MY ALARM GOES OFF…

It doesn’t. I just wake up naturally at 5am – I don’t even need an alarm. This is my routine: I get my wetsuit on, eat breakfast, do some homework, get my clothes ready, brush my teeth and then go surfing. Usually, I do my school work on the computer, but when I surf I bring my iPad with me to work on it on the beach or in the car. Breakfast is yoghurt with strawberry, banana and blueberries and a little bit of chocolate cereal.

MY COMMUTE IS…

Very easy, because I’m mostly home-schooled.

I’M RESPONSIBLE FOR…

Representing Great Britain in the skateboarding team at the 2020 Olympics in Japan. I want to inspire others to do their best and show people that age doesn’t matter.

I GOT THE JOB…

By loving to skate. I started when I was three years old – it’s been my favourite thing to do for as long as I can remember. I did my first local contest when I was seven and then I became the youngest girl to compete in the Vans US Open Pro Series the year after when I was eight. In 2016, the Olympics decided it would include skateboarding in the 2020 programme and Great Britain asked me to represent them as part of their team (my dad is British). I was so excited!

Meet the 11-year-old Olympian skateboarder