The occasion of collecting exam results falls into the same category as a trip to A&E, a terrible dental experience and childbirth – almost everyone has an experience to share. And those going this week to collect GCSE results – or last week’s A levels – will no doubt have had plenty of people already weighing-in with their own take on how they did back in the day. And while it might be reassuring to know a parent or favourite family member flunked maths and a delivery of poor grades won’t trigger Armageddon in the school hall – the age of the internet and social media now also prompts a growi…
