[laura1234]

I have a bottle of pink champagne saved for results day, whether I get good A level results or not I'm going to be needing it.

[lbsf1]

Completely depends what the results are. I did the subjects I'm good at in year 10 and got good marks in those, however for year 10 our school wouldn't even allow us in to get the results so I just sat at home. This year I have subjects like english where I'm good at but not that good at them, thus my results are expected to be lower. I do however have additional maths, philosophy AS and extended project AS that I'm getting results in on the 16th so those are the ones that I'm most concentrated on.

So my results day will probably consist of me being happy with the results but my dad telling me I could have done better (when I got an A on my report he had a go at me for not getting an A*, what a **** )

[CasualSoul]

..I will be 'celebrating' my U in Chemistry ..or maybe celebrating the fact I have to resit Statistics ...damann I revised ohh soo hard aswelll

[simibean]

I have to go to a wedding after getting my GCSE results. How fun.

[journalismus]

I'm getting my results (from the SQA) by text and everyone else will be at work, so I'll probably phone around and see what my friends got, and then we'll probably decide to go out or something.

[GEEKSruletheworld!]

(Original post by Worms)
GCSE or A-level. I tried to see if there was another post like this, and I couldn't find one, if there is, I apologise and could someone please post the link.

Are you attending a large celebration?
Would you rather celebrate with friends or family?
In general, what are you going to do to celebrate?

I just wanted to see if it was normal for a person to get their results, chat for a bit with friends and then go home? Which is what I am considering at the moment.

On results day of last year (I was in year 10), my friends and I just hung out at school for a bit and then some of us went to someone's house. I know year 10 results weren't that significant, but looking back I think I would have preferred to go home and celebrate with my family.

My friends are probably all more intelligent than I am, plus I am a shy person, so sometimes in large gatherings I would prefer just to go home, also it ends up being a one man (or woman show). Additionally my best friend unfortunately is visiting her family in Germany during the 23rd, so we won't be able to see each other


Good luck for results day, and the future.

BUYING CAKE. whether the result is good or not. ^.^

[KnapAttackUK]

If they're good, a celebration pizza.

If they're bad, a cheer up pizza

[LaEstrella]

If they're good - Drinking.
If they're bad - Drinking with Ben and Jerry.

[cl_steele]

Drink like a fish be it for celebrations or comiserations.

[HellOnHighHeels]

I shall be celebrating my 3 D/E/U's with a TaekwonDo seminar 2 days later, and the knowledge that I'm on the equivalent of an A in the BTEC subject I'm doing.
Also, gonna see if I can ''borrow'' a bottle of gin off a mate of mine and then drink myself into oblivion, forget everything for a few hours.

[chrissy dee]

(Original post by cyfer)
Collect my results.

If they are good, remind myself that it is only the beginning and I am yet nothing.

If they are bad, strive to be better.

DETERMINATION . If they are good still celebrate and remember that point.

[Bonzo10]

I will be getting incomprehensibly binned.

[Sparky:)]

good results- out with friends (results day is on one of my friends birthdays) and have a drink and a meal

bad results- same as above

either way life is good

[DeadGirlsDance]

As level. Me and my friends are meeting up at school to get our results, then going to the train station to catch a train to Barry Island (if it's sunny) . Not really to celebrate, but even if I do bad going to the beach will cheer me up .

[rocketwatch]

I'll probably joining my friends at a campfire by the river, just like last year.

[WNB]

I will be attending V Fest a day after results day

[123maz]

Im going with friends for a meal then home to celebrate results though
i'll probably celebrate with my friends more, as in my family im the youngest
and my older sisters have finifshed uni. nervous..

[cyfer]

(Original post by chrissy dee)
DETERMINATION . If they are good still celebrate and remember that point.

I am far too narcissistic already. A celebration would only be detrimental to me. At most I will just tell my family and get on with life.

[BeccaAnne94]

Seeing as I finally turn 18 on the 8th...heading to the pub whether I do well or not

[RHenderson]

Hmm...it depends on my results!
Results to get me into my first choice - a quick trip up to the uni to show my certificates then I'm going out for dinner with my family.
Results that mean I go to my insurance - I'll have to sit and phone that uni, possibly have to do the 4hour car trip there and sort out what I'll be doing because I'll have to move out of my house in 3 and a bit weeks!!