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In theory, we reserve the right to refuse admittance, although we have never imposed that penalty! By and large, if an academic member of staff or an administrator vouches for the individual, we would let them in. Our academic staff are required to be present for the first 15 minutes of the exam and that helps deflate such problems. Once or twice, a student has realised that they haven't got their card and have gone to their School Office in advance to get a letter! Sue On Mon, 10 May 1999 12:14:33 +0100 Paul Clark <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > For those institutions which require students to produce photo-ID > cards as proof of identity at written examinations: > > Could you let mw know what procedures/policy you have in place > for students who fail to bring their designated ID card to the > exams? I am currently drafting a policy, and would be very grateful > to find out how others handle this situation. > > With thanks in advance. > > Paul Clark > > Paul Clark > Assistant Registrar (Student Programmes) > Chester College of Higher Education > Parkgate Road > Chester, CH1 4BJ > > Tel:01244 375444 ---------------------- Susan Sings Anglia Polytechnic University @anglia.ac.uk %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%