Today marks end of their stay in compulsory education
Students across the Island have been finding out their GCSE results today.
It marks the end of their time in compulsory education, although some may stay on at sixth form.
Five A*-C passes, including English and maths, is widely seen as the key academic target for pupils by school leaving age.
These students told us how they did:
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