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On selected dates only

When you show 2026 exam results and purchase a main

If you're picking up your A-Level or GCSE results this month, you can claim a free portion of sticky chicken (normally £16.95) when dining in at Giggling Squid restaurants (find your nearest).

To get the deal, you'll need to purchase a main meal and show proof of your 2026 results to staff before ordering (either via paper slip, email or app).

Here's when you can claim the deal:

A-level, BTEC and T-level students: Thursday 13 to Sunday 16 August
GCSE students: Thursday 20 to Sunday 23 August

This offer is limited to one free portion per student, claimable once during the relevant dates. This is valid for dine-in only, and won't work for takeaway, click & collect or Deliveroo orders. It cannot be used alongside any other offer, discount, voucher, set menu or loyalty reward.

We asked Giggling Squid if there's a vegetarian option and we'll update here when it comes back to us.

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