'You're not alone': Celebrities share their advice on A-level results day

A-level results day: Celebrities share their advice  - Twitter
A-level results day: Celebrities share their advice - Twitter

Celebrities have been sharing their advice for teenagers around the country finding out their A-level results today.

Actor and comedian Sir Lenny Henry told students who didn’t get the results they wanted they are "not alone".

"This is a fantastic day to make decisions" he told BBC Breakfast viewers.

"Education is for everybody. It has become more egalitarian ... even people with the weirdest of results, there's a place for them, and that's what clearing is for.

"One in eight people get university positions from clearing, so you're not alone if your marks are all over the place and there is probably a place for you."

Celebrities and others have also been sharing their A-level results advice on social media

Richard Branson

Richard Osman helped lighten the mood

England Rugby wished everyone good luck

As did London mayor Sadiq Khan 

Millionaire Theo Paphitis‏ offered some sage advice 

Former England Rugby star Ugo Monye had a different perspective 

Executive Editor of Conservative Home Mark Wallace suggested the pub 

YouTube stars also offered their advice 

BBC Apprentice Winner Joseph Valente with some words of wisdom 

Kurupt FM  with some sound advice

Malala Yousafzai wished her fellow students good luck 

Milifandom founder Abby Tomlinson had some tips on clearing 

'Not an end' 

Many MPs also shared messages of good luck 

Meanwhile, one student decided to celebrate his A-levels by swigging from a hip flask live on Good Morning Britain

Key resources | A-level results day
Key resources | A-level results day