Thousands of pupils across the county received their grades this morning
After months of waiting teenagers across the county are eagerly opening up their grades and deciding what their next steps will be, as the results became available this morning .
After previous school years being impacted by Covid, this year's cohort sat their exams in a traditional way. With their results, students will be able to confirm their next steps in education, whether that beIt is an incredibly exciting and nerve-wracking day for many families and pupils across the county, and there are still many options for those who do not receive the results they were hoping for. Follow our live blog for more information as schools announce their results.
Follow our live blog below for the latest results, individual stories and pictures. Email laycie.beck@reachplc.com if you want to share your story.
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