Over 800 pupils across the Island have received their GCSE results today.
There's still no official word on how Island students have fared - a full breakdown of results is expected later this afternoon.
In the UK there's been a drop in top grades for the second year in a row - something attributed to changes introduced last year.
St Ninian’s Head Teacher Andy Fox said on the whole things are looking good and his students are pleased:
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Government to remove gender-specific language in immigration laws
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New landfill tax features in government waste strategy
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Last chance to take part in birdwatching race
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Six Islanders recognised in King's New Year Honours
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Three freed from crashed vehicle
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Yellow weather warning for icy conditions overnight
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