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Pupils at Ballymena Academy, Co. Antrim, getting their A-level results today. Stock Photo

RMG9G1NJ–Pupils at Ballymena Academy, Co. Antrim, getting their A-level results today.

Pupils at Ballymena Academy receive their GCSE results. Stock Photo

RMGC29AX–Pupils at Ballymena Academy receive their GCSE results.

Ulster GCSE results. Pupils at Ballymena Academy receive their GCSE results. Stock Photo

RMGC29AW–Ulster GCSE results. Pupils at Ballymena Academy receive their GCSE results.

RMGC29B2–Ulster GCSE results. Pupils at Ballymena Academy receive their GCSE results.

Pupils after receiving their A-level results at the Ballymena Academy, Co Antrrim. Stock Photo

RMGCMP8C–Pupils after receiving their A-level results at the Ballymena Academy, Co Antrrim.

A-level results. Ballymena Academy pupils celebrate their A-level results. Stock Photo

RMG5CYPB–A-level results. Ballymena Academy pupils celebrate their A-level results.

Pupils celebrate after receiving their A-level results at the Ballymena Academy, Co Antrrim. Stock Photo

RMGCMP89–Pupils celebrate after receiving their A-level results at the Ballymena Academy, Co Antrrim.

A-level results announced. Ballymena Academy pupils celebrate after receiving their A level results this morning. Stock Photo

RMGA8G25–A-level results announced. Ballymena Academy pupils celebrate after receiving their A level results this morning.

Ballymena Academy pupils, Jenny Patton (left) Rebecca Stevenson (centre) and Emma Jane Finlay, after receiving their A level results this morning. Stock Photo

RMGA86Y8–Ballymena Academy pupils, Jenny Patton (left) Rebecca Stevenson (centre) and Emma Jane Finlay, after receiving their A level results this morning.

Ballymena Academy pupils receive their GCSE results, Belfast. The results revealed that Northern Ireland students are gaining the highest grades in their GCSEs. Figures released by the Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) revealed that 7.1% of pupils in the province achieved the top A (A star) grade, an increase of 0.2 of a percentage point on last year's results. Stock Photo

RMG7AJJ4–Ballymena Academy pupils receive their GCSE results, Belfast. The results revealed that Northern Ireland students are gaining the highest grades in their GCSEs. Figures released by the Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) revealed that 7.1% of pupils in the province achieved the top A (A star) grade, an increase of 0.2 of a percentage point on last year's results.

Unidentified Ballymena Academy students celebrate their GCSE exam successes. Thousands of pupils across Northern Ireland received their GCSE results today, two days ahead of their British counterparts. In total around 30,000 students are getting results set by the Northern Ireland CCEA exams board. The board's examiners have been busy marking 370,000 papers in recent weeks. Stock Photo

RMG8MDWJ–Unidentified Ballymena Academy students celebrate their GCSE exam successes. Thousands of pupils across Northern Ireland received their GCSE results today, two days ahead of their British counterparts. In total around 30,000 students are getting results set by the Northern Ireland CCEA exams board. The board's examiners have been busy marking 370,000 papers in recent weeks.

A-level results announced. Ballymena Academy students receiving their A level results this morning. Stock Photo

RMGA86YN–A-level results announced. Ballymena Academy students receiving their A level results this morning.

Students at Ballymena Academy in Co Antrim as they receive their A and AS level results. Stock Photo

RMGC1DNB–Students at Ballymena Academy in Co Antrim as they receive their A and AS level results.

A-level results. Students at Ballymena Academy in Co Antrim as they receive their A and AS level results. Stock Photo

RMGC1DKN–A-level results. Students at Ballymena Academy in Co Antrim as they receive their A and AS level results.

RMGC1DM2–A-level results. Students at Ballymena Academy in Co Antrim as they receive their A and AS level results.

RMGC1DNC–A-level results. Students at Ballymena Academy in Co Antrim as they receive their A and AS level results.

RMGC1DKJ–A-level results. Students at Ballymena Academy in Co Antrim as they receive their A and AS level results.

STAND ALONE Pupils at Ballymena Academy receive their GCSE results. Stock Photo

RMGC29B3–STAND ALONE Pupils at Ballymena Academy receive their GCSE results.

RMGCMP8B–Pupils celebrate after receiving their A-level results at the Ballymena Academy, Co Antrrim.

RMGCMP8A–Pupils celebrate after receiving their A-level results at the Ballymena Academy, Co Antrrim.

Ballymena Academy pupils, Jenny Patton (left) and Rebecca Stevenson, after receiving their A level results this morning. Stock Photo

RMGA86YB–Ballymena Academy pupils, Jenny Patton (left) and Rebecca Stevenson, after receiving their A level results this morning.

Ballymena Academy pupils (from the left) Mark Lightbody, Marianne Stoker, Peter Clark, Michelle Taylor and Rachel Thompson celebrate their A-level results. Stock Photo

RMG5CYPF–Ballymena Academy pupils (from the left) Mark Lightbody, Marianne Stoker, Peter Clark, Michelle Taylor and Rachel Thompson celebrate their A-level results.

Ballymena Academy pupils, Danelle McGaughey (facing) is hugged by Vicky Woodrown (red top) and Christine McBurney (left), after receiving their A level results this morning. Stock Photo

RMGA86Y4–Ballymena Academy pupils, Danelle McGaughey (facing) is hugged by Vicky Woodrown (red top) and Christine McBurney (left), after receiving their A level results this morning.

Ballymena Academy students (l - r) Zach Robinson, Darren Bridges, Andrew Barrow and James Erwin celebrate their GCSE exam successes. Thousands of pupils across Northern Ireland received their GCSE results today, two days ahead of their British counterparts. In total around 30,000 students are getting results set by the Northern Ireland CCEA exams board. The board's examiners have been busy marking 370,000 papers in recent weeks. Stock Photo

RMG8MDWK–Ballymena Academy students (l - r) Zach Robinson, Darren Bridges, Andrew Barrow and James Erwin celebrate their GCSE exam successes. Thousands of pupils across Northern Ireland received their GCSE results today, two days ahead of their British counterparts. In total around 30,000 students are getting results set by the Northern Ireland CCEA exams board. The board's examiners have been busy marking 370,000 papers in recent weeks.

Ballymena Academy students (l - r) Hannah Todd, Alison McCready, Helen Byers (who received all A stars) and Gemma McClean celebrate their GCSE exam successes. Thousands of pupils across Northern Ireland received their GCSE results today, two days ahead of their British counterparts. In total around 30,000 students are getting results set by the Northern Ireland CCEA exams board. The board's examiners have been busy marking 370,000 papers in recent weeks. Stock Photo

RMG8MDWY–Ballymena Academy students (l - r) Hannah Todd, Alison McCready, Helen Byers (who received all A stars) and Gemma McClean celebrate their GCSE exam successes. Thousands of pupils across Northern Ireland received their GCSE results today, two days ahead of their British counterparts. In total around 30,000 students are getting results set by the Northern Ireland CCEA exams board. The board's examiners have been busy marking 370,000 papers in recent weeks.

RMGC1DKD–Students at Ballymena Academy in Co Antrim as they receive their A and AS level results.

Pupils from Ballymena Academy, Ballymena, view their GCSE results at the school. From left Karen Hunter, Mark Kelly, Kirsty Mcbride and Benjie Creelan. Girls yet again are expected to out-perform the boys in the exam results. Stock Photo

RM2D324X5–Pupils from Ballymena Academy, Ballymena, view their GCSE results at the school. From left Karen Hunter, Mark Kelly, Kirsty Mcbride and Benjie Creelan. Girls yet again are expected to out-perform the boys in the exam results.