The waiting game was over for pupils at Fulneck School as they headed back to school to pick up their GCSE results.
* Click here to sign up to free news and sport alerts from Pudsey Today.Pupil Hanlu Twyman celebrated after gaining top marks in her GCSE examinations.
The 16-year-old was awarded 10 A* and one A grade whilst classmate Jordan Miers scored an impressive 1 A*, five As and 2 Bs despite being diagnosed as dyslexic.
Jordan said: "I am very happy with my results. I worked extremely hard for my grades and I look forward to starting A-Level in September so I can achieve my dream of going to university to study History."
The school maintained 100 per cent average pass rate and 31 per cent of pupils achieved A* to A grades,
Principal, Trevor Kernohan, said: "The hard work and dedication of all of our GCSE pupils has once again paid off, maintaining our impressive 100 per cent average pass rate over the past five years at GCSE.
"We are celebrating the success of all our pupils as they receive their results. I am very proud of all our pupils, and the results are testament to their hard work.
"Despite much talk of the exams becoming easier I firmly believe that they are just as hard, if not harder than previous years. If records can continue to be broken in the Olympic Games, why not in examination results?"
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