First sporting success: Becoming the youngest ever under 18 Platform champion in June 2004 at the Nationals.
At the time, I don't think it really sank in. Looking back at it now I realise what it meant and what I achieved in doing so.
Finest sporting moment: Winning gold at the European Championships. It's amazing to stand on a podium at a major international competition, and something I want to do again.
It was a surprise to win a gold medal there. My synchro hadn't gone great and I wanted to make sure that I pulled something out of the bag in the individual.
I never thought I'd win, but to stand on the podium was fantastic. The only thing that could top that feeling is to do it at an Olympics - especially in London.
Tip for the top: Work and train hard and give 100% so that you can truly achieve your potential in your sport.
First GB selection year: 2005.
How and why get involved in diving: I was a good swimmer and wanted more of a challenge.
Sporting heroes: Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson and Sir Steve Redgrave. They are amazing Olympians and I really admire them.
Closest friends in sport: Tonia Couch - I've known her for a very long time as we train together at Plymouth.
Three words that best describe you: Keen, determined and talented.
Most prized possession: My first cuddly monkey.
Biggest influence on career: Andy Banks (coach)
Toughest opponent: Peter Waterfield. We always face eaCh other in domestic and international competitions.
Biggest passion away form diving: Girls and my education.
Favourite venue and why: I would love to always dive in Jamaica - it's an amazing place.
Tips to relax: Music. I like all kinds of music but not rock. I like it to be happy music that you can dance to like R'n'B.
Education: I am at secondary school, and it's going really well. I don't any favourite subjects.
When I'm at school all of my friends treat me like they would anyone else, just really normal which is good.
Family: My Mum and Dad are called Debbie and Rob. I have two younger brothers called William and Ben. They are all really supportive and will be coming out to watch me in Beijing.
My brothers have attended every domestic meet I have been in and came out to the Australian Youth Olympics, It's great to know that I have them all behind me.
Awards: Winning the BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year (2007) and the Britain's Best Award for Homegrown Talent (2008) was amazing but weird.
You watch all of these programmes on TV and you never imagine for a minute that it will be you one day. Certainly when I started diving I never imagined that kind of thing happening, but it is a great experience
Ultimate ambition: To win a gold medal at the London 2012 Olympics.
LAST UPDATED 11th June 2008
