West Sussex Council Congratulates A-Level Students

Thousands of students across West Sussex eagerly opened their A-Level, technical, and vocational results this week — and the county council is full of congratulations and support.

Councillor Jacquie Russell, Cabinet Member for Children, Young People, and Learning, paid tribute to the dedication of students and stressed the ongoing support available.

She said:

“Congratulations to everyone receiving their results today — you should be proud.

"Thanks also go to teachers, parents, and carers for their support throughout the journey.”

For students unsure about their next steps—or those who didn’t get the results they hoped for — the council makes it easy to access guidance.

Free one-to-one careers advice is available via phone or email, and mental health support can be found on the “Your Mind Matters” wellbeing site.

Here’s how to get help:

• Careers Advice: call 0330 222 7175 or email careersadvice@westsussex.gov.uk, or visit the council’s careers page.

• Wellbeing Support: visit Your Mind Matters.

And if you’re curious how West Sussex stacks up—they’ve shared detailed grade breakdowns via Ofqual, too.