
It is GCSE results day and, however many years it has been, we all can remember the anxiety of waiting to see whether you smashed your exams or not.
Around 500,000 students will pick up their results today, which have been decided by teachers after formal exams were scrapped for a second year in a row due to the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has congratulated “hard-working” students ahead of a nerve-racking morning and said pupils “should feel proud of their achievements”.
Meanwhile, students are predicted to do better than usual as Ofqual has found teacher-assessed results tend to be higher than exam-assessed results, and last year’s results saw a rise in the number of students receiving top grades.
Regardless, students are anxiously finding out what they got and having sleepless nights, so thank goodness they can rely on Twitter to pass the time sharing memes about their experiences.
Some say they were manifesting good results. Fair enough!
Me not liking any tweets of anyone joking about failing because i am not claiming that #GCSEs2021 pic.twitter.com/1P1ke3AXyu
— fifi (@fifi1234321) August 12, 2021
Prayer circle:
— Emma (@emmasockettx) August 9, 2021
🙏🏻 🙏🏻
🙏🏻 🙏🏻
I actually
🙏🏻 pass 🙏🏻
maths
🙏🏻 🙏🏻
🙏🏻 🙏🏻#gcses2021
Manifesting that everyone who sees this tweet will do well on GCSE results day #GCSEs2021 pic.twitter.com/f4Qvy8JcRF
— Rachael Jones (@rachaeljonessss) August 9, 2021
manifesting everybody does well tomorrow morning 🥰 #GCSEs2021 pic.twitter.com/py5gqqSOm7
— endersabi (@AbigailEndersby) August 11, 2021
#gcses2021 manifestation time
— soap | she/her (@soapysoaply) August 9, 2021
🕯 🕯
🕯 🕯
i get into
🕯 my a level choice 🕯
on thursday
🕯 🕯
🕯 🕯
Others are questioning whether they still have time to revise. We don’t think so, unfortunately.
guys they said it’s not too late 🥳🥳🥳 #GCSEs2021 pic.twitter.com/nJSuX02eUJ
— Luisa (@luisalegay) August 12, 2021
is it too late to revise😖 #GCSEs2021 pic.twitter.com/XiGqvlH8Tc
— katie (@KatieSt61324945) August 11, 2021
Many say waiting around to find out their fate is frustrating.
#GCSEs2021 every year 11 in the uk rn: pic.twitter.com/M0kwN8rh1t
— m :) (@emhahahahahaha) August 12, 2021
all year 11s rn #GCSEs2021 pic.twitter.com/h6Fa8GgXLn
— olivia dianaᵒᵗ⁵ (@goldenxotbb) August 11, 2021
Longest morning of my entire life #GCSEs2021 pic.twitter.com/jFOotn2Owi
— rhys edwards (@rhysedwards40) August 12, 2021
And many are threatening their teachers to give them good marks. Alarming stuff.
me after flykicking a teacher who gave me a grade under a 4 x #GCSEresults2021 #GCSEs2021 pic.twitter.com/pSM6huszec
— Tabitha Mcneil (@TabithaMcneil11) August 12, 2021
#GCSEs2021 when I see the teachers who failed me it’s on site pic.twitter.com/W2fmk3sBlT
— Nikita🕳👩🏾🦯 (@hosie3ndgame) August 11, 2021
these so called grade inflations really need to pull through for me #GCSEs2021 pic.twitter.com/QtKonDeFoH
— semilore:) (@SemiloreX) August 11, 2021
Others, still, are planning what they will say to their parents if they don’t do as well as expected:
Me grabbing everything I own after my parents get a glimpse of my results 😭😭 #GCSEs2021 pic.twitter.com/6CYSYJkWWY
— 💕💕💕 (@fruitlo0psbaby) August 11, 2021
me trying to convince my parents i had no control over my own grades #GCSEs2021 pic.twitter.com/yCZN86oUqA
— semilore:) (@SemiloreX) August 12, 2021
But they are all grateful that the memes are providing a good level of distraction on this nail-biting morning.
thank u #GCSEs2021 twitter for temporarily calming my nerves i love u guys pic.twitter.com/nGsTdSbd8k
— jessica hunter (@jessicahvnter) August 12, 2021
We wish them all good luck!