A-level students in England are now being promised that their final results will be no lower than their mock exams. (Note: This does not refer to the International A-level or the International GCSEs).
The Department for Education is announcing a "triple lock" - which could boost the replacement grades for exams cancelled in the pandemic. It means pupils getting A-level results this week can have whichever is highest from their estimated grades, their mocks and written exams in the autumn.
England's Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said the extra link with mock exams would be a "safety net".
If results are lower than students' grades in mock exams an appeal can be made to the exam board.
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