The Autobiography of Lauren Azania- Original Writing

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The Autobiography of Lauren Azania- Original Writing

Welcome to the weird and wonderful world of me! In case you were

wondering, my name is Lauren Azania Christophene Claudine

Aymer-Jeffrey. It is a long name I know, but my parents gave the last

names of our godparents to my siblings and me.

Talking of siblings, I have three – Reva who is 12 years of age,

Jordan who is 9 years of age and Eboni who is 4 years of age. I am 15

years of age.

I was born on the 16th day of the 8th month 1990 at Greenwich Hospital

– the 1 and only – hospital for the stars!

‘Infamous’ stars like me all go to Albany Secondary School in Enfield,

where, I am in form 11N. My form tutor – Mr Taylor, has been my form

tutor for 4 years in a row which is very fortunate for me as this

means that he knows that although I am a good, intelligent pupil, I am

late most of the time – he doesn’t get any surprises when I am late!

Currently at school, I am in the school council, I am a school prefect

and I am on the yearbook committee. as I am in my last year of school,

I am helping to plan my year’s ‘leaving prom’ and the fundraising for

it, and so I feel I have some authority in the school.

I am of Antiguan/Jamaican descent – my mother’s parents are both from

Antigua which is in the West Indies, and my father’s parents are

Antiguan and Jamaican – also in the West Indies. I am black, have

black afro hair, which I am quite famous for as I have been known to

attend school with GIANT afro! I have deep brown eyes, which all or

most of my family also share. A lot of my family live all around the

world – in countries like America, Canada, Jamaica, Antigua, Spain

e.t.c; and so, to see them I have to travel quite far. This brings me

onto my fears.

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