Zoe Ball

You're so right.

You remember their surnames completely.

And of course, everyone's got married now and changed their names.

So you look and think, oh God, hang on, what did I know you as?

And it's quite good when people say, I am now so-and-so, but I was...

And you're like, yes, Shelley Chapman.

But it's funny going back.

And so I went to one reunion and there weren't many people I knew there.

But seeing the teachers, I really loved seeing the teachers because there are certain ones that mean so much to you.

And they have such a big influence on your life.

And they're very special.

There's lots that you don't really remember.

But when you actually see them as adults, I mean, you can't get over that.

You can never call them by their first name, can you?

They will always be Mr. Warnes or Mr. Lomax or Mr. Burnett or Mr. Pope.

Yeah.

I don't want to know their first names.

I just want to know them as the teacher that they were.

I just want that level of respect and the distance between us all the time, always.

But it's really nice to see them and just to say, let them know what an impact they had on your life and how much they meant to you.