hahaha orkar inte x)
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Hahahaha orkar inte.. Killarnas lärare berättar hur dem var i skolan.. Haha Louis låter lite som mig.''wasn't very interested in his school work'' ''Wasn't a great fan of...work'' (FÅR MIG ATT TÄNKA PÅ ATT JAG VERKLIGEN MÅSTE TA TAG I PLUGG OCH LÄXOR NU I ÅTTAN HAHA x) och ''He was a bit of rogue, lol'' haha orkar inte... Och Harry var väldigt populär, oj vad förvånad jag blir. Stackars Liam hade dåligt självförtroende :( Niall var omtyckt av lärarna och Zayn han var en trevlig ung man. lol x)Louis: Louis Tomlinson, 20, wasn't very interested in his school work at Tho Hayfield School. He's a very charming chap, but he wasn't a great fan of ... work, says his former head of year Jenni Lambert. "He was a bit of rogue, but he loved performing".Harry: It comes as no surprise that Harry Styles, 18, was well liked during his time at Holmes Chapel Comprohencive. And when he wasn't working in class Harry was singing with his band White Eskimo. "He was a popular lad", says his former head teacher Denis Oliver. "White Eskimo won ... when he was in year 10".
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Liam: For some crazy reason, Liam Payne, 19, struggled with his confidence when he first joined performing arts group Pink Productions. "He was really umid when he first started", says teacher Jodie Richards. "He wanted to sing after watching his sisters, so he joined us by taking a singing-only role in his first show. But I literally had to push him onto the stage, he was so potrilled. It was clearly on that Liam had something special and was a natural talent.".
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Niall: Cute! We always knew Niall Horan, 18, would've been a ... student. "He's remembered for his mannors and his personality, as much as his singing", says Ann Claulfield, deputy principal of SL Kenny National School. "He was a little saintly child and every teacher would say the same. A very, very good boy.".y Zayn: Zayn Malik, 19, is as nice now as he was back in primary school. "He is a totally unanected, respectful, delightful young man. It couldn't have happend to a nicer person", says John Edwards, head of Lower Fields Primary School.