A-Level results
Students across the region find out the results of their A-Level exams.
Home educated teen gets top results
A Sheffield student who achieved top grades says home education can work right up to A level.
Very few home-educated pupils continue to learn in this way past GCSEs.
But Eli Ingle, 19, achieved two A stars - in business studies and sociology - and has now found out he has an A in psychology.
He said he thought about going back to college for A-levels but he and his family had enjoyed his home education so much he wanted to carry on.
Mr Ingle, who is the grandson of well-known Sheffield boxing trainer Brendan Ingle, has been educated at home since the age of 13. His sister Niamh, 17, who has also been home-educated, got an A in sociology and a B in psychology.
A level results in York higher than national average
Provisional results for York school sixth forms show that 28% of entries were awarded A star/A grades, which are higher than the national figure. Over 78% of entries were given a top grade of A star, A, B or C.
– Councillor Janet LookerWe would like to congratulate all young people, schools and families on their achievement this year. Once again, York pupils have produced an excellent set of A level results and we are absolutely delighted for them. It is important to remember the impact of each individual student’s results on plans for their future – and we wish them all every success as they embark upon the next stage of their lives”.
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Students across the region have been getting their A level results
Students celebrate A level success
A level students at the Grammar School at Leeds are celebrating a record set of results with 99.9% of students gaining a pass at grades A* to E; 79% achieving passes at grades A* to B; and 55% at A* and A. Seventeen students achieved A* grades in three or more subjects.
Rhinos player celebrates A level results
Leeds Rhinos player Stevie Ward celebrates getting ABB in his A levels. He's going to France for a weekend match today so sadly won't be celebrating with his mates tonight
A level congratulations - post your messages on our Facebook page
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A level clearing
If you haven't got the A level results you need, you can use the clearing system to find a place at another university.
Help and support after exams
If you are getting your A-Level results today or know somebody who is, you may be looking for advice on what to do next.
A guide has been produced to show you a wide range of options, including university, gap years and apprenticeships.
– Sarah Clover, notgoingtouni.co.ukWith the substantial rise in university tuition fees many people are worried that they will not be able to achieve their career goals without huge debt but the key message we want to convey is 'don't panic', as there are many avenues open to young people.
We're not anti-university by any means, but it's incredibly important to us that students don't feel pressured into making a decision that will ultimately cost them an awful lot of time and money, especially when there are debt free choices out there to be considered.
You can find more advice here.
Students at Campsmount in Doncaster receive their results
A-level results day
Thousands of students in the region will get their A-level results today.
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