EXAM SUCCESS
Harrow's GCSE students appear to have done better than ever in this year's examinations.
Harrow's GCSE students appear to have done better than ever in this year's examinations.
Provisional figures show that 56.7 per cent of students received five or more A* to C grades compared to 55.1 per cent last year.
Cllr Archie Foulds, portfolio holder for education, said: 'Once again our pupils, supported by their teachers and other school staff, have achieved some excellent and well deserved results.'
Exam Schedule
Four-day ClassesExams for subjects which have meetings in both the Monday/Wednesday/Friday (MWF) and Tuesday/Thursday (TT) sequences should be scheduled according to the sequence in which they have the greater number of times. If a class meets an equal number of times in each sequence, the examination should be scheduled according to the sequence which shows an earlier date or time in the examination schedule.
i.e., for MTWF or MWTHF courses, refer to the MWF examination time. For MTWTH of MTTHF courses, find both the MWF exam time and the TT exam time—your exam is scheduled for whichever date/time is earlier.
Common Exam TimesAll sections of Accounting 203 and 204 as well as all sections of Mathematics 171, 172, and 271have a common exam on Monday, December 11, 9:00 a.m.
Half-Semester CoursesExams for undergraduate courses meeting during the first half of the semester will bescheduled on the last day of class. Exams for undergraduate courses meeting during thesecond half of the semester will be scheduled according to the exam schedule above.
Labs and Combination Lecture/Lab CoursesExams for labs, if given, should be administered during the final lab period. Exams forcombination lecture/lab classes should be administered according to the exam schedule above.
One-credit PER and MUSC CoursesExams for one-credit PER and MUSC courses, if given, will typically be scheduled for the finalclass period.
Graduate CoursesGraduate courses will typically follow the full eight-week schedule, with the exam on the finalday of class.
EXAM SUCCESS
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