Where do I get copies of GCSE results?
The chances are you don’t remember what boards each exam was with, so your first port of call may well be your old school to see if they have kept such records. They almost certainly won’t have your results themselves (indeed, they shouldn’t under data protection rules), but they may have records to say which boards you studied with. Once you know this, you need to apply to each of the boards to have copies of your results. Most of the boards from 14 years ago have been re-organised into one of the big 3, or one of the few smaller groups. You can find contact details for each of them at the QCA website (see the link below) You will probably have to pay a fee of around £30 per board, which means it’s probably worth narrowing down to exactly which results you need (i.e.
