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Mrs Smit

Congratulations on surviving your final school year. I couldn’t be prouder of each of you.

You’ve worked hard, you’ve overcome challenges, and you’ve shown that you’re ready for whatever comes next. Remember, the world is your oyster, or maybe a pizza if you're not into oysters. Stay curious, stay brave, and above all, don’t forget to enjoy the ride (and double-check that you have your keys before leaving the house!).

Best of luck on this next chapter of your adventure. You’ve got this!

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Mrs Appleby I’ve watched you grow into confident, kind, funny, and thoughtful young people. You’ve worked hard, supported each other, laughed a lot and shown real determination when things felt tricky. I am incredibly proud of every single one of you.

As you move on to secondary school, remember to believe in yourselves, be kind to others, and never be afraid to try even if something feels scary at first. You are capable of amazing things, and I know you will all do brilliantly.

Good luck with everything that comes next. I will miss you all more than you know and I’ll always be proud to say you were my class.

Mr Barton Well, we made it through sixth form without turning the the common room into a zoo (barely)!

Keep being superstars you are - stay curious, stay weird (in the best way!) Who knows? Maybe one day you'll be teaching me something cool!

Mr Barton

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Mrs Carter What an incredible journey this has been! I’ve had the privilege of watching you grow, learn, and become the amazing individuals you are today. This year has been full of challenges, laughter, and triumphs, and I am so proud of each and every one of you.

As you move on to secondary school, remember the lessons you’ve learned here—both in and out of the classroom. Be kind, stay curious, and don’t be afraid to try new things.

You’ve already proven that you’re capable of amazing things, and this is just the beginning!

Thank you for the wonderful memories, and I can’t wait to see what your future holds!

Mr

Dickenson ol year. I couldn’t Congratulations on surviving your final scho , you’ve be prouder of each of you. You’ve worked hard e ready for you’r that n show you’ve and , enges overcome chall is your oyster, or whatever comes next. Remember, the world curious, stay maybe a pizza if you're not into oysters. Stay ride (and the brave, and above all, don’t forget to enjoy g the leavin e double-check that you have your keys befor house!).

Best of luck on this next chapter of your got this!

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Miss Foster You’ve shown so much growth and determination this year. I have no doubt that you’ll continue to shine as you step into secondary school. Keep believing in yourselves, and remember, you can achieve anything you set your mind to!

Mr Gates Wow, what a fantastic year it’s been! You’ve worked hard, stayed determined, and brought such a positive energy to our school. It’s been great to see you grow and shine in your own way.

As you move forward, remember that no challenge is too big and no goal is out of reach when you put your heart into it. Keep being the amazing group of students you are!

Wishing you all the success and fun in the exciting years ahead!

Mr Gates

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Miss

Green

What a journey we've been on - seeing you all grow so much since year 7 has been such a pleasure, I look forward to seeing some of you still roaming around the school in sixth form.

Whatever happens, please keep in touch - I can't wait to see and hear all about your adventures.

Mr O’Connor You’ve all come so far, and I couldn’t be prouder. Keep being brave, kind, and true to yourselves as you move forward. I know you’re going to do amazing things in the years to come!

Wishing you all the best

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School Staff

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Congratulations on surviving your final school year. I couldn’t be prouder of each of you. You’ve worked hard, you’ve overcome challenges, and you’ve shown that you’re ready for whatever comes next. Remember, the world is your oyster, or maybe a pizza if you're not into oysters. Stay curious, stay brave, and above all, don’t forget to enjoy the ride (and double-check that you have your keys before leaving the house!).

Best of luck on this next chapter of your adventure. You’ve got this!

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Our Time

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Rugby

Mr Scott Great effort in training this year — the commitment and attitude you’re showing is exactly what builds strong rugby players and an even stronger team. Remember, rugby isn’t just about strength or speed; it’s about teamwork, communication, and having the courage to support each other in every phase of play.

This season has been about far more than matches and results. It has been about commitment, resilience, and the pride of representing our school every time we stepped onto the pitch.

From the first training session to the final whistle, this group has shown what rugby is all about — teamwork, respect, and the determination to keep going for one another. Every tackle made, every pass given, and every moment of support on and off the field has helped build not just better players, but stronger people.

Thank you for your effort, your attitude, and the way you have represented the values of the game. Be proud of what you have achieved together.

Play hard, support each other, and carry the spirit of this team with you wherever you go.

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Miss Driss You have been working very hard this year and im so very proud you and for your work!

You have been practising and working so hard and acheived so many goals!

Wishing you all the luck for your futures - you got this!

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Netball

Mrs Smith This season has been a fantastic example of what can be achieved through teamwork, dedication, and positivity. Every training session, every match, and every challenge faced together has helped shape not only stronger players, but a truly supportive team.

Your commitment to improving, encouraging one another, and playing with determination and respect has been a pleasure to watch. Whether celebrating victories or learning from tough games, you have represented the school with pride and shown the true spirit of netball.

Thank you for your energy, your resilience, and the way you have supported each other on and off the court. Be proud of everything you have accomplished this season and carry that confidence forward into whatever comes next.

Well done, Team.

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Mr Tate This season has been a fantastic example of what can be achieved through teamwork, dedication, and positivity. Every training session, every match, and every challenge faced together has helped shape not only stronger players, but a truly supportive team.

Your commitment to improving, encouraging one another, and playing with determination and respect has been a pleasure to watch. Whether celebrating victories or learning from tough games, you have represented the school with pride and shown the true spirit of netball.

Thank you for your energy, your resilience, and the way you have supported each other on and off the court. Be proud of everything you have accomplished this season and carry that confidence forward into whatever comes next.

Well done, Team.

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Cricket

Cricket Captains To this year’s cricketers, It has been a privilege to watch you grow not only as players, but as teammates and individuals. Cricket is a game that teaches patience, resilience, and respect—qualities you have shown whether winning convincingly or fighting hard in difficult moments.

You have represented the school with pride, supported one another, and demonstrated that success is measured not just in runs and wickets, but in character, effort, and sportsmanship. The memories made on the field—early practices, close matches, shared laughter—are ones to carry with you long after the final innings.

Wherever life takes you next, remember the lessons the game has taught you: play straight, stay humble, work as a team, and never give up.

Very best wishes for the future.

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To Our Brilliant (and Occasionally Muddy) Cricketers, What a season it’s been! From perfectly timed cover drives to “creative” interpretations of fielding positions, you’ve given us plenty to be proud of—and more than a few moments to laugh about.

You’ve learned that cricket isn’t just about scoring runs or taking wickets. It’s about teamwork, turning up to practice even when it’s freezing, applauding the good shots (even from the opposition), and mastering the fine art of saying, “Yes, that definitely carried,” with complete confidence.

Thank you for your energy, your commitment, and your sense of humour. You’ve represented the school superbly and shown that character matters just as much as talent. We hope you leave with great memories, lasting friendships, and at least a vague idea of where third man is supposed to stand.

Whatever you go on to do, keep playing the game—with determination, fairness, and a smile.

And remember: when in doubt… blame the pitch.

Best wishes, Your Proud (and Sometimes Hoarse) Cricket Staff

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“If you follow your dreams, you are capable of anything.”

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School trips

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The Arts

Music Club This year, Music Club has been filled with creativity, enthusiasm, and a shared love of making music together. Whether rehearsing, performing, or simply experimenting with new ideas, you have shown that music is at its best when it brings people together.

Your willingness to try new things, support one another, and perform with confidence has been inspiring to see. Each of you has contributed your own unique sound to the group, helping to create something truly special.

Thank you for your dedication, your energy, and the joy you have brought to every session. Keep playing, keep listening, and keep sharing your music — wherever the future takes you.

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Art Club This year, Art Club has been filled with creativity, enthusiasm, and a shared love of making music together. Whether rehearsing, performing, or simply experimenting with new ideas, you have shown that music is at its best when it brings people together.

Thank you for your dedication, your energy, and the joy you have brought to every session. Keep playing, keep listening, and keep sharing your music — wherever the future takes you.

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“If you follow your dreams, you are capable of anything.”

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Class Birch

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Great memories

“If you follow your dreams, you are capable of anything.”

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Biggest Mouth

Best Laugh

Christopher Jenkins

John Smith

Be a Teacher

Best laugh

Gail Storms

Tom Smith

Be a Footballer

Best Hair

Ted Lasso

Dylan Smith

Best smile

Best Singer Silvey Grace

Tilly Rogers

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Tilly

Adams Nickname 'Silly Tilly' Message to your future self The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.

Favourite memory Non-uniform days Proudest moment Completing the DofE - hard work, but was the most fun!

Favourite song Mr Brightside – The Killers

What will you miss most?

One of the things I In 10 years time I’ll learned the hard way be… was that it doesn't I will be a qualified pay to get vet and working in a discouraged practice specialising in orthopaedic Favourite school surgery on reptiles! dinner?

Chicken nuggets and Stupidest in joke smiley faces Obviosuly, it's the funny bunny money

moonshine song - If you know, you know.

Favourite TV show Top Boy Favourite Quote Don’t be late Funniest memory Fire alarm going off mid-assembly

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Samuel Allen Nickname Allen! Allen ! Allen!

Favourite song As It Was – Harry Styles

Message to your future self Be more. Do less?

In 10 years time I’ll be…

Living somewhere warmer than here

What will you miss most?

Sausage and bean Wednesdays. This is what made me great!

Stupidest in joke The chair incident (still funny)

Favourite school dinner?

Pizza slice Fridays Favourite memory School trips where nothing went to plan Proudest moment Surviving timetable changes without crying

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Favourite TV show Friends Favourite Quote You’ll be fine Funniest memory A teacher falling off a chair and pretending it was on purpose

Amelia Anderson Nickname Mills

Favourite song Sunroof – Nicky Youre

Message to your future self Remember: difficult roads lead to divine destinations

In 10 years time I’ll be…

A real life Gladiator - I'll be called Electra.

What will you miss most?

The memories and mates I made.

Favourite school dinner?

Sausage and mash Favourite memory The last day of Year 11 when no one listened Proudest moment Winning the student council election. I HAVE THE POWER!

Stupidest in joke The maths room smelling weird Favourite TV show Gladiators Favourite Quote You only live once Funniest memory The class laughing for five minutes straight over nothing

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Reuben Arthur

Proudest moment

Performing as 'The Artful Dodger' in out Oliver!

school play.

If I was invisible for 24 hours I would…

Be the opera ghost!

In 10 years time I’ll be…

On the West End Stage

Dylan Carter Proudest moment Scoring in our final game and winning the team cup!

If I was invisible for 24 hours I would…

Watch Manchester United play for free and go into the VIP box at old trafford.

Favourite song 'We Are the Champions'

In 10 years time I’ll be…

Professional footballer.

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Justin Coates Proudest moment Beating Mr Terry on the obstacle course on the residential trip.

Favourite song I am Giant.

Favourite TV show Gladiators!

Leo Dickinson

What will you miss most?

I will miss Mr Hill breaking out into song, like all the time!

Proudest moment

Being chosen as class captain.

In 10 years time I’ll be…

Travelling and having fun.

Favourite TV show

“Believer” – Imagine Dragons

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Class Willow Mrs Clarke Well, we made it through sixth form without turning the the common room into a zoo (barely)!

Keep being superstars you are - stay curious, stay weird (in the best way!) Who knows? Maybe one day you'll be teaching me something cool!

Mrs Clarke

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Zack Digby What will you miss most?

School trips because we got to sit with our friends on the coach.

Proudest moment Learning how to play the guitar. I found really hard and didn't give up.

In 10 years time I’ll be…

Happy and successful.

Favourite TV show Horrible Histories

Sage Dixon What will you miss most?

Golden time!

Proudest moment Performing inthe schoo talen show and getting first place for my jokes!

Favourite song “Cruel Summer” – Taylor Swift

Favourite TV show Young Sheldon

Claire Doyle What will you miss most?

Being the oldest in the school.

Proudest moment Being Mary in our Nativity play. I was the bestest.

Favourite song Golden, Harry Styles

In 10 years time I’ll be…

A princess, of course!

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Hettie Gallagher What will you miss most?

Laughing so much in class that we can'’t breathe.

Proudest moment Getting through SATS

In 10 years time I’ll be…

Definitely not in school anymore.

Mia Gonzalez What will you miss most?

Mis Honey's reading sessions in the library.

Proudest moment Being part of the green team and bringing change to the school though thinking more eco-consciously .

Favourite song Kate Bush - Running up that hill

Favourite TV show Stranger Things

Lucy Goulding Nickname LuLu

Message to your future self Never forget to be kind. That's your superpower!

What will you miss most?

I’ll really miss my friends who are going to different schools.

Favourite song Shake It Off - Taylor Swift

Favourite TV show 48

Julie and the Phantoms

River Hughes Nickname Riv

Message to your future self Stay awesome!

What will you miss most?

The canteen pizza! Life won’t be the same!

Favourite song Thunder by Imagine Dragons

Favourite TV show The Mandalorian

David Jay Nickname 'dEEjAY'

Message to your future self Please work hard David, I don't want to live with mum until i'm 30.

What will you miss most?

Music lessons with Mr K

Favourite song Happy by Pharrell Williams

Favourite TV show Pokémon

Olivia Jenkins Nickname Ollie, Ollie, Ollie!

Message to your future self Always be ready!

What will you miss most?

All my friends in Oak class.

Favourite song Golden by Huntr/x

Favourite TV show Horrible Histories

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Class Birch Mrs Franceis What a journey we've been on - seeing you all grow so much since year 7 has been such a pleasure, I look forward to seeing some of you still roaming around the school in sixth form. Whatever happens, please keep in touch - I can't wait to see and hear all about your adventures.

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Lucy Anderson Proudest moment Scoring in our final game and winning the team cup!

If I was invisible for 24 hours I would…

Watch Manchester United play for free and go into the VIP box at old trafford.

Lyra Bailey Proudest moment Playing bass onstage with my band at prom.

If I was invisible for 24 hours I would…

Go backstage at all the concerts!

Sophie Bennett

Elijah Brooks

Proudest moment Our band playing prom

Message to your future self Don't be mean.

Favourite song 'Hot To Go' by Chappell Roan

Favourite TV show The Office (US one)

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Arlo King

Martin Lane

Nickname King

Nickname Marty

What will you miss most?

Being the biggest kids in the school.

What will you miss most?

Playing and talking football everyday with Ralph.

Freddie Lasso

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Willow Lee

Nickname Lassie

Nickname Will-O!

What will you miss most?

Lunchtimes

What will you miss most?

Golden time and fun lessons

Perry Lloyd

Rebecca Mann

Nickname Pez

Nickname My Mum still calls me sausage.

What will you miss most?

Golden time!

What will you miss most?

Everyone knowing each other and being friends.

Ralph Marsden

Daniel McCartney

Nickname Ralphie

Nickname Dan Dan

What will you miss most?

The breaktimes footie games and hanging out with Martin every day

Favourite school dinner?

Sausages and Mash and all the gravy!

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Class Elm Mr Gates Wow, what a fantastic year it’s been! You’ve worked hard, stayed determined, and brought such a positive energy to our school. It’s been great to see you grow and shine in your own way.

As you move forward, remember that no challenge is too big and no goal is out of reach when you put your heart into it. Keep being the amazing group of students you are!

Wishing you all the success and fun in the exciting years ahead!

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Roxie Miller Nickname It's me Roxie!

If I was invisible for 24 hours I would…

Sneak into number 10 Downing Street and see what the PM eats for their dinner

Proudest moment Getting an A in Maths

Catherine Nash Nickname Cat

In 10 years time I’ll be…

The youngest Prime Minister change is coming!

Proudest moment Getting House Captain in year 5

Alexis Noble Nickname Al

If I was invisible for 24 hours I would…

Have the chance to stay in bed all day!

Proudest moment Getting the lead role in the end of year production

Howard Noir Nickname Howzat Proudest moment Our team winning the county Lego competition.

If I was invisible for 24 hours I would…

Get myself locked into the Lego store and play with Lego all night.

Fiona Parks Nickname Not a chance - it's Fiona only thank you!

books to me now, I'm so proud of her!

In 10 years time I’ll be…

Doing my teacher training.

Proudest moment Helping my Reception class buddy learn how to read. They red whole

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Ayla Charlton Proudest moment Having my artwork accepeted into the Young Artists RA Summer Show!

David Clarke Message to your future self 'Keep on keeping on' Favourite school dinner?

Mac n Cheese Thursdays!

Sara Danes What will you miss most?

All the lunch times drama!

Favourite memory The French school trip - so many memories.

Poppy Digby Nickname Pops What will you miss most?

All the simple giggles and break time drama

Harper Donnelly Nickname Harps Proudest moment Being head girl

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Riley Douglas Nickname Chef Proudest moment Winning the class bakery competition with my triple layer carrot cake.

Jess Farmer Favourite school dinner?

Pasta bar as unreal!

Favourite memory All the bean bags going missing.

I'll never tell you stole them Margot.

Charlotte Fisher Favourite school dinner?

PIzza Favourite memory German Trip - the coach singing was the best!

Kiera Franks Nickname KiKi Favourite school dinner?

The Mac n Cheese

Mason Fry Message to your future self Say the weird thing!

Favourite memory Riley face planting into his own cake

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Jamal

Aisha

I still can’t believe we made it through Year 11.

I survived all the early mornings… mostly with coffee.

Rowan

Barb

Adams

Ahmed

I peaked in Year 9, and I have the photos to prove it.

Favourite memory

Yusuf

Ali

I came for the lessons, stayed for the banter.

Ahmed

Akew

I’ll miss the small moments with the mates who made it fun.

Chloe

Anzac

I mastered the art of pretending to understand in maths.

Favourite memory

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Maddison

Mara

The assembly speeches were dramatic, but at least funny sometimes.

I didn’t always pay attention, but I noticed the people.

Zara

Poppy

I still don’t know what I’m doing, and somehow that’s fine.

I accidentally learned something in science once.

Tom

Sally

Welcome to the real world. It sucks. You’re gonna love it.

You have brains in your head and feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.

Bacon

Begum

Bennett

Beau

Bell

Berks

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Xeena Berry

Riley Birch

This is where the fun begins!

I’ll miss sneaking snacks into lessons

Violet Blakes

Isaac Brennan

Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.

This is light work.

Sienna Brooks

Olivia Brown

You’re braver than you believe

I wish I could, but I don't want to

Emily Bull

Oliver Butlers

I’m not late. Everyone else is just early.

Secondary school taught me how to survive on 4 hours of sleep.

Leo Cameron

Keisha Campbell

I’ll miss the people more than the place.

Most likely to say ‘I’ll do it later’ and mean never.

Darcy Carter

Harry Chamberlain

Well that seemed to take a long time!

Some days were hard, and some days I just wanted to go home.

Imran Chowdhury

Lila Chuds

The memories made this place feel like home.

If stress burned calories, I’d be a supermodel

Jess Clarke

Dottie Clarkson

I didn’t realize these would be the days I’d remember.

7am the usual morning line up...

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Ruby Collins

Tilly Copper

Can't talk. Eating

Grateful for the lessons, the laughs, and the friends.

Cora Cornwall

Laura Dash

I didn’t figure everything out, but I figured myself out a little.

Proud of how far I’ve come even if I’m still late.

Alan David

Taylor Decorrm

Secondary school was confusing, but so am I

Everybody look at the moon!

Ayşe Demir

Veena Detel

This chapter mattered more than I expected.

I came in nervous and I’m leaving stronger, and more caffeinated.

Mariam Diallo

Gary Dibbs

Wouldn’t change a single messy, chaotic, beautiful moment.

I survived. That counts for something, right?

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Sofia Dimitriou

Theo Dimitriou

Sleep deprived, memory full.

Just glad I made it.

Brett Dimond

Max Dix

I learned that mistakes are just another way to grow.

School was stressful, weird, fun and exhausting - sometimes all at once

Katherine Douglas

Dexter Dwight

I’ve laughed, cried, stressed, and thrived - in no particular order.

I didn’t always get it right, but I gave it my all

Bettie Dylan

Sam Edwards

Main character energy, always.

This chapter is over, but the story is only getting interesting

Dee Ellis

Emma England

Follow me on instagram @Keep calm and carry on

I didn’t always understand the point of school, but I understood the point of friendship

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Dylan Allen

Darcey Axel

Jonathan Bai

Rhianna Carter

Robin Chambers

Vera Charles

Luna Coan

Beth Divine

Abigail Dorcans

Rosie Ellis

Isobel Frenchie

Holly Green

Zoey Green

Pia Hamish

Winny Honey

Evelyn Jackson

Ollie Jacobs

Eva Jarvis

Emma Johnson

Jack Laichlan

Benjamin Lopez

Raferty Mason

Layla Mitchell

Aisha Mohammed

Chester Nash

Daniel Perez

Anna Phillips

Apple Pullings

Elosie Reed

Noah Reed

Jayne Rodriguez

Keith Sanderson

Luke Sebastian

Taylor Simmons

Leanne Smith

Stephanie Stone

Max Tintagel

Lukas Wislon

Peter Wood

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NOW

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THEN

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NOW

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Most likely...

Most likely...

To be a teacher

be a Footballer

Olivia Patel

Jack Turner

Most likely...

Most likely...

be a singer

Be Prime minister

Chloe Morgan

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Alfie Robinson

Most likely...

Most likely...

be famous

be a reporter

Ethan Davies

Leo Mitchell

Most likely...

Most likely...

go to jail

be a princess

Noah Clarke

Amelia Hughes

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“If you follow your dreams, you are capable of anything.”

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Head Girl

Tia Jones 74

Head boy

Roger Thomas 75

Messages

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