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Prefect Profile - Aiya, Austen 2
Name: Aiya
Role: Senior Prefect
Subjects Studied: English Literature, Psychology, Government and Politics
Favourite Book: There’s so many to choose from, I’d have to say Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover, or The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett .
Favourite Film: I’m a huge Disney fan, Tangled has to be my favorite though!
Hobbies: In the spare time I have, I like to sing, watch Netflix and see my friends, but also take time to take care of myself in the midst of my schoolwork, I like to do extensive skin care routines, take baths, listen to podcasts and sleep.
Favourite Food: Chinese takeaway all the way.
Favourite Holiday destination: Anywhere with sun, I think Mauritius is my favorite so far.
What is the most challenging thing you have achieved so far?
I think getting this role, it was challenging to push myself to speak in-front of so many people, and have the courage to apply in the first place. It was a tough process because it was very full on, but it was worth it 100%. Oh and getting through GCSE period is a very close second.
Why did you want to become a Prefect?
I wanted to become a prefect because I don’t want any student to ever feel as though they are alone, have no one to go to, or are not being heard. I also wanted to ensure that in my last year at Invicta, I could do all I can to make sure that the students to follow have the best experience.
What are your plans when you leave Invicta?
I’m hoping to go to university or take a degree apprenticeship to gain a Law degree, and go on to practice law later in life. Preferably somewhere aborad like New York or Australia.
And, finally, what special memories do you have of your time, so far, at Invicta?
Where to start, so many moments stick out to me. Going to Norfolk at the end of Year 8 with my friends, going to Prom in Year 11, hearing the examiner say “pens down” after our final GCSE, starting Sixth Form, finding out I had been appointed Senior Prefect, and, finally, I have to mention Year 11 chemistry lessons as they were always a favourite!