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15:35 PM - 10 Dec 2024

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18:00 PM - 6 Dec 2024

A Level Art & 3D Design students were tasked with a sculpture challenge designing site-specific sculptures inspired by local and distant locations, reflecting their history and unique qualities. Highlights included Kingston Marketplace, the Rose Theatre, and Camden Market. pic.twitter.com/2Vy2d0HsyO

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18:00 PM - 5 Dec 2024

Our Sixth Form students met Her Honor Judge Georgina Kent and His Honour Judge Simon Heptonstall! They shared their journeys to becoming judges, gave insights into the judicial system and sentencing. Students also got to try on traditional robes and wigs worth up to £2,000! pic.twitter.com/ObXtuBv91S

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10:29 AM - 5 Dec 2024

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18:00 PM - 18 Nov 2024

A competition has been organised for our Year 9 linguists, by the great minds at ! It combines puzzle-solving, language-learning, and teamwork. We can't wait to get competing and we will keep you posted of our progress! pic.twitter.com/ZIMH9oDhCd

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15:48 PM - 13 Nov 2024

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18:00 PM - 11 Nov 2024

On Friday, the Y10 boys' rugby team attended a tournament hosted by Old Cranleighan's RFC. They beat Southborough 32-0 before a nail-biting win over Riddlesdown won with the last kick of the match, sadly losing the decider against a strong Glyn team 19-5 to finish second overall. pic.twitter.com/ZU8jh4WOqr

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16:21 PM - 11 Nov 2024

Students from HWS and HWPS attended the Remembrance Sunday event at the Hinchley Wood Memorial Gardens yesterday with performances from the orchestra and choir. Thank you to everyone supporting this event. pic.twitter.com/ofnYU1IRaT

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16:00 PM - 10 Nov 2024

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18:00 PM - 8 Nov 2024

Today our 6th Form Politics students had an inspiring session with Monica Harding, Lib Dem MP. They delved into hot topics, from the latest Labour budget and the impact of the American election to local issues like river pollution, housing, and the rise of the Reform party. pic.twitter.com/AHz3dKqcwz

Certificates

GCSE and A Level Certificates

You can collect your GCSE and A Level Certificates from Reception during school office hours. Please avoid lunchtime and other busy times. You will be asked to sign for the certificates to confirm receipt and may be asked for ID. Alternatively, we can post the certificates to you in board-backed envelopes via recorded delivery to the home address currently held by the school. Please contact the Exams Office - kjames@hinchleywoodschool.co.uk for further information.

2022/2023 GCSE and A Level Certificates can be collected from Reception during school office hours. Please avoid lunchtime and other busy times. You will be asked to sign for the certificates to confirm receipt.

If you would like someone else to collect your certificates on your behalf, you will need to provide written authorisation confirming this. When coming to collect the certificates, the signed authorisation letter will need to be handed in and ID shown. The person collecting the certificates will also be asked to sign for the certificates to confirm receipt.

If you would like to collect certificates from previous exam years, please contact the Exams Office - kjames@hinchleywoodschool.co.uk.

Certificates are valuable documents, so please store them in a safe place. Students may need to produce them in the future if they apply for college, university or for a job, and they will not be able to obtain a replacement.

Lost Certificates

We hold certificates in our archives for 10 years. If we do not have your certificates, you are able to request details of your results from the awarding bodies by applying in person direct to the awarding body for replacements. Below are links to the main four awarding body websites we use and the relevant sections. 

AQA:

https://www.aqa.org.uk/contact-us/past-results-and-lost-certificates 

This link will take you direct to the correct place on the AQA website. Scroll down to the section ‘How to make an application and choose the appropriate pdf from their list. You will also find guidance notes for completing the form and a checklist. 

Pearson (Edexcel): http://qualifications.pearson.com/en/support/Services/replacement-certificates.html 

Scroll to ‘View our certificate services’ and select the appropriate option. 

OCR:http://www.ocr.org.uk/ocr-for/learners-and-parents/lost-or-incorrect-certificates/ 

Click on the link ‘complete the application form online’. There are five steps to the application, you will be required to upload an image of your identification. 

WJEC:http://www.wjec.co.uk/students/certificates/ 

Scroll to the end of their window and select ‘Candidate’, this will provide additional information and a link to the application form. 

Each awarding body will charge between £20 to £40 per certificate. A certificate will include all subjects certificated within an exam series for one level of qualification, therefore two or possibly three charges will apply per board if you are applying for GCSE, AS and A Level qualifications. Fees are payable directly by you to each awarding body and replacement certificates can take anywhere between 2 to 6 weeks to be delivered.