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AS Level Exam dates and booking holiday

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PrettyLL · 18/09/2024 13:07

Hi all, quick question, are the AS and A Level exam dates the exam boards have released for 2025 absolutely set in stone?

My daughter is taking her AS Level exams and looking at the dates they are all BEFORE the May half term, which is when I would like to book a family holiday, and would include a couple days after the half term. Its only the A Level exams after the half term in June according to the timetable. Plus the contingency days listed as 11th and 25th June we would be back for.

I'm itching to book as found such a good deal and its so hard to find a time that suits everyone work wise, my youngest will be leaving primary school so needs to be after their SATs and before their high school/transition/leaver stuff they have going on!

Sorry I'm rambling, so yes, are they the definite dates that all colleges have to follow?

Thanks so much.

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mitogoshigg · 18/09/2024 13:33

For as, as in lower 6th they generally have lessons in the second half term, starting the work for the next year

PrettyLL · 18/09/2024 14:30

mitogoshigg · 18/09/2024 13:33

For as, as in lower 6th they generally have lessons in the second half term, starting the work for the next year

Yes she's in lower 6, her first year at Sixth Form College so taking her AS exams in 2025, A levels in 2026. Thanks. :)

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Bluevelvetsofa · 18/09/2024 14:36

The A level work will be continuing. How much term time are you intending to be away?

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PrettyLL · 18/09/2024 14:52

3 days, 4 days max, I realise its not the end of term yet and lessons continue. I just want to make extra sure the current exam timetable is correct and will remain as they are.

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