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The best exam preparation is thorough revision. Remind students that looking at papers for 2025 or sharing them with friends could cost them their qualification. Encourage students to invest their time in revision and report accounts claiming to sell papers to a teacher.

Taking a smart device into an exam hall counts as cheating – it’s a rule that catches students by surprise. A phone forgotten in a pocket puts their entire qualification at risk, even if they don’t plan to use it. Encourage students to leave devices in a safe place.

Do your students understand the risks of different types of cheating in exams? They could lose marks or their entire qualification if they look at papers online or take a smartphone into exams. Help students towards success this summer by reminding them of these rules.

We’re consulting on the rules for the GCSE in British Sign Language. Help us make decisions on the rules that will shape assessments in this new qualification by filling in our consultation: gov.uk/government/con… #BSLGCSE

Online papers are criminal scams designed to deceive students for financial gain. Students found looking or sharing them could lose valuable marks. Encourage them to spend their time on proper revision instead – it's the most reliable way to achieve exam success.

Do your students know that online papers are likely to be scams from fraudsters? While they think they're finding shortcuts, they're walking into a trap set by criminals to profit from them. They risk losing marks if they look or search for papers online. Warn them of risks.

“It’s just looking – what’s the harm?”  Some students don’t understand the consequences of looking at papers online. They may not realise papers are hoaxes designed to scam them financially. Explain that their revision time is more valuable than looking for shortcuts.

“It’s so difficult to separate them from their phones.” Amanda Swann, our executive director of general qualifications, talks about the risks of taking a device into the exam hall on the Exam Man podcast. theexamman.com/episode/specia…

Don’t miss your chance to share your views on the detailed rules that will shape assessments in the new British Sign Language GCSE. Fill in our consultation now: gov.uk/government/con… #GCSEBSL

The best exam preparation is thorough revision. Remind students that looking at accounts claiming to sell 2025 papers could cost them their qualification. Encourage students to invest their time in revision and report accounts claiming to sell 2025 papers to a teacher.

Accounts claiming to sell papers online for 2025 are scams designed to deceive students out of money. Students found looking or sharing them could lose valuable marks. Encourage them to spend their time on proper revision instead – it's the best way to achieve exam success.

We need your feedback on our proposals for the detailed rules for the new GCSE in British Sign Language. Help us make decisions on the rules that will shape assessments in this new qualification by filling in our consultation: gov.uk/government/con… #BSLGCSE

Teachers, during exams, a simple conversation with your students about the risks of looking at hoax papers online could save them from losing marks. When shared with friends, this risk extends to them too. Effective revision is the most reliable path to exam success.