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Aug 19th, 2026 6:30pm (BST)

Results Day, Decoded: How to Turn Your GCSE Results into a Clear Plan

GCSE results day can feel overwhelming for students and parents, but whatever the results show, having a clear plan can make all the difference. Join SnapRevise and university admissions expert Dr Peter Kim for a live session on the evening before GCSE results day. Peter will explain what families should expect, how to interpret GCSE results and how to make calm, informed decisions about the next steps. Drawing on insights from FutureMap and more than 500,000 real admissions outcomes, the session will cover: • What to do the night before and on the morning of results day • How to understand your results and what they mean for sixth form and beyond • The best next steps when results are better, worse or exactly as expected • How to assess sixth form choices, subject changes and resit options • How to choose subjects and pathways with future university and career options in mind The session will finish with a live Q&A, giving parents and students the opportunity to put their own questions directly to Peter.

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