English Language GCSE
Separation of reported outcome from final mark and grade
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The Spoken Language result does not contribute to the final mark and does not change the final grade, so it is reported but not counted.
Topics that use Separation of reported outcome from final mark and grade
- Component 3: Spoken Language (Non-exam assessment) (Eduqas GCSE)
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