Leeds, England – As A-Level results drop like hot yam, students across the UK don dey pop champagne! The results wey comot today show say more students get A* grade pass you fit count on top your fingers.

For Yorkshire and the Humber area, about 25.3% of A-level entries receive A* – as e comot from 24.6% last year. E mean say students really bring their A-game this year! Thirsk School and Sixth-Form College sef no carry last see, with 83% of their results dey be A or A*.

Over for South Yorkshire, Barnsley Sixth Form College report say dem get 97% overall pass rate. No wahala if you be student for there, abeg take another sip of your palm wine for joy.

Even students wey dey balance their academics with responsibilities like caring for family members dey shine. Meghan Cotty, one 18-year-old girl wey dey from Caerphilly, manage show say hard work really dey pay off with two A*s and a B. E mean say she go fulfill her dream to study law wey go make her become solicitor one day.

As clearing dey come, many go still dey hustle for university placement. More than ever, students dey find alternative pathways, whether na apprenticeship, T-levels, or straight to work. E no dey finish for just university, my people! You get options!

Wey una know, all dis wahala come wetin? Federal reports show boys don finally outperform girls for A-levels for the first time since 2018. 28.4% of boys’ grades don hit A* or A, while girls take just 28.2%. No more ‘girl power’, you hear?

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson dey worry about inequalities for school performance, especially say some students dey struggle. She talk say we need to work on fixing dis from grassroots.

Dylan Griffiths, one aspiring musician wey don battle cancer for two years, dey celebrate not just his placement for university to study music but he don free from the disease! Talk about resilience!

And just in case you dey feel any kind of pressure with your results, just know say na normal. Some people no fit meet up their grades but still dey live their best life. Clearing dey open till October for those wey no fit meet their preferred school. So, chillax!

Bottom line? This A-Level results day don show say perseverance, hard work, and support from families dey pay! If you dey feel wetin I dey talk, make sure say you celebrate small or big, ’cause every step counts. Cheers to all the students wey don get their results today – this na your time to shine!