BEAUTY: Sophie aims for Miss Teen Great Britain title

STUDENT Sophie Montague hopes her looks and personality can win her a top teenager title.
TEEN DREAMS: Sophie Montague is hoping for a Great Britain crown.
Photo: Hannah Rose Spurgeon, The Remedy.TEEN DREAMS: Sophie Montague is hoping for a Great Britain crown.
Photo: Hannah Rose Spurgeon, The Remedy.
TEEN DREAMS: Sophie Montague is hoping for a Great Britain crown. Photo: Hannah Rose Spurgeon, The Remedy.

The aspiring young actress has been chosen as a semi-finalist in the Miss Teen Great Britain contest, with the chance to win a £1,000 prize and national fame later this year.

Sophie (18) from Whalley, a sixth former at Clitheroe Royal Grammar School, sent photogaphs and returned a questionnaire to the competition organisers, and was picked from hundreds of entries to be one of 150 semi-finalists nationwide.

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These will be whittled down to 60 for the grand final at The Globe Theatre at Blackpool Pleasure Beach in September.

TEEN DREAMS: Sophie Montague is hoping for a Great Britain crown.
Photo: Hannah Rose Spurgeon, The Remedy.TEEN DREAMS: Sophie Montague is hoping for a Great Britain crown.
Photo: Hannah Rose Spurgeon, The Remedy.
TEEN DREAMS: Sophie Montague is hoping for a Great Britain crown. Photo: Hannah Rose Spurgeon, The Remedy.

The girl who is crowned winner will feature in teen magazines, make personal appearances and get free goodies including clothes, shoes and a photo shoot.

Competition director Holly Ikin said: “It’s not just about how the girls look. Fifty per cent of their mark is based on how they come across in their interview, and it’s a lot to with ability and achievement.”

Sophie attended Bowland High before going to CRGS to study for A-levels in theatre studies, religious studies and English language.

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She attends the Dramatic Annie theatre school at Oswaldtwistle, appears on stage frequently in school and amateur productions, and has also worked as a TV extra.

“I’m excited to get through to the semi-finals,” she said. “Now it’s fingers crossed for a place in the final.”

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