Manx pupils learn A-Level results
A new record has been set by A-Level students on the Isle of Man, as they've been finding out their results today (Thurs 16).
The overall pass rate this year stands at 98.4%, with more than half passing with a grade B or higher.
Around 350 Year 13 pupils were entered for around a thousand exams in nearly 50 subjects.
Schools Improvement Adviser Joel Smith says there's a number of options available to them now they've finished high school:
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