CELEBRITIES LIKE AT SCHOOL

We always wonder how they were at school or at home when they were little kids. 1) ……......…. . Therefore, here is some information from the teachers of some famous people.

KATE WINSLET

‘Kate was 11 years old when she came to us, and I taught her tap and modern dance until she left at the age of 16. She had a great passion for acting and a light behind her eyes. She wasn’t very good-looking, but 2) ……......…. . She was very popular, and the little kids adored her; we thought she would become a teacher. We made her the head girl because she was a natural leader and was also sensible.’

J. K. ROWLING

‘Joanne was about 12 when I taught her. Her days at our school were pretty miserable. The school was like a prison to her, and then her mum came down with a serious illness, MS. Anne Rowling worked as my technician, and Joanne would come and wait at the science block for her mum so they could walk home together. 3) ……......…. . She was a very quiet child. I don’t remember her ever answering a question; she used to avoid responding. I think now that she was storing everything in her head to use in her stories later.’

JUDE LAW

‘Jude Law came late to our school. He joined us at the age of 14. Before he came to us, he was bullied in his previous school. When he started, he didn’t know anybody, but it didn’t upset him, he just hit the ground running, which shows his confidence. He quickly became involved in acting and got great reviews in the school magazine for some of the plays he was in. He was certainly bright, 4) ……......…. . He used to go beyond the line, but he was never afraid to give you his opinion if he felt he’d been treated unfairly. He wasn’t that popular with some of his friends, either. He had such a polished character, and they felt he was a bit selfish. Some boys were jealous of him because he was quite popular with the girls.’