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Susan Gibb, SQA liaison manager, said: “I want to thank candidates throughout Glasgow [and beyond] for their hard work and dedication in preparing for and sitting their exams and assessments."I also want to thank all the teaching and support staff who have gone to exceptional lengths to support learners and help them achieve their results.
The SQA says that any pupil who doesn't receive their certificate should contact their school, college or training provider to help track it down.This is the first year since the pandemic struck that Scotland has returned to formal national exams, although modifications were made to try to address the ongoing disruption to learning and teaching.
Pupils can also appeal their grade for National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher courses directly through SQA for free.
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