Ramsey Grammar School proud of students' hard work
The headteacher at Ramsey Grammar School says those who've collected their A level results today have great futures ahead of them.
It's Sonia Taylor's first results day at the helm of the school, having joined in September,
She praised the hard work students put into their exams, and says the youngsters are an asset to the Island.
Meanwhile, Head of Sixth Form Stuart Curran confirmed to Manx Radio that there has been a slight rise students achieving A* to C grades compared to last year.
They both spoke to Chanelle Sukhoo during this morning's Manx Radio Breakfast:
For those receiving their results, attention now turns to what happens next.
Some will be attending university, others have a nervous wait going through clearing, while some will be entering the job market.
Connie Edwards, Victoria Johnson, Sam Harris and Jamys Wade were among those collecting their results at Ramsey, and told Chanelle about their plans for the year ahead:
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