Students nervous to make the grade
Hundreds of Island students will receive their A level results on Thursday (18th Aug).
It's the culmination of two years' work - and for over half, the grades will determine whether they can go to University.
A further 800 secondary school pupils will receive their GCSE results the following Thursday (25 Aug).
Joel Smith from the Department of Education and Children says it's a stressful time - but offers this advice:
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