12/08/2026
📩Results Day is tomorrow and whatever tomorrow brings, remember this.
For some young people, tomorrow will be a day of excitement, pride and celebration. For others, it may bring disappointment, worry or uncertainty about what happens next. And for many, it might be a mixture of all of these emotions.
Whatever you’re feeling, it’s okay.
Your exam results are important, but they do not define you. They don’t measure your potential, your character, your worth or everything you are capable of achieving. They are simply one part of your journey.
If tomorrow doesn’t go the way you hoped, try not to panic. Give yourself time to process how you’re feeling before making decisions. Talk to someone you trust, speak to your school or college, and explore the options available to you. If you’re applying to university, UCAS Clearing can also provide alternative opportunities.
And if tomorrow goes exactly as you hoped celebrate it! Be proud of yourself and enjoy the moment.
To parents and carers: tomorrow can be an emotional day for you too. Your young person may need reassurance, space, a listening ear or simply someone to sit beside them. Try not to compare their results with anyone else’s or rush to find a solution. Listen first, let them process their emotions and remind them that whatever happens, you’ll work it out together.
You don’t have to have the next five years figured out tomorrow. There is time to explore options, change direction and find the path that’s right for you.
Most importantly, be kind to yourself and to each other.
If you or a young person you know needs support, there are organisations available to help:
🟩 Kooth www.kooth.com
🟩 YoungMinds www.youngminds.org.uk
🟩 Lancashire Mind www.lancashiremind.org.uk
🟩 Gov.uk Education Hub; information and guidance for Results Day
🟩 UCAS Clearing; information about your options if you don’t receive the results you were hoping for
Whatever tomorrow brings, it is not the end of your story. There is always another step, another option and another chapter to come.
Good luck to everyone receiving their results tomorrow.