This is us: Class of 2014
From then to now!
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Dear former classmates! This book is a journey back to our shared school days, filled with memories and personal stories. Let’s revisit those times and see how our paths have evolved over the past years.
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HEY!
It’s me:
Jessica
This was my nickname in school, and how it came about:
Funnily enough, my nickname was "Scully" because I had reddish hair back then and looked a bit like Scully from The X-Files.
My fondest memory from our school days:
The exchange program in 12th grade. I had an amazing time in Sweden.
This is how my career has developed since school:
I studied Foreign Languages and Applied Linguistics, spent a few years in Oslo, and now work as a translator at a major publishing house.
I´m still in contact with these classmates today:
Im still very close with Amy. We live on the same street and see each other often.
These three things I still want to experience:
A safari in Africa, publishing my first book, and showing my family my second home in Oslo.
This is what I would tell my 16-year-old self:
I was very shy back then, so Id say: "You dont have to hold yourself back all the time. Your voice is just as important as everyone elses. Dont be afraid to use it."
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What we should experience together again as a class:
Maybe an Escape Room adventure. It challenges us as a team and is fun just like in class back in the day.
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Something else I want to say:
I hope we all remember our school days fondly.
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HEY!
It’s me:
Sam
This was my nickname in school, and how it came about:
My nickname was "Speedy" because I was always the fastest in PE class.
My fondest memory from our school days:
Sports days were always a highlight for me. They were a mix of competition and fun, and our class had such great team spirit.
This is how my career has developed since school:
After school, I studied Sports Management and now work for a major sports club. Its great to combine my job with my passion for sports.
I´m still in contact with these classmates today:
Im still in touch with a few people, especially through our WhatsApp group. We meet up occasionally to play tennis.
These three things I still want to experience:
1. Completing a triathlon, 2. Taking a trip to New Zealand to go hiking, 3. Eventually managing my own sports team.
This is what I would tell my 16-year-old self:
Trust in your abilities, but dont forget to take breaks. Its okay not to always be the best.
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What we should experience together again as a class:
How about organizing our own sports tournament? Or maybe a group hiking trip.
Something else I want to say:
Ive learned that with hard work and perseverance, you can achieve a lot. I hope all of you are doing well, and I look forward to seeing everyone again soon.
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HEY!
It’s me:
Ava
This was my nickname in school, and how it came about:
My nickname was "Sunny" because I was always in such a good mood, or so they said.
My fondest memory from our school days:
Our school trip to France I still think about it often and even tell my boyfriend stories from that time.
This is how my career has developed since school:
After A-levels, I followed a more traditional path and started an apprenticeship. Im now working in the public administration office.
I´m still in contact with these classmates today:
I´m still really close with the girls from our group. We meet once a month for dinner together.
These three things I still want to experience:
Running a full marathon (Ive already done the half-marathon), a holiday in the Seychelles, and becoming a certified yoga instructor.
This is what I would tell my 16-year-old self:
Worry less about what others think of you. Trust that everything will fall into place, even if things seem chaotic at times.
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What we should experience together again as a class:
A BBQ night with music and a bonfire, just like old times.
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Something else I want to say:
It was such a great time with all of you. I always enjoyed how easygoing and friendly our class was, and I hope we can keep that spirit alive at future reunions.
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HEY!
It’s me:
James
This was my nickname in school, and how it came about:
My nickname was "Jams" because people liked to shorten my name and play on the word jam, which somehow stuck with me throughout school.
My fondest memory from our school days:
Definitely the time we won the football tournament in Year 11. The team spirit and celebration afterward were unforgettable.
This is how my career has developed since school:
After school, I went to university to study engineering. Now Im working as a mechanical engineer, and I really enjoy the technical challenges.
I´m still in contact with these classmates today:
Im still in touch with a few mates, especially Tom and Harry. We meet up occasionally for a drink or to watch the football together.
These three things I still want to experience:
Skydiving, 2. Visiting Japan during cherry blossom season, 3. Learning to play the guitar.
This is what I would tell my 16-year-old self:
Dont worry so much about whats next. Things have a way of working out, and youll find your way.
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What we should experience together again as a class:
It would be great to do a class trip again, maybe something adventurous like hiking in the Lake District.
Something else I want to say:
Im grateful for the time we had together. It shaped a lot of who I am today, and I hope we can all stay in touch over the years.
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HEY!
It’s me:
Olivia
This was my nickname in school, and how it came about:
My nickname was "Liv" pretty simple, just a short form of Olivia that everyone used.
My fondest memory from our school days:
I loved the drama performances we put on. Our Year 12 production of Romeo and Juliet was definitely a highlight for me.
This is how my career has developed since school:
After finishing school, I studied media and communications at university. Now, Im working as a content creator for a digital marketing company.
I´m still in contact with these classmates today:
Im still in touch with Ava and Sophie. We have a group chat and try to meet up whenever we can, though life gets busy!
These three things I still want to experience:
1. Learning how to surf, 2. Attending a music festival like Glastonbury, 3. Starting my own small business, maybe something creative like a photography studio.
This is what I would tell my 16-year-old self:
Dont stress too much about fitting in. Be yourself the people who matter will love you for it.
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What we should experience together again as a class:
I think it would be fun to have a class reunion at our old school, maybe with a quiz or some games to bring back memories.
Something else I want to say:
I had such a great time with you all, and I hope we can keep the connections going for years to come. Here's to more good times ahead!
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Thank you all,
until next time...
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