Today's the day that thousands of kids in the UK get their GCSE results.
He's done extremely well, 3 A*'s, 8 A's and 2 B's. He also got a C in additional maths, which is a FSMQ (Free Standing Maths Qualification).
We're taking Daniel to Frankie and Benny's later to celebrate his brilliant results.
FANTASTIC news! Well done Daniel! Cx
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ReplyDeleteWell done that young man!! My lad did well here too. Its always a relief.xx
ReplyDeleteWell done! Have a good time tonight and begin the work again in September. (Bet mum's feeling proud, eh?)
ReplyDeleteWell done Daniel. You did really well and should be proud of yourself. Enjoy your meal tonight.
ReplyDeleteWow he did fantastically! Well done!
ReplyDeleteWonderful news! Well done to Daniel. Hope you all had a fab meal out.
ReplyDeleteLisa x
Fantastic news!
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoyed your trip to F&B, I love their food,
Victoria xx
Congratulations and I hope the trip was good (I used to love F&B)
ReplyDeleteThank you for all your lovely comments. Daniel appreciates them all very much. We had a lovely time at Frankie and Benny's too.
ReplyDeleteDiane - Congratulations to your young man too. You're right, it's a big relief.
Angel Jem - Mum and Dad are extremely proud.
Well Done Daniel!!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to him, fantastic results!
You must all be so proud of him!
Bella has had her results too and has also done well, we are so proud and relieved that she got back into the sixth form at her school!
Now the hard work really starts!
Gill xx
Thanks, Gill. We're all immensely proud. Many congratulations to Bella on her brilliant results too, and so pleased to hear she's got a place in the sixth form.
ReplyDeleteWell done to Daniel! I missed this post at the time - I don't know where August went.
ReplyDeleteI'm always intrigued by the difference in how results are communicated in England and Scotland. Your kids have to go in to school to get theirs, and in Scotland they can choose to get them by email, text, or just by post. No-one ever goes into school! So all these scenes on the news with students opening envelopes at school are foreign to us. This year our system was a bit too efficient - my daughter got her results by text a day early - see http://occasionalscotland.blogspot.com/2011/08/result.html.
As you say, the hard work starts again now. Daughter has already done the first draft of her UCAS personal statement - how quickly this last year of school will go. Good luck to you as the support team!
Thanks, Linda. Wow, your daughter did so well, good luck to her for this year. It's very different how the results are communicated. I quite like the fact that they go in to school to collect them, it seems a bit more exciting than a text somehow.
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