This year is set to be a little different as the results are teacher assessed due to the Covid:19 pandemic and the cancellation of exams.
A-Level teachers have assessed students progress throughout the academic year, basing their results on student performance and other evidence.
College and sixth-form students will be able to pick up their A-Level results sometime after 8.30am on Tuesday, August 10.
We want to hear from you – if you are picking your results up get in touch with exam selfies and let us know how you have done.
GCSE students will also be able to get their results earlier than usual, with the date set for Thursday, August 12.
Usually, students receive their results around mid to late August. Due to the pandemic, both result days have been pushed forward so students can log appeals if they need to.
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College and sixth-form students will be able to pick up their A-Level results sometime after 8.30am on Tuesday, August 10.
5. Hard work pays off: Post 16 Centre, Valley Road.A-Level results day
Picture: Top marks- L-R Olusheyi Ogunshakin, Parisa Rafeian, Natalie Clark and Samantha Kean. Photo: Rachel Atkins
6. Results day: Post 16 Centre, Valley Road.A-Level results day.
Picture: L-R Kegan Bannister, Georgina Spittlehouse and Philip Chambers celebrate their success. Photo: Rachel Atkins
7. Top results: Post 16 Centre, Valley Road.A level result day.
Picture: Leigh Wallace gained 3 A's and 1 B while Rebecca Sheridan was pleased with her results of 3 A's and 1 C. Photo: Rachel Atkins
8. Success: Post 16 Centre, Valley Road, Worksop.A-Level results.
Pupils who have done extremely well Photo: Mark Fear