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|  | BENEDICT TOWNSEND, THE LONDON ORATORY - HAMMERSMITH & FULHAM Benedict entertained the audience with his speech on 'Hate towards/Stereotyping of young people'. If he had to take 3 items to a desert island they would be: a) a survival expert b) a magic genie c) a volleyball - interesting and wise choices! |
| | KATHRYN AKERS, WINCHMORE SCHOOL - ENFIELD Kathryn's passion is teaching and she would like the world to remember her for inspiring future generatations. She also has a soft spot for Kevin Pietersen! |
| | HELEN CHAMBERLAIN, BISHOP RAMSEY SCHOOL - HILLINGDON 'Reach for the stars so if you fall you land on the clouds' is Helen's favourite quote because she believes in aiming high and chasing her dreams. No doubt she'll be reaching for the stars on 10th July! |
WILMA-NAOMI MUKENDI, MOUNT CARMEL SCHOOL - ISLINGTON
If Wilma-Naomi wins Jack Petchey's "Speak Out" Challenge 2009, she'd "Scream, smile and dance with my family and friends"! Good luck Wilma-Naomi!
PRECIOUS OYELADE, ST MARTIN IN THE FIELDS SCHOOL - LAMBETH
Precious hopes to be a barrister, no doubt her experience throughout the Jack Petchey "Speak Out" Challenge will help with that particular career choice! She would like to be remembered for her encouraging words to young people.
| | KIRUSHTHIGA NAGULESWARAN, COOMBE GIRLS' SCHOOL - KINGSTON A book to keep her entertained would be one of Kirushthiga's essential items if stranded on a desert island - plus a lap top so she can stay in touch with the rest of the world! |
| | RAYHAN UDDIN, ST AUGUSTINE'S SCHOOL - KENSINGTON & CHELSEA If Rayhan wins the Jack Petchey "Speak Out" Challenge 2009, he promises to wear a Manchester United shirt all day singing "Glory, glory Man United" despite being a die hard Chelsea fan! Should be interesting...! |
| | JACK MOUNTAIN, BACON'S COLLEGE - GREENWICH Jack's favourite quote is "Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans" because it teaches you to live for the day. Will Friday 10th July be Jack's day?? |
| | YINKA OGUNBIYI, WALLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS - SUTTON
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| | TANIM RAHMAN, LITTLE ILFORD SCHOOL - NEWHAM Tanim would like to pursue a career in either Medicine or Dentistry and hopes that the world will remember him as someone who made medical appointments a thing to look forward to! |
| | OLIVIA ODUBANJO, SACRED HEART OF MARY SCHOOL - HAVERING Olivia's top three tips on life to give to a Year Seven student would be: always be ambitious; be yourself and finally live life to the full, enjoy it! Let's hope Oivia enjoys herself at the Grand Final! |
| | FREYA VERLANDER, RODING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL - WEST ESSEX Freya says that the strangest thing that's ever happened to her is winning the West Essex Regional Final for the Jack Petchey "Speak Out" Challenge because the idea of the initial workshop scared her! And now she's down to the last 18 which just goes to show what happens when you speak out! |
| | KALM PAUL-CHRISTIAN, LEYTONSTONE BUSINESS & ENTERPISE SCHOOL - WALTHAM FOREST Kalm dreams of becoming and accountant, a barrister or...The World "Speak Out" Champion! Will his dream come true on 10th July? |
| | ENIOLA ALONGE, HATCHAM COLLEGE - LEWISHAM If Eniola was stranded on a desert island, she would like to take a pen and paper to write down her experiences....oh, and lots and lots of Mars bars! |
| | ALFIE STEWART, CASTLE VIEW SCHOOL, - SOUTH ESSEX (THURROCK) If Alfie wins the Grand Final of the Jack Petchey "Speak Out" Challenge, he'd kiss the person nearest to him! Watch out ladies...or gentlemen! |
| | INEZ SARKODEE-ADOO, OUR LADY'S CONVENT SCHOOL - HACKNEY The Jack Petchey "Speak Out" Challenge has taught Inez that practise and preparation go a long way and extra support can really give encouragement. Let's hope Inez has lots of support on 10th July! |
| | ROISIN THOMAS O'MOORE, LA SAINTE UNION SCHOOL - CAMDEN If Roisin wins the Jack Petchey "Speak Out" Challenge 2009, she'd shake her head to make sure she heard correctly and then SCREAM! Will we need our earplugs on 10th July?? Who knows... |
| | EDWARD ALSTON, MOULSHAM HIGH SCHOOL - CENTRAL ESSEX Edward's speech topic 'Carrot top' is all about coming to terms with the colour of his hair. He says he used to find it hard to be ginger when he was younger but now Edward would like the world to remember him as the most successful ginger ever! |
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