Exam Access and Inclusion
NT&AS believes that every learner deserves access to fair assessment, and our dedicated team ensures that inclusion is embedded in both everyday learning and formal examinations. We view reasonable adjustments and personalised support as essential tools for educational success, not exceptions.
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NT&AS is committed to removing barriers to learning and assessment. Our approach ensures that children and young people with additional needs, disabilities, or language barriers can access exams fairly and confidently.
We work closely with schools, colleges, and exam boards to:
Identify the specific needs of each learner
Arrange appropriate exam access arrangements (e.g., extra time, adapted materials, scribe or reader support)
Provide guidance and support for staff and families to implement arrangements effectively
NT&AS is a registered exams centre with a dedicated Examinations Manager, ensuring all procedures meet regulatory standards and exams run smoothly.
“ I’m proud to support our dedicated team managers, parents, carers and commissioners. Together, we ensure young people have the structure, guidance and opportunity they need to achieve their qualifications and take their next steps with confidence.”
Eloise Vere-Hoose - Examinations Manager
Inclusive Support
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Promoting confidence and independence
Beyond formal arrangements, NT&AS focuses on empowering learners to develop self-advocacy skills, test-taking strategies, and confidence. This approach ensures that children are not just accommodated, but actively supported to demonstrate their true potential.
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Collaboration and expertise
NT&AS works alongside educational psychologists, SENCOs, teachers, and exam boards to ensure:
Compliance with national exam regulations and standards
Fair, transparent, and individualised support plans
Consistent monitoring and review of arrangements to meet changing needs
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Outcomes for learners
Our inclusive approach results in:
Greater academic engagement and achievement
Reduced anxiety and improved wellbeing during assessments
Equitable opportunities to succeed alongside peers
Enhanced readiness for future learning and progression