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@@ BRITISH Cambridge international Education
IGCSE, O and A Level May/June 2025
@@ COUNCIL Theory Exams Venue Letter for PK226
Access Arrangement:
= Only approved access arrangements are provided.
= if you have applied for special access arrangement, bring your outcome letter to show venue staff.
Safeguarding
= Candidates aged 14 or under can only leave the exam venue when collected by their guardian or parent.
= Candidates aged 15-18 can leave the exam venue unaccompanied if their parents / guardians opt-out of the safe
collection procedures.
The British Council is committed to protecting children and adults from abuse; this includes online abuse. All British Council
staff, partners, suppliers, and contractors are required to follow the Safeguarding Policy and Code of Conduct. If there are
any concems about the safety and wellbeing of a candidate at the exam please contact the Safeguarding Focal Person at
the venue or share it with us in confidence through SafeCall or use the External Reporting Link.
SafeCall:_https:/Avww_safecall_co_uk/clients/bnitish-council/
External Reporting Link: https://clueappcf.britishcouncil.org/%23/childprotectionextemal
UK board regulations and malpractice
- Respectfully follow instructions from British Council staff at all times
- All instances of malpractice will be reported and investigated by British Council and the UK Examination
Board, and the school and candidate will be informed of the decision.
- Attempted cheating before, during or after the exam will be immediately reported.
- Attempted impersonation will result in cancellation of candidate results and possible barring from future exams
with any UK Examination Board. Both the imposter and candidate could be reported to the police
= Question papers and answer booklets must not be removed from the exam hall. This is malpractice.
- Do not disturb other candidates inside or outside the exam hall either before or after the exam.
- Waiting areas are under exams conditions and supervisor instructions must be followed.
- Stay in the exam room under official supervision until the Key Time