12 GCSE passes, including A* in dance. 4 As levels (dance, human biology, chemistry and psychology) i will be taking the exams in the summer. I acheived Bronze Duke of Edinburgh award in 2005(which included 3 months voluntary work at Bramleys childrens nursey in Ardington) JSLA Level 1 (junior sports leadership award) Grade 1 violin Miss King Alfreds 2007 rosettes and envelopes in horse competions both in ridden and handling classes.

I consider myself to be a hard working, concientious person who beleives in good manners. I have an excellent attitude towards completing tasks that have been set as well as using my spare time productively. I go running with my friend several times a week which i have been doing since the winter break. Although we both study hard, we thought it was very important to have an equilibrium between school work and fun. This source of exercise is not only great for maintaining our fitness but more importantly our friendship. Furthermore, i have always had a keen interest in horses, this started when i took part in weekly private lessons at my local riding stables. In 2006 i became a groom for a local team of shire horse eventers, in the 9 months i worked for them, i travelled nationally. One of my true passiopns is travelling around the world, the places i have been to include: France, Switzerland, Italy, Dubai, The Canary Islands and Portugal. Not only does travelling allow me to experience different cultures and ways of life, but also increases my appreiciation of other religeons and arcitectures.

The A levels i am studying will allow me to take further education into having a career in ostopathy, although i am aware alot of work lies ahead of me. I am a firm beleiver that each individual should acknowledge and acheive their full potential and i would hope that i could use the title of Miss England as a positive role model to allow other to follow and acheive their goals. Continualy, holding the title of Miss england, i would bring publicity to the charity events i attend. As all charity events contribute to making our world a more positive place. Charity starts most definatly at home.

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