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GCSE Results & Enrolment 2024

We understand that starting college can be a little overwhelming for some, so we've put together this handy FAQ to help support you on GCSE Results Day and our throughout our Enrolment process.

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Firstly, congratulations on achieving your GCSE results! Please come into either Newcastle College or Stafford College (whichever college you have applied to study at) on Thursday 22 August. You should’ve by now received a letter through the post providing you with an allocated time slot. It’s important that you only come into the College at the time you have been allocated. 

If you’re unsure of your time slot, please email our A Level Administrators and include your full name, home address and date of birth:

Newcastle College

E: natalie.cliff@nscg.ac.uk or jill.goodwin@nscg.ac.uk / T: 01782 254189

Stafford College

E: joanne.clarke@nscg.ac.uk / T: 01785 275533

When you come to College on Thursday 22 August, you will need to bring with you all your exam results slips/certificates from both years 10 and 11, and a pen.

You will be enrolling on 3 of the 4 subjects that you have been interviewed for. If you wish to change any of these subjects in advance of results day, please contact our A Level Administrators on the contact details provided above.

If you’re unable to attend the College on results day, it is very important that you still let us know your exam results, so that you are guaranteed your place on the appropriate course. Please phone or email your results to the A Level Administrators (or arrange for someone else to on your behalf).

If you don’t get the grades you were expecting, or have changed your mind about the course you applied for, please don’t worry! We will have lots of trained staff in college in the day to chat to you about your options and help you decide what’s right for you.

Firstly, congratulations on achieving your GCSE results! Please come into either Newcastle College or Stafford College (whichever college you have applied to study at) on Thursday 22nd August. You should’ve by now received a letter through the post providing you with an allocated time slot. If you can’t make your slot don’t worry, you can come in at any time during the day.

When you come to College, you will need to bring with you all your exam results slips/certificates from both years 10 and 11, and a pen.

If you’re unable to attend the College on results day, it is very important that you still let us know your exam results, so that you are guaranteed your place on the appropriate course. Please phone or email your results to the Administrators (or arrange for someone else to on your behalf). 

If you don’t know who this is, please call the main switchboard for help.

Newcastle Campus - 01782 254254

Stafford Campus - 01785 275800

If you don’t get the grades you were expecting, or have changed your mind about the course you applied for, please don’t worry! We will have lots of trained staff in college in the day to chat to you about your options and help you decide what’s right for you.

You can collect your GCSE results from either Newcastle College or Stafford College on Thursday 22 August from the below location:

Newcastle College: Performing Arts Centre (opposite the main campus building) from 9am.

Stafford College: Library, Riverbank Building from 9am.

Please ensure you arrive to collect your results before 2pm. Otherwise, they will be sent to you by first class post.

GCSE Results Day & Enrolment Q&A

We’ve pulled together some useful Q&As to hopefully answer any queries you may have about the day.

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If you do not achieve the exam results you were hoping for, it is important you still attend or contact us and we will help you to enrol on to another suitable course. We offer a number of courses at different levels, so try not to worry, there will be a course for you at the College.

If your exam results are better than you had expected (well done you!), we will refer you to a suitable course depending on your grades.

Unfortunately not. This year, we have received an unprecedented volume of applications and despite significant efforts to increase capacity in terms of teaching spaces and staffing, we are now in a position where demand has begun to outweigh the volume of places available in the college.

Call our main switchboards on the following numbers:

Newcastle Campus: 01782 254254

Stafford Campus: 01785 275800

The first week of term is week beginning Monday 2 September 2024. Teaching commences on Tuesday 3 September 2024. All first year learners will be given their timetable during Check Your Choices Week which takes place the week prior, w/c 26 August 2024. There will be plenty of induction and freshers activities going on throughout September to support your transition to College and make you feel welcome and settled.

If you don't receive your timetable when you come to Check Your Choices/enrolment, don't panic, you will be given your timetable on the first day of term which will be one day during week beginning Monday 2 September 2024, for all learners. If you are unsure, please contact your faculty administration team in the first instance (you should have their contact details on your results day letter).

Our Student Services team will be on hand throughout the enrolment process to speak to students looking to apply for financial support. For more information about the types of financial support on offer, click here.

If you've already applied, our Student Services team will have sent out information detailing how to go about getting your bus pass/travel dependent upon which campus you'll be enrolling at.

At Newcastle College our cash office will be open from Monday 2 September 2024 (located on the ground floor) and bus pass/travel information can be found/purchased from here.

At Stafford College bus pass/travel information can be found/purchased from the Library Helpdesk from Monday 2 September 2024 (located in the Riverbank Building, ground floor).

Of course, our Student Services team will be on hand throughout the enrolment process to help answer any worries or concerns you may have about starting college. You can also get in touch beforehand, for details click here.

On applying for your course, you will have been issued a letter from your faculty administrator detailing how to purchase clothing for your course if required. If you have not received this or have made a late application, speak to a member of staff at your enrolment appointment for details.

On applying for your course, you will have been issued a letter from your faculty administrator detailing how apply for a DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) if required. If you have not received this or have made a late application, speak to a member of your staff at your enrolment appointment for details.

We're pretty big into sport at both of our campuses. Your journey is up to you, whether you want to compete, coach, volunteer or just keep fit and have fun, the choice is yours. You decide what you want to study and where sport fits in. It’s not about choosing between studies and sport. For more information click here.

If you’re already competing at county level or above in your chosen sport then you could be part of our Elite Sports Performance Programme. So, whatever your level, you can enjoy our knock-out facilities and see why we’ve earned our reputation as the Midlands’ top sports college.

If you’ve lost your letter or you’re unsure what you need to do, please contact our Information Point:

Newcastle Campus: info.newcastle@nscg.ac.uk / T: 01782 254254

Stafford Campus: info.stafford@nscg.ac.uk / T: 01785 275800

Stating your full name, address, course you have applied for and your date of birth

If you’ve been interviewed and offered a place on more than one course, please take the time to carefully consider which course will best meet your future career aspirations. You will need to select your preferred course when confirming your GCSE results and you will then be invited to a ‘Check Your Choice’ session, which will allow you to experience an introduction to this subject, meet your tutors and classmates and check out our facilities. If, after this session you decide to change your mind, there will be trained staff on hand to help support you in finalising your chosen study path.

We’ll have staff on hand to support you. If you meet the entry requirements and there are available places on the other course you'd like to enrol on, we'll do our best to make that happen.

If you're soaking up the sun or have an important commitment you can't rearrange, you need to do the following:

Either email/telephone all of your results to the contact details provided on your enrolment letter, or arrange for a representative to do this on your behalf.

IMPORTANT: If you haven't got the results required for your chosen course, you will need to let us know, as soon as you possibly can. Contact the administrator on your letter or if you can’t find your letter, call the main switchboard.

Newcastle Campus: 01782 254254

Stafford Campus: 01785 275800