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Colchester student who joined college without GCSEs passes all A-levels

India Hanson, 21, a student of Colchester Sixth Form who has autism, received her results of one A and two Bs this morning.

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Colchester student who joined college without GCSEs passes all A-levels

India Hanson, 21, a student of Colchester Sixth Form who has autism, received her results of one A and two Bs this morning.

4 days ago·Colchester, United Kingdom

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