replacement certificates

[pushybabe1]

am i right in thinking that if i want a copy of my certificate for the grades i got at school that i have to write to the education board for the area it was in and that i would have to pay for this, they are from about 1977, thanx

[factor-fiction]

When you say education board, do you mean exam board? The board may not exist now. Which exam board was it?

[pushybabe1]

sorry but am a bit tired so what do you mean by exam board, do you mean because they were cse's in those days?

[Buenchico]

What Factor30 means is that you'll need to know which body set the questions, marked the answers and awarded the grades. If it CSE, rather than O-level, tracking down the body which has succeeded the relevant CSE examination board could prove to be rather tricky.

As an example, the school I taught in (in Sheffield) used TWYLREB (The West Yorkshire and Lindsey Regional Examinations Board). Their records are now held by AQA (the Assessment and Qualifications Alliance) and that's who past pupils from my school would need to contact.

Other CSE boards, and their successor bodies, are listed in this AQA document:
http://store.aqa.org....y/AQA-EXAMRECORDS.PDF

Chris

[pushybabe1]

thanx will have a look