Examinations
Exams, from question bank to released results
A question bank per subject, papers moderated by the Head of Department, a clash-free exam timetable, seating, invigilation, marking and results analysis.
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Papers people can trust
- Each subject keeps a question bank with answers, marking notes, difficulty and strand.
- Setters build papers from the bank; the Head of Department moderates before a paper is print-ready.
- Papers stay with the setter, moderator and exams officer until the day they're sat.
An exam timetable in seconds
- No learner sits two papers at once or more than two in a day, and every session is long enough for its paper.
- Index numbers that never change, seating that alternates papers seat by seat, and invigilation shared fairly.
- Anything that can't be placed is explained, so you know what to change.
Marking and results
- Marks entered in the same grid teachers already use, by the class teacher or an assigned marker.
- Script collection and marking tracked class by class, and an incident log for the exam room.
- Results released by the Head, with analysis by paper and class.
Building an exam paper from the subject's question bank
Questions about examinations
Does the exam timetable avoid clashes automatically?
Yes. The generator never gives a learner two papers in the same session, keeps each learner to two papers a day, and checks that rooms hold everyone sitting.