A level results published for local students

Friday, 16 August 2024 11:08

Source: Rutland and Stamford Sound Facebook page

Teenagers across Rutland and Stamford who collected their results yesterday are being advised to keep talking to their schools, colleges and prospective universities if they need help for their next step

If your results weren't what you expected, there is a chance to change your course, not just if you missed the grades needed, but also for you achieved better. Head of Harington School in Oakham, Oliver Teasel says take a moment and then get the advice you need.

‘We've got students who've got better than the pre-preparation for it.’

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