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1. • • “Accounts claiming to sell this year’s exam papers are almost always scams. Students should report these accounts to teachers. “Students risk losing the qualification they’ve been studying for if they search for or communicate with social media accounts claiming to sell leaked exam papers.
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   Are 'leaked' exam papers dangerous?

   • GCSE, A-Level and AS students have been warned about the dangers of 'leaked' exam papers appearing online. England's exams regulator has cautioned that teenagers could face disqualification if they search for exam papers on social media or bring their phones into the exam hall.

   GCSE, A-Level and AS pupils' warning after exam papers 'leaked'

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   Should you buy fake exam papers?

   • Ofqual’s chief regulator Sir Ian Bauckham said: "Students risk losing the qualification they’ve been studying for if they search for or communicate with social media accounts claiming to sell leaked exam papers. Sanctions can still apply even if the papers turn out to be fake. Buying papers is never worth the risk.

   A Level, GCSE Students Risk Disqualification If Searching for Leaked

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   Should students report fake exam papers?

   • Students should report these accounts to teachers. “Students risk losing the qualification they’ve been studying for if they search for or communicate with social media accounts claiming to sell leaked exam papers. “Sanctions can still apply even if the papers turn out to be fake.

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   Could 'leaked exam papers' disqualify GCSE students?

   • Ofqual has issued a warming that students could face disqualification for seeking out "leaked exam papers" on social media. GCSE and A Level students who search for leaked exam papers online could be disqualified from their exams, Ofqual has warned.

   A Level, GCSE Students Risk Disqualification If Searching for Leaked

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   Are claiming to sell exam papers a scam?

   • Accounts claiming to sell this year's exam papers are almost always scams. Students should report these accounts to teachers. Students risk losing the qualification they've been studying for if they search for or communicate with social media accounts claiming to sell leaked exam papers.

   GCSE, A-Level and AS pupils' warning after exam papers 'leaked'

   www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/gcse-level-students-warning-after-29131289

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   Are social media accounts claiming to sell exam papers a scam?

   • “Accounts claiming to sell this year’s exam papers are almost always scams. Students should report these accounts to teachers. “Students risk losing the qualification they’ve been studying for if they search for or communicate with social media accounts claiming to sell leaked exam papers.

   Pupils warned of punishment if they search for exam papers on social m…

   www.independent.co.uk/news/education/exams-papers-cheating-a-level-phones-b2543996.html

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3. www.standard.co.uk › news › politicsPupils may be disqualified if they look for ‘leaked’ exam ...

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   May 8, 2024 · Teenagers risk being disqualified if they look for exam papers on social media or take their phones into an exam hall, England’s exams regulator has warned. Students should report accounts...

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4. whichschooladvisor.com › uk › school-newsA Level, GCSE Students Risk Disqualification If Searching for ...

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   May 9, 2024 · GCSE and A Level students who search for leaked exam papers online could be disqualified from their exams, Ofqual has warned. The UK's exam watchdog Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual) has reminded students to comply with all malpractice rules.

5. www.goodto.com › family › family-newsHas your teen searched for the leaked exam papers online ...

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   May 9, 2024 · Has your teen searched for the leaked exam papers online? Amount of students caught 'cheating' has doubled, here's everything you need to know - including consequences. Social media sites also urged to clamp down on scammers selling fake exam papers

6. www.gov.uk › government › newsStudents advised to play it safe this exam season - GOV.UK

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   May 8, 2024 · Sir Ian added: “Students risk losing the qualification they’ve been studying for if they search for or communicate with social media accounts claiming to sell leaked exam papers. Sanctions...

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7. www.bbc.co.uk › news › education-65768038'Instagram seller quoted me £500 for a GCSE paper' - BBC

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   Jun 5, 2023 · Social media scammers are charging pupils hundreds of pounds for what they claim are leaked GCSE and A-level exam papers, but are likely to be fakes.

8. www.liverpoolecho.co.uk › news › uk-world-newsGCSE, A-Level and AS students' warning after exam papers 'leaked'

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   May 8, 2024 · Students risk losing the qualification they've been studying for if they search for or communicate with social media accounts claiming to sell leaked exam papers.