GCSE Results Collection - For 2026 Leavers Only
All students are to collect their GCSE results on Thursday 20th August from the school sports hall at 09:30.
Only students themselves can collect their results. Friends/family cannot collect on their behalf. However, if students cannot collect their results in person they can nominate their immediate parent/carer (not an extended relation or friend) to collect on their behalf. This is done by the student writing a letter stating who is collect their results. That person must bring the letter and a form of ID to the school.
If students cannot collect their results in person or nominate someone, they can request their results to be emailed to them directly to their personal email address. They must email Mr Cordwell at sco@little-lever.bolton.sch.uk to request this from their personal email address and their results will be returned to them on the morning of results day. Results cannot be emailed to parents/carers, just the student themselves.
Collection of GCSE Coursework - Art, Fashion, Photography and Design Technology portfolios and work: all art and technology has be kept in school up until the 1st November 2026. After that date students can contact the school to arrange a collection of their practical work or portfolios. Work is stored in school until 31st January 2027. After this date, uncollected work is disposed of or kept by the school for display purposes.
GCSE Results
At Little Lever School, we are committed to ensuring every student achieves things they never thought they could. Our assessment and examination results reflect the hard work of our students, the dedication of our staff and the strong support of our families.
This page provides an overview of our most recent performance outcomes, including GCSE results and key accountability measures published by the Department for Education. These results help us celebrate our successes and identify the next steps in our journey of continuous improvement.
To see how Little Lever School compares to other schools, and nationally, you can visit the school and college performance service.
You can explore our latest results below, along with links to official performance tables for further detail.
GCSE Exams
All Year 11 students will receive their individual exams calendar every year.
GCSE examinations are conducted under formal conditions, which students will have experience in Year 10 during Standard Assessment 2, and during both Year 11 Standard Assessment (mock exam) periods - this is to ensure students feel confident and comfortable with the exams process.
Please see below for key guidance from JCQ on conduct before and during the GCSE period, to ensure no students receives consequences for actions in and out of school.
The full GCSE exams and interventions calendar can be downloaded here.