CONGRATULATIONS to all the students picking up their A Level and BTEC results today, Thursday.
Teenagers across St Helens have had today's date in the diary for months - the day they receive their A Level and BTEC results.
Hundreds of students across the town have been heading into school and college this morning to pick up the long-awaited slips of paper bearing their exam grades.
Many will be celebrating and preparing to head off to their chosen colleges and universities across the country or getting ready to start a new job while others will be facing an anxious few days as they go through clearing and wait to hear whether they have a place on their chosen course.
Has your son or daughter received their A Level results today?
Would you like to say congratulations and praise them for all their hard work over what has been a difficult few years?
It’s not too late to send them a message.
Use the form at the bottom of the page to send us a well done message and don’t forget to include a photo of your son or daughter.
A selection of these messages will be included in an online article later today, Thursday, and could also appear in next week’s St Helens Star.
Community answers
Has your son or daughter received their A Level or B Tech results?
"Send them a congratulations message and we will feature a selection online and in the paper"
We asked for your responses - this is what you sent.
What is your son or daughter's full name?Jake Bamber
Which school or college did they attend?Carmel College
How many A Levels / B Techs did they achieve?One Distinction * and two distinctions
Share a well done messageWell done Jake. Mum’s so proud of you and your achievements. Good luck in uni in September .
Share a photo of your son or daughter
Jake doing his chosen gift for passing. What is your son or daughter's full name?Kitty Lyon
Which school or college did they attend?Cowley Sixth Form
How many A Levels / B Techs did they achieve?4 A Levels
Share a well done messageWell done Kitty. We are all so proud of you and all the hard work you put in. Good luck in your next chapter at the University of Liverpool
Share a photo of your son or daughter
Kitty Lyon What is your son or daughter's full name?Abbey Yvette Heron
Which school or college did they attend?The Sutton Academy
How many A Levels / B Techs did they achieve?4 A levels
Share a well done messageWe are all so proud of you. Congratulations on place at the University of Liverpool xx
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Abbey Yvette Heron What is your son or daughter's full name?Ellie Poole
Which school or college did they attend?The Sutton Academy
How many A Levels / B Techs did they achieve?4
Share a well done messageCongratulations Ellie on achieving 4 A Levels! We are so proud of you! Love from us all x
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Ellie Poole What is your son or daughter's full name?Leon Martindale
Which school or college did they attend?Cronton
How many A Levels / B Techs did they achieve?3
Share a well done messageWell done Leon. Next stop - Edge Hill University
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Leon Martindale What is your son or daughter's full name?Eve Kelly
Which school or college did they attend?Cowley College
How many A Levels / B Techs did they achieve?A*A*A
Share a well done messageSo proud of you Eve x love mum and dad
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Eve Kelly What is your son or daughter's full name?Cody Gohrey
Which school or college did they attend?Carmel College
How many A Levels / B Techs did they achieve?3 A Levels
Share a well done messageCody we are all so proud of you ! Congratulations son on getting into the university you wanted! All my love mum, Fin, Sienna, Jaylee and all the family x
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Cody and his girlfriend Jaylee . She has passed four A Levels, also at Carmel College and they are both heading for Lancaster University Has your son or daughter received their A Level or B Tech results?
Send them a congratulations message and we will feature a selection online and in the paper
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