Exam Information

A Level / BTEC

Request a Copy of Script

A copy of your script can be requested from the exam board. It is a free service to support you in deciding whether to review your results. If you would like to receive a copy of a script, please complete the A Level/BTEC Script Request form below using your Felsted School email.

Concerned about your result?

It is possible to have the marking reviewed by the exam board, but it is a service for which the exam boards charge. There are different options available, and the fees are explained below. These fees MUST be paid via the Felsted Flywire system, before requesting a review through the form below. Please submit payment on Flywire under 'Exams -> Post Results Services'. The form must then be completed using your Felsted School email. Once the form is received and payment confirmed, the exams officer will enter your request and confirm via the email provided in the form. 

If you have any questions regarding the Flywire payment system, please contact cashier@felsted.org

If you have any questions regarding the form, please contact the Exams Office at exams@felsted.org

Post Results Services available to BTEC and A Level students

1. Priority Review of Marking deadline: Thursday 20 August 2026 - £75.00
   These services are for students awaiting University places. Please contact Ms Scofield and/or the relevant subject head for advice first.
2. Standard Review of Marking deadline: Friday 18 September 2026  - £65.00  
   If you wish to apply for a standard review please contact your subject teacher and/or the relevant subject head for advice first.

Reminder - Marks can go down

Students are reminded that should they proceed with a review of marking, their mark and grades are not protected. This means that students’ marks and subject grades may go DOWN as well as up. 

For most subjects there will be more than one paper available for review of marking. Students must specify which paper they wish to be reviewed, as the boards charge for EACH INDIVIDUAL PAPER to be reviewed. If you are unsure of which paper to select please check with the Head of Department; the exams office cannot advise as to which paper would be best for review of marking.

GCSE

Request a Copy of Script

A copy of your script can be requested from the exam board. It is a free service to support you in deciding whether to review your results. If you would like to receive a copy of a script, please complete the GCSE Script Request form below using your Felsted School email.

Concerned about your result?

It is possible to have the marking reviewed by the exam board, but it is a service for which the exam boards charge. There are different options available, and the fees are explained below. These fees MUST be paid via the Felsted Flywire system, before requesting a review through the form below. Please submit payment on Flywire under 'Exams - post results services'. The form must then be completed using your Felsted School email. Once the form is received and payment confirmed, the exams officer will enter your request and confirm via the email provided in the form. 

If you have any questions regarding the Flywire payment system, please contact cashier@felsted.org

If you have any questions regarding the form, please contact the Exams Office at exams@felsted.org

Post Results Services available to GCSE students

1) Standard Review with Marking deadline: 18 September 2026 - £55.00 
If you wish to apply for a standard review please contact your subject teacher and/or the relevant subject head for advice first.

Reminder - Marks can go down

Students are reminded that should they proceed with a review of marking , their mark and grades are not protected. This means that students’ marks and subject grades may go DOWN as well as up. 

For most subjects there will be more than one paper available for review of marking. Students must specify which paper they wish to be reviewed, as the boards charge for EACH INDIVIDUAL PAPER to be reviewed. If you are unsure of which paper to select please check with the Head of Department; the exams office cannot advise as to which paper would be best for review of marking.