Andrii, 17, took his A-levels a year early after fleeing Ukraine with his mother and sister.
A teenager who fled his home in Ukraine has passed his A-levels a year early.
Andrii is celebrating with his father back in Ukraine before he turns 18, as he will not be able to leave if he visits again after his birthday. They then moved in with Gillian Durrant and her husband Stuart, who live in Newbury, where they have lived for the past 14 months. Andrii said he was "really grateful" to Mrs Durrant, adding: "I can't tell you how many things Gillian has done for us."Andrii came to the country with his sister and mother, while is father stayed to fight in Ukraine
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