Hi,

 

We had separate rooms for late arrivals last year and it worked really well. As candidates arrived late, we grouped them together in the late arrival room and didn’t start the exam until a) the room was full or b) the time reached 09:45. I only distribute the set number of papers for each room, so I already had some spare papers in the exams office which we used for the late arrivals. Where there weren’t enough papers, I gathered spares from other rooms where learners were absent. We had no complaints regarding disturbances, so plan on doing the same this year.

 

Kind regards,

 

 

 

Hello,

 

This summer, we will set up exam rooms specifically for people who arrive late (after 9am), so other candidates are not disturbed by the late arrivals. Has anyone done this before?

 

I’m slightly worried about transferring papers from one room to the other after the exam has started (that might disturb the candidates just as much as late comers).

 

Any advice?

 

Many thanks,

 

Caroline Brenier

Examinations Manager

 

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