Students across Redbridge come up trumps in exam results

Students in Redbridge are today celebrating their A-Level results.

Redbridge Council offers warm thanks and congratulations to all our schools, teachers, support staff, students and parents for their dedication, sacrifice and hard work.

A-Level results in the borough show a hugely impressive 21 per cent of students achieving AAB+ and an average points score per entry of 35.4

The Leader of Redbridge Council, Cllr Jas Athwal, said: "A huge congratulations to students across Redbridge who are once again celebrating an incredible set of A-Level results today.

"I visited Loxford School this morning, where there was such a positive atmosphere and so many happy faces, excited for their bright futures. Redbridge is home to some of the best schools in the country & today's results reflect that brilliance."

If you or someone you know is anxious about today's exam results, Kooth can help. Kooth provides a free, safe and non-judgemental place for young people to connect with others and know they are not alone. Young people can access drop-in or booked sessions with professional counsellors from 12pm-10pm on weekdays and 6pm-10pm at weekends. 

If you have concerns about your child's results, contact Redbridge Connexions for advice, guidance, and support. If your child is wondering what to do after receiving their results, check out Redbridge Youth Hub to explore education, training and work options.

Teenage mental health charity stem4 has put together their top tips to help young people and their families/ carers in the build-up to exam results day, as well as some advice to support you on the day.