A level results in Buckinghamshire

Over 4,000 pupils across Buckinghamshire have received their exam results today (18 August); the first set of results through formally sat exams since 2019.

Councillor Anita Cranmer, Cabinet Member for Education and Children’s Services, said: “We wish students across the county the best of luck in their outcomes after what has been a very challenging period of study.

I know our young people and school staff have worked hard following the disruption of the last two years.”

Cllr Cranmer added: “It is important to reflect that there may be some young people who may be disappointed with their own results or are just not sure what to do next. I would encourage them to speak to their school and also take a look at some of the support and advice available here:

• Youth Employment – helpline and advice for GCSE and A level students on next steps, apprenticeships, universities, starting their own business, gap years and employment
• BBC support for parents – A level and GCSE
• BBC support for students – A level and GCSE
• A level and GCSE post results service from exam boards:
  • Pearson
  • AQA
  • Eduqas

• UCAS support – A level results support
• Save the student – A level results day support
• https://www.gov.uk/government/news/guide-to-as-and-a-level-results-in-england-summer-2022?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=govuk-notifications-topic&utm_source=b60572d2-7a29-4240-ae58-7452933c8757&utm_content=immediately

I’m sure we all recognise exam results are just one measure of success and it is important to remember there are many opportunities that remain open to them.”