Advertisement National A-levels: Record number going to university despite fall in top grades The number of top A-level grades has fallen for the fourth year in a row - but record numbers of students have been accepted on university courses. Share Tweet Reddit
13 August 2015 at 11:46am Students receiving their A-level results across the country Hundreds of thousands of students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are receiving their A-level results today. Students celebrate their A-level results at Brighton College in Sussex Credit: PA Wire Jessica Berry, Robyn Chilton and Isabelle Cliff celebrate their A-level results at Winstanley College in Wigan, Lancashire. Credit: PA Wire Amelia Dickinson, 18, Davina Nylander, 18, Tizzy Lawson, 18, Rose Bell, 18, and Genevieve Perrins, 18, pick up their A-level results at Newcastle High School. Credit: PA Wire Last updated Thu 13 Aug 2015 Read more 10 updates A-levels: Record number going to university despite fall in top grades Education A-levels Share Tweet Reddit
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Fewer students get top A-level grades Fewer students achieved top A-level grades for the fourth year in a row but the overall pass rate has risen, figures show.