Zoe Ball

And I love those girls.

So I'm going to try and meet up with more of them because I've never been to a school reunion.

Have you done one?

Yeah, I did one a few years ago and it was lovely.

There were not that many people that I hung around with.

I went to a local comp and I moved there when I was about 13, which is never a good time, I don't think, to start at a new school.

So I lived in town, gone to school there, had all my friends and then we moved up to the countryside, started the comp and I never got over that feeling of being an outsider.

I just felt like I was joining and everybody had already made their friendship groups.

So I had a very small friendship group who were, like you say about the name, there was Jill Whipp, there was Barbara Woodward, there was Lynn Parker, who I loved, who's no longer with us, but God, she was an amazing character.

Sally Wallington, Cerely Richards.

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.