We offer the following services:

• Scripts to support reviews of marking (priority)
  
• Scripts to support teaching and learning (non-priority)

If you are unsure which service you need, please see our guide:

To submit a request, please complete the online application form via Interchange. The form is available to use from results day.

Request Cambridge Technicals post-results services

Priority and non-priority access to scripts are free for Cambridge Technicals.

You can view all other post-results services fees in our fees list.

Level 3 paper-based tests

Scripts will be shared with you via a secure file-sharing system called 'Kiteworks' which allows us to share materials securely and efficiently. 

When we receive your request, we'll add the script to a secure folder within Kiteworks. You'll then receive an email with a link to the location and login details. Please click and access your scripts as soon as you receive the link. You'll then be able to download them to your computer. 

Performing Arts Unit 2C 

For Unit 2C, you will have uploaded completed proposals for your candidates to a Surpass project and will have kept a copy at your centre. 

The results for Unit 2C will also be made available in the Results screen in Surpass. You'll be able to run various reports, including the candidate report which gives a breakdown of the percentage of marks achieved at each of the five mark levels for the candidate’s marked proposal. 

If you still want to make an access to script request, the scripts will be made available using the Candidate Review feature in Surpass.

Level 2 on-screen tests

Scripts will be made available using the Candidate Review feature. 

With the Candidate Review feature a keycode will be provided for each candidate’s on-screen test along with a passcode. This will allow you (and/or your candidates) to view their marked on-screen test in a browser as a Review Test.

You will be able to view the marks awarded for each question (if attempted), the candidate’s response and, for Unit 2C, any annotations added by the examiner. 

OCR will only release script copies to centres under the following conditions: 

• Script copies must be seen only by teachers who are members of staff at that centre or returned directly to candidates. 
• Where teachers intend to use script copies as examples for other students, prior written permission must be obtained from the candidates concerned. This permission may be sought only after the candidates have received their results. Candidates who grant their permission have the right to ask centres to anonymise their scripts before use. 
• Script copies used by teachers at the centre must be kept securely within the centre. When no longer required, scripts must be disposed of confidentially. 
• Candidates have the right to instruct their centres not to request their scripts.