The nervous wait is over for hundreds of the Island's students with many collecting their GCSE results this morning.
It can be an emotional day for teenagers, parents and teachers as pupils find out how they've achieved after two years hard work.
Headteacher at QEII High School Sue Moore says it's been a really good year for her school in the West of the Island.
These students were elated
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