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CAMBRIDGE JUNE 2026 EXAMINATIONS TIMETABLE
CAMBRIDGE JUNE 2026 EXAMINATIONS TIMETABLE
TAH - Exam Timetable June 2026 - Student VersionLetter to Parents - Study Leave (Summer 2026).docxStudy Leave 2026
Study Leave 2026
Information for parents regarding Study Leave
June 2026 - IGCSE and AS A Level Examinations Letter & Timetables.docxExaminations: IGCSE, AS and A Level
Examinations: IGCSE, AS and A Level
Summer Assesment Guidance Booklet (1).pdfAssessment Guidance
Assessment Guidance
Please see the attached document for support with completing assessment (examinations)
Mock Examinations Letter 2026 Portal Version.docxMock Examinations Letter to Parents
The following resources on this page will help students plan for their exams:
The exam timetable (Scroll to the bottom of the page)
Videos on effective study practice
SENECA and OAK revision websites
A list of subjects with specifications and useful websites
A blank timetable for planning purposes
Mock Examinations 2023: Academic Support and Wellbeing Advice
SENECA - The fastest growing online revision platform in the UK - A tool used by over 8.5 million students around the world, SENECA offers online homework & revision for IGCSE and A Level.
Oak Academy - Our online resource for KS3 KS4 curriculum with over 40,000+ resources. All resources are adaptable, meaning our teachers can curate lessons to suit student needs.
Our teachers have put together a list of useful academic support sessions and revision websites below, please see the tabs for further information.
11 golden exam rules.
1. Aim to arrive at the exam venue at least 10 minutes before the start of the exam
2. All equipment (pens, pencils, etc) must be brought into the examination hall in a clear plastic bag.
3. PLEASE make sure that equipment includes SEVERAL working pens, pencils, ruler, eraser etc.
4. Do not use highlighter pens on your answer papers.
5. DO NOT bring Tippex into the examination hall, as it is forbidden to use it.
6. No bags are permitted in the exam, please arrange to leave your bags with a friend or in a locker.
7. No mobile phones, Walkmans, MP3 players, Ipods, or other electronic or communication devices of any kind should be brought into the examination hall.
8. No food or drink is to be taken into the examination hall. Only transparent water bottles are allowed into the exam room.
9. Once you enter the exam hall, you are under exam conditions - there should be zero communication. Listen to the instructions of the invigilator.
10. Raise your hand if you need assistance.
11. Manage your time throughout the exam, the invigilator will not give any extra time. When time is up, your papers should be closed.
Please make a copy of the planner below, take a look at the notes tab for help and guidance.
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