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AN AWARD-WINNING student inspired by her own family experiences is aiming for a future helping to improve the lives of disabled people and young carers
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AN AWARD-WINNING student inspired by her own family experiences is aiming for a future helping to improve the lives of disabled people and young carers
Kathryn Bell, from Rhyl, has received an offer from Liverpool John Moores University to study International Relations and Politics after completing A Levels in Politics, Law and History at Deeside Sixth Form Centre. The 18 year-old former Rhyl High School pupil is a member of a young carers group and helps support her younger sister Georgia – experiences which have given her ambitions a deeply personal focus. Kathryn has already taken her intere…
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