Thousands of people across the country will get their A Level results today
Weeks of anticipation and tension come to a head on Thursday for those awaiting their A Level results. On August 15, those who sat the further education exams back in May and June will find out how their hard work has paid off. Hopefully it will be a time of celebration for all, but even if things don't go as expected, a reward for all the studying can still be on the cards.
Frankie & Benny's Frankie & Benny's is offering a free Margherita or Pepperoni pizza with the purchase of a large soft drink, when proof of SQA, Highers, A-Level/AS-Level or GCSE results is shown. There are 8.700 free pizzas to be given away, with 50 per site on Thursday, August 15. Diners must order at least one large soft drink in order to redeem, and the offer is not valid on Breakfast, Kids, Lunch & Evening set-menus.
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