eloise and kirsty‘s dad helped the local magic shop go online.o there, how are you? it's owned by his friend mark. a lot of people are suffering through these times we are living through and the usual grieving process, obviously, you can't be there with people as well. so i think it's important to find strength in other things. keeping the magic going has definitely given me strength to carry on doing what kim set up to do and i know even and his family have even put their magic on there as well. i'm sharon and as most of you all know, i've spent surrounded by magic for well over 25 years. cheers, kim. let's keep the magic going. if you see a magic trick, you can't not smile, you just can't. i always thought, i didn't understand why my dad did magic but actually he got a smile out of every person and every single memory i've got of my dad is him smiling and i think that's a result of the magic and the magic tricks. to read more tributes to those who have died during the pandemic, go to the bbc news website. there is also a form where you can add

when eloise's father kim passed away with covid—i9, she wanted everybody‘s memory of him to be his lovefiona trott has been to meet her. pick a card, any card. picka card, any card. a pick a card, any card. a trick taught by her dad, he loved magic, so now family are learning some too. he loved it, i spoke to one of his friends about it, and he said that my dad would be loving this, and he would. he was so funny, just a presentation of it made me laugh.|j wonder if you can levitate and go uphill? amazing, you cannot go uphill? amazing, you cannot go uphill the other way, can you. and for any friends that might need it, lessons from a professional. they are dad helped the local magic shop go online, he wanted to keep the business going during lockdown. you're going to have to be a bit louder than that. hello there, how are you? it is owned by his friend mark. in the times that living two, the eight usual grieving process is not the same, so i'm trying to find strength and other things, keeping magic going has helped me go on. and i know his family have even got there magic going as well.

hi, i'm eloise.ens to my chances of going to the uni i want to go? one of the first things that went through my mind was the fear of not being able to prove myself any more in the real exams. it's really very stressful to go through this and not know what is going on. we have been speaking with students across the uk. in these times solutions to problems are far from ideal. i was really building myself up to take on my a levels, obviously to get the best results i could, so i could go to the best university i could. i'm the first in the sort of immediate family to go to university. and all of the work that i put in, and that my family have helped me with over the last few years, is alljust kind of, it feels like it has gone to waste. i think 0fqual's system is kind of the fairest they could do. how did you get on in your marks and do you think that will be enough for you to go and study medicine? i had interviews to prepare for, sol could not really prepare for mock exams. i did underachieve compared

hi, i'm eloise.being able to prove myself any more in real exams. it is really stressful to go through this and not know what is going on. we have been speaking with students across the uk. in these times, solutions to problems are far from ideal. i was building myself up to taking my a—levels, to get the best results i could so i could go to the best university i could. i am the first in the immediate family to go to university and all the work that i put in and my family have helped me with over the last few years is alljust kind of... it feels like it has gone to waste a little bit. i think quual's system is kind of the fairest that they could do. how did you get on in your mocks? do you think that'll be enough for you to go and study medicine? i had interviews to prepare for, so i couldn't really prepare for mocks, so i did underachieve, compared with my predicted grades. if i had got those in my real exams i wouldn't have been able to go into medicine. the exam regulator, quual, says grades awar

hi, i'm eloise.appens to my chances of going to the uni i want to go? one of the first things that went through my mind was the fear of not being able to prove myself any more in the real exams. it's really very stressful to go through this and not know what is going on. we have been speaking with students across the uk. in these times, solutions to problems are far from ideal. i was really building myself up to take on my a levels, obviously to get the best results i could, so i could go to the best university i could. i'm the first in the sort of immediate family to go to university. and all of the work that i put in, and that my family have helped me with over the last few years, is alljust kind of, it feels like it has gone to waste. i think 0fqual's system is kind of the fairest they could do. how did you get on in your marks and do you think that will be enough for you to go and study medicine? i had interviews to prepare for, sol could not really prepare for mock exams. i did underachieve comp

eloise? >> yes, good afternoon, commissioners.o speak to the representation of the kip academy. and it's our understanding that the district is now not providing the number of classrooms entitled to our families by law. i'm certain that it's not due to capacity because i'm born and raised in bayview and i know that back in the day that over 400 children attended malcolm x. and enrollment has consistently dropped and now between kip and malcolm x. there's less than 280 students so please do not tell us that there's room for our children. i understand that you may not like that myself and other parents have chosen to send our children and grandchildren to kip, so we respectfully ask that you respect our rights to choose the educational pathway for our children. this is not right, nor is it fair. there's those of us who live in bayview and have suffered enough and we have been through enough. everything that comes to us that is helpful is taken away, eliminated or moved out of the community. we ask that the district allow kip three t

eloise? >> yes, good afternoon, commissioners.o speak to the representation of the kip academy. and it's our understanding that the district is now not providing the number of classrooms entitled to our families by law. i'm certain that it's not due to capacity because i'm born and raised in bayview and i know that back in the day that over 400 children attended malcolm x. and enrollment has consistently dropped and now between kip and malcolm x. there's less than 280 students so please do not tell us that there's room for our children. i understand that you may not like that myself and other parents have chosen to send our children and grandchildren to kip, so we respectfully ask that you respect our rights to choose the educational pathway for our children. this is not right, nor is it fair. there's those of us who live in bayview and have suffered enough and we have been through enough. everything that comes to us that is helpful is taken away, eliminated or moved out of the community. we ask that the district allow kip three t

hi, i'm eloise.was the fear of not being able to prove myself any more in real exams. it is really stressful to go through this and not know what is going on. we have been speaking with students across the uk. in these times, solutions to problems are far from ideal. i was building myself up to taking my a—levels, to get the best results i could so i could go to the best university i could. i am the first in the immediate family to go to university and all the work that i put in and my family have helped me with over the last few years is alljust kind of... it feels like it has gone to waste a little bit. i think quual's system is kind of the fairest that they could do. how did you get on in your mocks? do you think that'll be enough for you to go and study medicine? i had interviews to prepare for, so i couldn't really prepare for mocks, so i did underachieve, compared with my predicted grades. if i had got those in my real exams i wouldn't have been able to go into medicine. the exam regulator, quu

we've been fortunate enough to talk to eloise.love of magic, and turned to the local community to help make it happen. fiona trott has been to meet her. pick a card, any card. picka card, any card. the pick a card, any card. the trick taught by her dad. he loved magix and ourfriends taught by her dad. he loved magix and our friends and family are learning some as a tribute to kim brian. he would love it. i've spoken to one of his friends about it and he said, your dad would be loving this. it was just so funny, just the presentation of it just this. it was just so funny, just the presentation of itjust really made me laugh stop i wonder if it can levitate and go uphill. 0h hello, whoa, hey... amazing. you can't what the hell the other way, can you? whoa, hey... amazing. you can't what the hellthe otherway, can you? oh, yes, ican, says the hellthe otherway, can you? oh, yes, i can, says the orange. and for any friends who might need it, some lessons from a professional. eloise and kirsty‘s dad helped the local magic shop go on line