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How was everyone's day???
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How was everyone's day???

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Hopefully you guys were all able to enjoy yourselves after the stress of results day was lifted off your shoulders! What did everyone do to celebrate

u/1-floater — 14 hours ago
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post to say whatever tf you want

sooo sometimes it’s sooo awks to make a whole aah post to say like one feeling or smt so i thought what if there was a post to say wtv you like whether you’re happy with your results or not so happy or want to vent or need advice or just want to read other people’s experiences in one place. lowk dk if this is gonna work or if it’s a shite idea i just thought of it and thought well its worth a shot lol soo ill whack some prompts to talk about in the comments so that its easier to sort by what you want to see and what you dont e.g. if you really dont wanna see other ppl’s results then just minimise the comment thread for results but keep the other ones open!

soo yeah lol

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u/TrainingSurvey3780 — 13 hours ago
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Drop your GCSE results and...

Hey all, I had the greatest pleasure of making this post last year when I was in year 9 and tbh it gave me soo much motivation seeing everyone do so well.

Now I am in year 10... (You ARE(not) being judged)

And well lets see if your allowed in!

Thanks all, enjoy the last few days of your summer!

EDIT: I just got a 7 in greek. Way to ruin my perfect 9s... I AM ALSO GOING AS FAST AS I CAN! EDIT: I WILL GET AROUND TO EVERYONE

u/0Ponyo — 20 hours ago
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My honest reaction to my GCSE results:

The rest of them are really good tho

Hope yall are happy with ur results! :>

u/col_0423 — 11 hours ago
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Result's Day Gifts!

My wonderful wonderful family all bought me some small presents to celebrate my results!

I got a purple notebook with attachable pencil case from my parents, see-through post-it notes and a card game for free periods from my older cousin, and Percy Pigs and a star-shaped Palm Pal (Pisces!) from my Auntie! My younger siblings got party poppers and party blowers as well 😂

Did anyone else get anything nice?

u/Worldly_String2717 — 12 hours ago
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My message to year 10s as someone who got 11 9s

I'm of course really happy with my results (although definitely sending english lit back for a review of marking having been only 2 marks short of a 9!!) but was it worth it for the stress I felt and the pressure I put myself under? Honestly I have to say no.

I was doing far too much work each day, I didn't see my friends or go out with my family at all and this really took a toll on my mental health. I hope that any year 10 reading this who has high aspirations for themselves like me knows that GCSEs really don't matter as much as some people will lead you to believe. They're mostly just important for getting to whatever your next step is, be that A levels or something completely different. At the end of the day, you'll get a piece of number with some numbers and that's it. For me, no grades could have been worth the months that I felt miserable and scared, there were several points where I seriously considered not even going in for any of my exams becuase I felt so stressed and unable to do it.

I really hope I don't come across as ungrateful, but if just one person sees this and knows that working yourself to the ground will not magically solve your life's problems when you get your results, that would be enough for me. And to all other year 11s who got their results today, well done whatever you got in the end- I'm so so proud of everyone :)

u/yoyorat — 18 hours ago
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I am repulsed with myself and don't know if I want to continue at all

I got my results back. I wanted to stay on to do a levels, chemistry biology and psychology. I do combined and ended with a 9-9 overall. My English was great, a 7 and a 6, but my maths wasn't satisfactory. I ended with a 4 in higher maths, and needed a 6. I spoke with my head of science, she said she was happy to let me stay on and knew my work ethic was incredible. I spoke with my head of year who said she would've loved for me to stay on. However, it was all up to the head of sixth forms jurisdiction. Despite my 9-9 and praise from other teachers, she said I didn't have what it took to perform at a level standard. She called for the next in line and told me that it was nice speaking to me.

I was heartbroken.

All my life I've loved science, its been my life for quite a bit. I couldn't tell you one bit about science I didn't like. I was known to be good at it by others in my year aswell. For the first time I had found something which I was good at. Something I loved and knew I could make money from it. It was what I was known for. My family knew, my teachers knew, my friends knew, I knew it was what I wanted.

Now I've got nowhere to go, I've already been turnt down by 3 other sixth forms, and a college. I feel so small and out of control. I didn't see myself doing any other career aside from science. I feel like a child.

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u/COULPOLLBOI69 — 15 hours ago
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Year 10's. It's your turn now...

I left the exam hall feeling so fucking happy, I got beyond what I had expected, and I want the next generation to feel that euphoria as well. No matter what, never give up. Even during the times where you feel as if you can't figure something out or wrap your head around a concept. Breath. Be in the moment. Connect with others. Do your hardest, that's all you can ever do, after all.

I doubted myself so much, yet through preservation and determination, I was able to go beyond what I had thought was possible of myself! If a loser like me can do that, a guy who had only learned how to use comma's last year, then you can do even better!

Even if things don't go your way on results day, don't fret. It is not the final chapter of your story. GCSE's will never be your highest high, nor will it be your lowest low. Meaning in the grand scheme of things, it won't be something major that will threaten your future.

So try your best. Do your hardest. If you follow through, no matter what you get on that day, you'll know it was 110% you. And that is the best outcome of that scenario.

From me to you, do your best.

u/Wooden_Sea_3668 — 17 hours ago
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I think i did pretty well

Praying this post gets buried under all the other spam 🤞🤞🤞 post more results guys!!

Haha i wasn't expecting so many nice comments tysm!! Just posted this cus i saw everyone else sharing their results but thanks so much 🉑🉑💗💗

u/DryDrink_1 — 12 hours ago
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my results! check out my lit score its incredible

Guys...im gonna show off😎 im just so happy!

Maths - 9

Further maths - 9

Chemistry - 9

Physics - 9

Biology - 9

English lit - 9

English lang - 9

History - 9

Psychology - 9

Computer science - 9

French - 9

(I got 160 marks -- full marks -- in eng lit. Am i responsible for the high grade boundaries?🤔🙂‍↕️proud to say my hard works paid off)

(157/160 in computer science! 3 marks off full marks in maths & 5 marks off full marks in FM)

( Im not even doing computer science or english a level 😭 yet i got the highest marks in these subjects)

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u/medico1077 — 12 hours ago
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I scored a Grade 8 in GCSE AQA English Language as a Person Diagnosed With Severe Dyslexia

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I wanted to post this to show that no matter where you from - with perseverance and determination - you can achieve anything! From a very young age I was diagnosed with dyslexia, autism and ADHD. In primary school, I used to struggle concentrating and spelling basic words such as "this" and "that". Heck, I couldn't even read until I was 10! Many teachers and people around me wouldn't even be able to comprehend the possibility that I could ever pass a GCSE. However, it was always my aim to prove that with enough dedication and discipline I could one day achieve this life long goal. To all of my fellow neurodivergent and dyslexic friends out there, I hope this gives you the confidence to empower you to keep trying and never give up!

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u/OnlyRecognition7257 — 11 hours ago
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Just got an 8 in Maths. All my hard work has paid off!! 😊

Thank you lord 🙏🔥

u/Small-Pay2824 — 20 hours ago
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Results Day Megathread

This is the megathread to post results and to share celebrations or commiserations with your Reddit cohort.

Any questions about post-results, please submit on the other thread pinned to the top of the community for direct exam officer support.

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u/truestorybro38 — 1 day ago
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English Literature might be the most subjective GCSE of all time?

As someone who scrapped low 6’s while in set 1 I genuinely had no hope to do well in English Lit. I did some last minute dodgy revision the day or two before the first exam using analysis off tiktok and a bit of chatgpt. I came out of paper 1 questioning what on earth I had even written and at that point I didn’t even think I would be passing. Today I checked the grade boundaries for a 6 and on top of the hopelessness I had, I saw they had risen by 5 marks and I realised it was over for me. When I opened my results today and saw I had gotten 129/160 (an 8 in AQA Lit) I can tell you I have never felt such disbelief in my life. It just shows how you can’t trust anything you do in literature it’s pretty much all up to your examiners taste of writing.

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u/Major_Reporter_2650 — 11 hours ago
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UPDATE: I PASSED MATHS AFTER 4 YEARS, I GOT THE 4

Gonna watch Rocky 3 as a treat later

u/Cermonto — 24 hours ago