’s overall GCSE grade will be based on her performance in Unit 1.
| Alice: GCSE History | ||
| Unit | Uniform Marks Achieved | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 | 92 out of 120 | B |
Stephen
Stephen has opted to sit all exams; he will not omit Unit 2. This means:
- He will be taught the full GCSE History specification, covering all topics and developing all necessary skills for both units.
- He will sit the exams for both Unit 1 and Unit 2.
To ensure Stephen is not disadvantaged by his decision to complete all units, CCEA will compare the grade Stephen achieves after sitting Units 1 and 2 with the grade he would have achieved if he had omitted Unit 2.
CCEA will award Stephen whichever of these two grades is higher:
| Stephen: GCSE History (graded on two units) | |||
| Unit | Uniform Marks Achieved | Total Uniform Mark | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 | 96 out of 120 | 136 out of 200 | C* |
| Unit 2 | 40 out of 80 | ||
| Stephen: GCSE History (graded on one unit) | |||
| Unit | Uniform Marks Achieved | Total Uniform Mark | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 | 96 out of 120 | 96 out of 120 | A |
CCEA awards the higher of the two grades, so Stephen receives a grade A.