Exam boards publish summer timetables in stages. For 2027, the exact day-by-day schedule will appear on each board’s site when they release it. Until then, treat any blog that claims fixed dates as guesswork.

What you can do now: note your boards (AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, CCEA), bookmark their timetable pages, and use Navigait Tracker for UCAS, admissions tests and olympiad deadlines that are already published with sources. When boards publish 2027 A Level dates, Tracker rows are updated with a “last checked” note rather than silent edits.

Sitting ESAT or TMUA in 2027? Those sittings follow UAT-UK and Pearson VUE calendars, not the A Level timetable. Keep them on a separate line in your plan so revision blocks do not clash with written papers.