67.4% of all grades awarded were A* to C
It's been a day of mixed emotions for students collecting their GCSE results.
Official figures show the percentage of pupils attaining five or more level 2 passes, including English and maths, is up on last year, and is the second highest to date.
For some, today marks the end of full-time education, while for others, the start of a career or a journey into further studies.
These students at Castle Rushen High School are looking ahead:
Health Minister says work is 'underway' on access road to The Roundhouse
Braddan Commissioners says it has only cleared the landÂ
Higher taxi tariff now in force from 11pm
Taxi driver brands RTLC change 'a disgrace'
Private members bill regarding Bishop’s vote makes progress
Third reading will take place in the next few weeks
Braddan Commissioner 'refutes' allegations of misrepresenting Roundhouse access issues
It follows an FOI request which shows claims made by Minister Hooper
Disqualification for driver who was three times the drug limit
Port Erin man also fined during appearance at Douglas Courthouse
Southern Amenity Site changes disposal policy for residents to six bags a month
The board says the rule isn't 'unreasonable'
