- Students across the UK received their A-level, Btec and T-level results on Thursday, with many feeling nervous, elated, and tired.
- Emily, a student at English Martyrs School and Sixth Form College in Hartlepool, achieved an A*, A and B and felt "sick" before receiving her results, but was happy with her grades.
- Emily plans to start a degree apprenticeship to become a solicitor, choosing this route for the experience because "now it's harder to get a job".
- Anastasiia, who initially struggled with the language barrier, was "so happy" to tell her father, fighting in the Ukrainian army, that she achieved an A* in Russian, an A in psychology, and a B in sociology.
- Anastasiia is heading to Newcastle University to become a social worker, motivated by the war in Ukraine and the poverty it has caused.
- Civ, who is also heading to Newcastle University after getting two A*s and an A, plans to celebrate with a "lie-in" and possibly going out later.
- Michel's dad was overjoyed that his son earned an A*, A, A to study political economy at King's College London, declaring he would be the "next prime minister".
- Triplets Scarlett, Grace and Tabby Taylor were ecstatic after getting into their first choice universities, with Tabby heading to Bath Spa University and all looking forward to visiting each other.
- Bobi Jones, an 18-year-old on-call firefighter, became one of the youngest crew members for the Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service while studying A-levels and the Welsh Baccalaureate.
- Nick Basher, 19, earned a merit in his T-level in digital production design and development, and had recently secured a full-time job at a solicitors' IT department.
Students across the UK celebrated their A-level, T-level, and Btec results on Thursday, with many sharing their stories of hard work and future ambitions.12
Emily from Hartlepool expressed her relief, stating, "I've worked really hard, I've tried and that's all I can do… and it's paid off". She achieved A*, A, and B grades and plans to pursue a degree apprenticeship to become a solicitor.341314
Anastasiia, who overcame a language barrier, was thrilled to share her success with her father, who is serving in the Ukrainian army. She earned an A* in Russian, an A in psychology, and a B in sociology, and aims to study social work at Newcastle University. “I want to be able to help them,” she said, referring to those affected by the war in Ukraine.67
Civ, also heading to Newcastle University, celebrated his two A* and an A grades with plans for a well-deserved rest. Meanwhile, Michel's father beamed with pride as his son secured a place at King's College London, declaring him the “next prime minister.”
In Canterbury, triplets Scarlett, Grace, and Tabby Taylor were ecstatic about their results, with Tabby stating, “It's proven to me I can do university and I will be able to succeed.” Bobi Jones, an 18-year-old firefighter, balanced his studies with his responsibilities, while Nick Basher celebrated his merit in T-level digital production design, already securing a job in IT.181920212223
“Emily, from Hartlepool, achieved an A*, A and B and will start a degree apprenticeship to become a solicitor, citing that 'now it's harder to get a job'. Anastasiia, whose father fights in the Ukrainian army, earned an A* in Russian and heads to Newcastle University to become a social worker.”
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