The wait is finally over - today is the day thousands of teenagers across Kent found out their all-important A-level grades.

Our team of reporters and photographers have been at schools all over the county to capture the moment pupils discover if their hard work has paid off.

We want to know how you got on! Send your stories, photos and results day selfies to news@thekmgroup.co.uk, or tweet using #KentAlevels.

Click here for all you need to know about results day 2015.

12.11am

Well, that's it. Thank you for following our live coverage of A-level results day 2015.

Congratulations to everyone who collected their grades today, and best of luck with whatever comes next.

Click on the following links for a full round-up of results from your area:

Thanet

Ashford

Medway

Maidstone

Sheerness

Sittingbourne

Dartford and Gravesham

Deal and Dover

11.53am

University beckons for many pupils at Sittingbourne schools, where some excellent grades were recorded.

Click here for a full round-up of results from the town.

11.50am

Teenagers across the county told our reporters how they felt after finding out their grades. Listen to their reactions here:

11.34am

There were tears of joy and shouts of triumph as teenagers ripped open their results in Medway.

At Rochester Grammar, 87% of pupils achieved all grades A* to B and half of all grades achieved were A* or A.

Meanwhile, at Thomas Aveling School in Rochester, pupils achieved a pass rate of 100%.

Click here for a full round-up of results from the Towns.

11.29am

This aspiring doctor from Ashford's John Wallis Academy is Bulgaria-bound after achieving the results he needed. Nicely done, Abhishek.

11.09am

Cranbrook pupil Rafael Bertoli-Mitchell is taking a break from his studies to enjoy a gap year in Bolivia after achieving three A* grades and an A.

Meanwhile, his friend James Foster is off to study mechanical engineering at Bristol after gaining an two A*s and an A.

Enjoy the celebrations!

11.04am

The results are coming in thick and fast now.

Here's how schools in Dartford and Gravesham got on.

10.58am

Another impressive student here. Charlotte Crabb, from Ramsgate's Chatham & Clarendon Grammar School achieved four A* grades.

The 18-year-old is off to the University of Bath to read mathematics.

She said: "I'm really pleased, it's such a relief.

"I had a look online this morning to see if I'd got my place but I had to come to the school to check the actual grades."

10.49am

Pupils were all smiles as they collected their results at Maidstone Grammar School for Girls. Here's a selection of pictures from photographer Martin Apps.

10.36am

We're loving the high five! This lot obviously got the results they were hoping for.

10.24am

10.16am

There are lots of smiling faces at Chatham Grammar School for Girls.

Esther Johnson was snapped celebrating her A and two B grades with friend Maisie Packer, who achieved three Bs.

10.11am

A very impressive young woman, congratulations Katie.

Click here for a round-up of how pupils at schools in west Kent got on.

10.07am

Quite a few of Kent's schools are reporting their best-ever A-level results, including Northfleet School for Girls.

9.53am

Another set of twins have achieved impressive grades. Well done to Victoria and Valeria.

9.39am

It's a double celebration for this family as twins Chloe and Will Palmer bag all As and A* grades.

Deputy head boy Will got four A*s in maths, further maths, biology and chemistry. He's off to Cambridge University.

Chloe got three As in English literature, English language and geography. She's going to Kings College to study geography.

Will said: "There is a bit of competition between us but as our subjects were in completely different things, I don't think we really mind.

"It's such a relief to get the grades. Our mum was up at 3am as she was so worried!"

The overall pass rate at Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School in Faversham was an impressive 99.4%.

9.33am

We've just heard the number of top A-level grades has dipped for the fourth year in a row - but the overall pass rate has risen.

9.28am

And here it is! The first "jumping for joy" photo. You can't have an A-level results day without one.

These pupils from Whitstable Community College are visibly thrilled with their results.

9.22am

We're yet to see pics of students jumping for joy while clutching their results, but there's still time.

Remember to send your selfies to news@thekmgroup.co.uk or tweet #KentAlevels

9.20am

Some good news over in Ashford...

9.14am

Here's a potential lawyer in the making. Canterbury College student Lucy Royle, 20, achieved an A* and two A grades, landing her a place at King's College London to study law.

She said: "I was up at 4am because of nerves. I thought the exams went well but you can never really tell. I'm really happy with my results but it hasn't sunk in yet."

9.06am

Our fingers are crossed for everyone peering inside that all-important envelope today.

There's promising news from UCAS, as it's revealed a record number of pupils have been accepted into university.

Almost 410,000 have taken up places so far - a rise of 3% on last year.

9.02am

These brainboxes from Maidstone Grammar School are off to Oxbridge after achieving an impressive set of grades. Congratulations!

9am

Best of luck to everyone opening their A-level results today. Don't forget to tweet us your A-level selfies using #KentAlevels.