Results day: Students getting top A-Level grades rises for third year in a row - ITVX

Results day: Students getting top A-Level grades rises for third year in a row  ITVX

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NewsEducationA Level resultsIn Swansea 34.2% of students achieved the top A*-A grades11:31, 13 Aug 2026Updated 11:31, 13 Aug 2026A Level results for the whole of Swansea are out and they beat the Wales average for top grades. In Swansea 34.2% of students achieved the top A*-A grades compared with 29.6% across Wales. Th

On Thursday 32.7% of pupils collecting their grades in London were allocated A*- A classifications – a 0.6% increase compared to 2025

A Level students will find out how well they did in their exams today as they get their final grades

Teenagers across England, Wales and Northern Ireland received their exam results on Thursday

The total number of A-level entries topped 900,000 for the first time.

UCAS figures show a record number of 18-year-old have been accepted on to degree courses this year, rising by 3% compared to last A-level results day

It's a good way for students to check how close they came to achieving the next grade up and whether or not they should ask for a re-mark

Your full guide to A-level results day, including what to do if you are not happy with your grades.

Some students may be disappointed by their results, and can challenge a grade if they think there has been a mistake

As hundreds of thousands of sixth formers pick up their A-level results tomorrow, almost one in three entries will get at least an A grade.