GCSE, AS & A2 Retakes

Did you not do as well as you expected to in your GCSE or A Level exams? Here at Summit we specialise in helping you through your re-sits.

We offer short intensive courses for A Level and GCSE students wishing to improve their grades. Our expert teachers help you to identify the areas you need to improve on. The classes are geared to improving your understanding and make it possible for you to achieve at least 2 grades higher. Students who apply must be prepared to do all homework assignments and put in the hard work required on this intensive course which is at our Central London location.

Places are limited and early booking and registration is highly recommended..

GCSE Retakes, AS Retakes, A2 Retakes,

Summit Saturday School is an Approved Examination Centre for:

  • OCR
  • Edexcel
  • AQA

Summit Saturday school only accepts private candidate entries for the written component of an examination..

When you can retake your GCSE and A Level Examinations:

November GCSE resits – private candidates can apply to resit GCSE Mathematics and English at Summit Saturday Saturday School.  Entries are accepted from September 2011

January resits – A Level and GCSE: Private candidates can make their
Entries early in October 2011

We accept entries from private candidates to sit their examinations in March, May/ June.  We do not accept entries where practical examinations or speaking and listening examinations are required.

Some useful information about the GCSE and A Level entry procedure is provided below:

1.    Examination Timetable:   A downloadable timetables can be found on the AQA website.

2.    If you are taking English Language or a foreign language for which a Speaking and Listening  examination is required, you must find a Centre that will enter you for the oral examination – not many Centres do.

3.    AQA offer the English Language Speaking and Listening examination to private candidates. There are very strict rules relating to the date by which you must apply.  Contact AQA for further information

4.    You must contact a Centre to make your entry well in advance of the closing date. Closing dates for the various examination series are given below and rarely change from year to year.  Check on the awarding body website if you would like confirmation of these dates.  Some Centres set a final date by which they are prepared to accept entries from private candidates.

5.    You must attend in person to make your entry.  Centres will specify the identification documents you require.  In addition, the Centre will need your full name, entry code(s), proof of address, UCI and ULN where appropriate.

6.    If you are entering for A2 examinations or a combination of AS and A2 you must let the Centre know if you require aggregation/certification. It is important that this is done at the time of entry.  To apply after your entry has been made may incur additional costs.

7.    Entry code    It is entirely your responsibility to provide the Centre with the correct entry code for your examination entry.

8.    Closing date for making GCSE and A Level entries (this information is available on the awarding body website.)

November Examination Series                      4 October  2011
January examination Series                          21 October 2011
March examination Series                              21st January 2012
May/June examination Series GCSE          21st February 2012
May/June examination series GCE             21 March 2012