Exam Centre

Summer 2026 Exam Timetable - Live and Mock Exams

Year 10 Mock Exam Timetable

Year 11 Mock Exam Timetable

These will be published closer to exam periods. Please check back again later.

Year 13 Mock Exam Timetable

January 2026 Exams as of 05/12/25.pdf

Results Days 2025

If you are unhappy with your grades after results day, you do have the opportunity to appeal or make use of other services with the Awarding Bodies.

The fees involved with these services range from Free - £291.00 and for appeals to your grades, £129.30 - £301.50

Please see Mr. Dyer for further assistance or use the contact information on the website for this.

If you wish to use Post Results Services, the forms below need to be completed and brought to Mr. Dyer.

Candidate consent form

JCQ Appeals Form

If you are unsure about anything relating to your exams and particularly if you think you have been incorrectly entered please talk to Mr Dyer, Exams Officer, as soon as possible for help and advice.

The main thing to remember regarding exam matters, is not to keep any worries bottled up but ideally contact Mr Dyer as soon as possible, so that the situation can be assessed and appropriate support can be offered within the bounds of the exam regulations.

All exams information such as times and venues of the exams and the seating plans will be available on Edulink, physical plans will be displayed outside the Exams Office for students to check where they should be and which seat they are in. Any students with Access Arrangements should attend the Main Library for their seating arrangements, unless otherwise discussed with Mrs Gillett or Mr Dyer.

The Exams Office is situated next to the lift in the main school building.

Mr Dyer can be contacted via the following routes:

Calling in to see him in the Exams Office.

Telephone: 01986 892140 Ext 148

Email: tdyer@bungayhigh.co.uk

Don’t forget that you must ensure you bring all the equipment required to complete the exam with you to the exam room. Water is allowed but this must be in a clear plastic bottle with a sports top. Food is not allowed in the exam room.

Application for Special Consideration Requests

All applications for special consideration will be taken into consideration by Mr Dyer during the exam season but may not be able to be acted upon. The final decisions made are an Awarding Body decision and not those of Bungay High School. If you or your child feels their performance in one or more exams has been impacted by events at the time of an assessment or in the lead up to it, please contact Mr Dyer in the first instance who will be able to discuss this with you in further detail.

EXAM RESULts 2024

"Our class of 2024 have demonstrated true character throughout their high school journey and as a result of their hard work, determination and perseverance they have excelled this year with some fantastic results, which are some of the highest in the history of the school for English and maths. We want to celebrate the achievements of all our students and wish them well as they continue the next steps in their educational journey, recognising those students whose journey has been more challenging than others, but through their endeavour have succeeded. None of this would have been possible without the incredible support from EAST Trust, our parents, staff and the governors at Bungay High School whose collaboration ensures our students have the necessary support and enriching experiences to move forward successfully with their chosen destinations."

Chanel Oswick

Headteacher

Our Headline results from 2024 are below. More information can be found on the DfE website here Bungay High School - Compare school and college performance data in England - GOV.UK

If you require any further information please contact: (GCSE) Mark Shepstone, Acting Deputy Headteacher or (A Level) Chloe Lambert, Director of 6th Form.

GCSE

2024 Results

Progress 8	0.08
Attainment 8	46
Students achieving a grade 4+ in English and Maths	70.4%
Students achieving a grade 5+ in English and Maths	41%
Students entering the English Baccalaureate (EBacc)	21.7%
Students average points score for the EBacc	4.01
Students staying in education or employment after KS4	92%

‘A’ LEVEL