I need to find out what my GCSE results were from 1990, where do I look?
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I doubt that the school would be able to tell you what exam boards they were using for each subject in 1990.  Most of the Heads of Department would have since moved on.  Moreover, the exam boards probably no longer exist, since they were reorganised in the mid-1990s!\n\nI suggest that you phone one exam board and discuss the issue with them.  I suggest you start with OCR because they are the most efficient at deadling with telephone enquiries (get their number from www.ocr.org.uk).  They would be able to tell you if anyone still holds your GCSE results.\n\nIf the data is no longer held, I think you would then be free to make up your own GCSE results!
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http://www.edexcel.org.uk/quals/gce/pe/\n\nTry that!\n\nOh sorry! Just seen the last bit of your question.
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Not really sure...but the UK Department for Education and Skills is a good place to start (probably) check out their website
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Your question isn't completely clear.\n\nIf you want to find GCSE past papers, you have to go to the exam boards.  AQA (www.aqa.org.uk) put past papers and mark schemes on their web site.  OCR (www.ocr.org.uk) put only a small selection on their web site.  Edexcel (www.edexcel.org.uk) make you buy them from their publications department.\n\nI have no idea where you would obtain old O Level papers.  These are now documents of historical interest!
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go to www.collegeboard.com to see the dates.
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you have to use something called ucas and this will also give you lists of institutions go to ucas.com
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It depends what board you are doing. Most boards have a website where both past papers and marking schemes are available on request.
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try your national statistics office
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http://www.examresults.com
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try ons.gov.uk which is the website for the Office of National Statistics
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Contact your school registrar. It's their job to keep a record of exam results.
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try to find a website of your schools
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i dont know but if the igcse is the same as the english gcse. go to www.bbc.co.uk/bytesize it is a great website for gcse.\nterry
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www.schoolsnet.com\n\nhas a revision section that might be useful. you browse by subject type and it's quite detailed, have't checked out the RE section though. might try this one too, it's created by the school as an adobe pdf file\n\nhttp://home.btconnect.com/LHS/HU/RE/gcse_revision_guide.pdf#search='detailed%20gcse%20revision%20religious%20education'
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websites like The Times (thetimesonline.co.uk as far as i know, but i'm not sure) do charts for the best universities in every subject area, so they're the best place to try. The Times do it, and also The Independent (I think), and their opinions are unbiased, and are based on lecturer-pupil ratios, grades, etc etc, so theyre a good place to check out :)
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Well, I don't know what level you're at but if you're sitting for 'O'levels here's a good site:\n\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/\n\nAnd it's not MCQ but their notes are real good.\n\nPlus they have mock papers and stuff.
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AQA has past papers and mark schemes on their website for A level- I imagine it's the same at GCSE.