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Hi Colleague
We hope you've had a good week.
Congratulations to all students getting their GCSE English Language or GCSE Maths results this week. You may be interested to read a new blog from Ofqual about the results from this unique exam series. This includes a reminder not to make assumptions about likely grade boundaries in summer 2022 based on the November series. There's more information about the post-results services for your students here. And we've just published the November 2022 final exam timetables for GCSE English Language and GCSE Mathematics.
Also in this week's roundup:
- summer 2022: in case you missed it, a reminder of where to find adaptations and NEA arrangements for your GCSE, AS and A Level subject
- supporting you with key information about the January 2022 exams, including our FAQ on what happens if a student has been unable to sit an exam
- Cambridge Technicals in Performing Arts teachers: to support your students affected by COVID-19, we've extended the two-week assessment window for the completion of externally set tasks to 29 January. See our subject information update for information
- if you're new to Cambridge Nationals and Cambridge Technicals or need a refresher, we're offering free Admin Essentials webinars
- spotlight on...meet the Health & Social Care and Child Development team supporting you
- nominations for the 2022 Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards are now open
- take a look at our new blogs: How Cambridge Nationals and Cambridge Technicals will be awarded in 2021/22, what to consider when choosing a business qualification for your key stage 4 students, A Level Mathematics specification B (MEI) – what's in it for you?
- to support our Classics teachers, we've launched a new Twitter account. Follow us for the latest news, resources and training opportunities
- a reminder: our autumn 2020 GCSE, AS and A Level exam papers and mark schemes will be available on our public website from Tuesday 18 January. This is a joint decision in line with other Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) boards to better support all students preparing for mocks and exams.
If you have any questions or need support at any time, remember to check out our dedicated supporting you pages, our range of FAQs, and don't hesitate to get in touch if you need more advice.
Best wishes
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