Results out this morning
Trepidation is peaking for the hundreds of Island students who'll receive their A level results today (Thu).
Seventeen and eighteen-year-olds from five secondary schools will find out their grades this morning - which will determine whether many continue onto university.
For others, it will be the start of a journey into the world of work.
Joel Smith from the Department of Education and Children says it's a hectic day for all involved:
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