Teen shepherd arrives with pet sheep at school to collect GCSE results
Johnson, a young shepherd, brought her "best friend" Kevin, a four-year-old North Ronaldsay sheep, for moral support.
She stated that Kevin's "chilled" demeanour helped calm her nerves during the results collection.
Kevin reportedly accompanies Johnson almost everywhere, having previously attended her prom wearing a matching halter.
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