A-Level Results 2011
  • Bingley Grammar School pupils celebrate their outstanding A-level results
  • Shaan Rashid, Alex Browne and Alastair Kwan look at their results open their results at Bradford Grammar school
  • Fabiana Macor and Miriam Brightbart congratulate each other on their results at Bradford Grammar School
  • Challenge College pupils Sufyan Ghias and Mohammed Ashraf look at their results
  • Pupils at Benton Park School, Rawdon, celebrate their A-level results
  • Challenge College pupils celebrate their outstanding A-level results
  • Challenge College student Nasara Khan is pleased with her results
  • Challenge College pupils celebrate their outstanding A Level results.
  • Craven College student Catherine Wall phones her mother after getting A,B,C and D grades at AS level
  • Francesca Green, from Craven College, is congratulated by boyfriend Matthew Smith on getting a A* and a B and a C in her A-levels, winning a place at London College of Fashion.
  • South Craven A Level students Bethany Tolley, who got 3A*s and a B, and Tim Whiting, who got 3A*s and B.
  • South Craven A Level student Amreen Afsar, who will be reading bio-medical science at the University of Bradford
  • Tears of joy for Craven College A Level student Emily Williamson, celebrating with her mother Barbara Williamson and aunty Sarah Cottle
  • South Craven A Level student Tim Whiting breathes a sigh of relief after getting the grades needed for Christ Church College, Oxford

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A-Level Results 2011

A selection of photos taken as A-Level students discovered how they had got on in the examinations.

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