What may happen to your grade during the centre review and appeals process?
If you request a centre review or an awarding organisation appeal there are three possible outcomes:
• Your original grade is lowered, so your final grade will be lower than the original grade you received.
• Your original grade is confirmed, so there is no change to your grade.
• Your original grade is raised, so your final grade will be higher than the original grade you received.
Once a finding has been made you cannot withdraw your request for a centre review or appeal. If
your grade has been lowered you will not be able to revert back to the original grade you received
on results day.

What will be checked during a centre review?
You can ask the centre to check whether it made a procedural error, an administrative error, or both.
A procedural error means a failure to follow the process set out in the centre policy. An administrative
error means an error in recording your grade or submitting your grade to the awarding organisation.
Your work will not be re-marked as part of the centre review.

What will be checked during an awarding organisation appeal?
You can ask the awarding organisation to check whether the centre made a procedural or administrative
error - or whether the awarding organisation itself made an administrative error. You can also ask the
awarding organisation to check whether the academic judgement of the centre was unreasonable,
either in the selection of evidence or the determination of your grade. Your work will not be re-marked as part of the awarding organistation appeal.

When do I need to submit my request?
You should submit a request for a centre review/awarding body appeal by Tuesday 31st August 2021.

DO NOT use this form if you wish to appeal your TAG for Music Technology or Health and Fitness. The link to the appeals form for these subjects is here (copy and paste into your browser): https://forms.gle/1DtVVB4eC1U5iMTZ8