Great-grandad, 73, passes his English GCSE exam

A great-grandad said he was "emotional" after successfully passing his English GCSE at the age of 73.

Danny Davey, from Ipswich, left school at 14 with no qualifications, and decades later wanted to go back to get his GCSEs.

After previously passing his maths GCSE, he took on English this year at Suffolk New College, and he said it was a challenge.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c935153pwpvo

It's never too late to achieve what you want to achieve. :smile:

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Original post by -Eirlys-

A great-grandad said he was "emotional" after successfully passing his English GCSE at the age of 73.
Danny Davey, from Ipswich, left school at 14 with no qualifications, and decades later wanted to go back to get his GCSEs.
After previously passing his maths GCSE, he took on English this year at Suffolk New College, and he said it was a challenge.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c935153pwpvo
It's never too late to achieve what you want to achieve. :smile:

It's also never too early to achieve what you want to achieve.