[quote NotDonna]@greenlynx those photos are of teens where it is known they’re going to be delighted. All my DC would want privacy too. Thankfully our school emails them out but invites them in too. Best of both worlds.[/quote]
You may find that if they go in and friends are there they want to stay and open them together.
DD's plan was she would fun in, grab the envelope, come back out and I'd drive a distance away for her to open them in private and then maybe depending on results she would go back to see friends.
When it came to it, I got a text from her to say she was staying in to open with friends, then nothing for about half an hour, when I texted back to say I'd quite like to know her results. I then got a jumble of numbers and letters (she was the year that got both), with no idea which was which, and nothing more until she came running out to say could she go out to celebrate with her friends.
I was very surprised because she had a nice group of friends, but wasn't that attached to them, and she's a very private person.
She did say afterwards that some of her year were very quietly steered away from the main group with parents if they were there. She said it was done very subtly in a "Mr X would like a quick word" or similar, and just moved away. She didn't think anything of it at the time, but realised that they were ones who had disappointing results, especially where it required a change of A-levels.