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:
Plans submitted for 'significant' flood defences in Ramsey
Include installing a four-foot flood wall at West Quay
Tributes paid to cancer awareness campaigner
Sarah Jarvis has died at the age of 60
Police bail for two people arrested in Ramsey incident
One person was treated for injuries that were described as non-life-threatening
WCAS to extend opening hours next month
It's thanked patrons for their patience during 'very difficult times'
Government support for two 'long-stalled' Douglas developments
Former Newson's building and Duke Street site offered assistance through Island Infrastructure Scheme