When are GCSE and A-Level results days in 2019?

SCHOOLS across Portsmouth and Hampshire have broken up for the summer and youngsters are making the most of the time off.
By Matthew Mohan-Hickson
Published 13th Aug 2019, 14:18 BST
Updated 14th Aug 2019, 13:46 BST
Pupils celebrate at GCSE results day in 2018. Picture: Chris MoorhousePupils celebrate at GCSE results day in 2018. Picture: Chris Moorhouse
Pupils celebrate at GCSE results day in 2018. Picture: Chris Moorhouse

However for students who took their GCSE or A-Level results earlier this year, they may still have education on the mind as they wait for their results.

If you need reminding of when the results for these exams are released, here's what you need to know:

When is GCSE results day?

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If you or your children took any GCSE exams earlier this year then the results will be released later this month.

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GCSE results day will take place on Thursday, August 22 – just over a week from now.

Students will be able to pick up their results from their school on that day.

When is A-Level results day?

For 2019, A-Level students will be able to pick up their results on Thursday, August 15.

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In some case students may be able to see if they have achieved the results they require for their university choices through their UCAS account before picking them up from their college or sixth form.

The National Careers Service Exam Results Helpline will be available to offer free advice and support to students and parents alike following exam results.

The dedicated team of helpline operators can share impartial advice from trained careers advisers on the different options available to young people.

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