Where a student was due to take an assessment in summer 2020 and could not do so, an assessed grade will be available to them for the unit(s) in question. The assessment does not need to be taken.
Frequently Asked Questions
If our students were entered for an examined unit in summer 2020, are they eligible for an assessed grade for the unit?
Yes, the assessed grade applies to both examined and moderated units.
If the unit entered in summer 2020 was mandatory, are the students eligible for an assessed grade for the unit?
Yes, the assessed grade applies to both mandatory and optional units.
We entered our students in June 2020 but withdrew the entry/entries. Are the students eligible for an assessed grade?
Yes, the students will be eligible for an assessed grade. We will provide further details as soon as we can.
We intended to enter our students in June 2020 but, due to the disruption, the entry was missed. Are the students eligible for an assessed grade?
We will provide advice on this scenario as soon as we can.
We did not enter our students in June 2020. We intended to enter them in November 2020, January 2021 or June 2021 but were impacted by the lost teaching time between March and July 2020. Are the students eligible for an assessed grade?
Students that you had not already planned to assess and submit for moderation in June 2020 are not eligible for an assessed grade. If disruption had not occurred, these students were not in a position to be assessed in the period 20 March to 31 July.
We continue discussions with the DfE and our regulator Ofqual and we will keep you updated with any further measures to help you better manage the challenges of COVID-19.
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