Students across the UK will be waiting with anticipation as A-level results day is almost here.
The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc in the education sector over the last 18 months with exams being cancelled once again.
Teachers have instead determined grades based on a “range of evidence” which includes mock exams, coursework and in class tests.
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Teachers were only allowed to mark pupils on what had been taught after months of school and college closures due to Covid-19.
Many students will be too anxious to sleep tonight so will be wide awake by the time A-Level results are released at 8.30am.
Universities and UCAS will have already received the grades.
That's so when students log to check their grades, the UCAS Track page is already up-to-date with the correct information.
Usually A-level results are released mid-to-late August, but this year the date has been moved forward slightly to allow students more time to appeal results.
This is done in the hope that they won't miss out on any potential University places in September.
Schools should have already told students if they are receiving their grades by email, post, or collecting them in person.
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