Head Girl, Olivia 
I am a girl who lives in a little village, practically in the middle of nowhere!  I love my friends in and out of school, and I also like making new friends.  Music concerts are what I live for - festivals as well!  I get tickets to as many as possible because I love the buzz that the concert brings.

I chose to do Triple Science, French, Geography and Textiles as my options.  I am happy with the subjects even though they are alot of work.  

We interviewed Olivia...

What did you have for breakfast?
Cheerios and squash.

What do you want to be when you grow up?
I am not 100% sure yet, but it will be something sciency.  I really enjoy science lessons.

What was the last thing you bought?
I bought tickets to see Two Door Cinema Club in London, in February! 
I am so happy I got them!

What was the last book you read?
To Kill A Mockingbird - my friend suggested it, and it was really good.

What makes your ultimate sandwich?
At Subway, you can get a "Meatball Sub".  It has meatballs and cheese, and then a bbq sauce on top.  It is the BEST sandwich!

The best thing about St Bede's is...
The atmosphere.  There is not alot of sadness around, and there is always something happy or fun going on.


Head Boy, Steven
Hi, I am Steven, and in my free time you would probably find me reading, cooking or playing music.  I enjoy getting involved in extra-curricular activities and I am currently taking part in the schools' Jazz Band, Chamber Choir and an Acapella group, as well as Duke of Edingburgh and the school play. 

I have a passion for performing of any kind, and in the future I would like to pursue it as a career.

We interviewed Steven...

What did you have for breakfast?
Cinnamon Toasties with milk, and a cup of coffee.

What do you want to be when you grow up?
I have been thinking about this alot as I am getting near my A Levels.  I would like to go into Acting or Psychology, but I am not sure which yet - they are quite different!

Where is the best place you have ever been?
South Carolina, in the States.  I went there with my family.  The peoople are really friendly, and they have such great food (lots of fresh fish) and lots of sunshine.

What cheers you up when you are sad?
I would say listening to music and talking to friends.  Your friends know you best and know how to cheer you up, so it's always good to turn to them.

What was the last book you read?
The Pearl by John Steinbeck.  My dad said it was his favourite book, so I thought I would read it to see what it was like.

The best thing about St Bede's is...
The people.  You won't find such a wide variety of students in one school, and it has really helped me learn and mature as an individual to be around so many different types of people.  St Bede's has a good community and you quickly get to know everyone, at least by sight.

Deputy Head Girl, Rebecca
Probably the best way to get to know me is not by me describing myself, yet more the opinions others hold concerning me.  Many people say that I am bubbly, charismatic and usually very happy.  However, like everyone, I do have my moments when I can be moody.   I would say that I am like any other person;  I have my flaws and my limits, but to compensate for that, I try to be the best I can be.

I am very involved in the school, whether it is in sports or in general school life.  I also participate in many activities out of school, such as hockey, church and dance.  St Bede's is a great school and has helped me become the person I am today.

We interviewed Rebecca...

What did you have for breakfast?
I had a slice of toast and orange juice.

What do you want to be when you grow up?
I am thinking along the lines of becoming a doctor or a surgeon.

What was your first pet?
A gerbil called Jimmy.

What cheers you up when you are sad?
My dad does this thing with his voice - he goes really high pitched.  It always gets me laughing!

What was the last book you read?
I recently read "Double Cross", which is the newest edition in the Medusa Project series, by Sophie McKenzie.

The best thing about St Bede's is...
My friends!  They are what you remember from school more than anything.


Deputy Head Boy, Dominic
Hi, I am Dom.  I am 16 and I am Deputy Head Boy.  I live a few miles from St Ives and travel to school on the school bus.  My favourite subjects are Drama, PE and Music.  I play football for Ramsey Colt's football team and currently sit third in the A League.

I take part in as many school productions as possible, and I am currently the lead role in this years' production "The Visit".  Last summer I was also in the musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, which was great fun!
I play for the school football, basketball and rugby teams, and have enjoyed varied success, including county championships in basketball. 

The thing I like most about St Bede's is the tight-knit community we have.  This has benefitted my learning as it has meant that I have developed good relationships with my teachers  After St Bede's, I would like to go to either Hills Road or Long Road Sixth Form College, to do my A Levels.  I would then like to go to university.

We interviewed Dominic...

What is your most embarrassing school moment?
I think it was in Year 7 when it was a non-uniform day, but I came in school uniform!  I had to call my mum, who kindly came with spare clothes!

What did you have for breakfast?
Cocoa Pops and toast.

Where is the best place you have ever been?
When I was 8, I took a tour around Stamford Bridge - home of Chelsea Football Club.  It was overwhelming.  I even got to stand on the pitch!

What cheers you up when you are sad?
Music, my dog and watching funny films.

What was the last book you read?
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nitght-Time by Mark Haddon.  I read that on holiday.  Best book I have ever read!

The best thing about St Bede's is...
The tight community we have within the school all the way from Year 7 to Year 11.