I am trying to save enough money to be able to afford to attend university for myself and my younger sister after our parents divorced as we are not as financially stable as we once were. Personally, I aim to be the best I can be given my current home situation. I am 14 now and at the age of 11 I completed and passed the 11+ to attend my local grammar school after working 2/3 hours a day after the normal school routine. During the messy divorce, which included an immense amount of shouting between our mum and dad, my younger sister was also accepted into the same grammar school as me after achieving a high enough mark to attend also. When I turn 18, my target is to study dentistry at a high ranked university close to home.my sister would love to take medicine as she is caring and always finds a way to help people who are needed of it. I plan to then open my own private practice before the age of 30 to help support my mom after she was forced to leave our family home of 13 years. She will now have to take on a huge mortgage that she will work to pay off for the rest of her life. My mom has als struggled with her sight since the mere age of 5 and must prioritise her eye surgery (as she is currently at -27 per eye and high risk for retinal detachment.) this will cost another £6,000. Every penny will help us put the money we lost back into our education ,which we do not take for granted and will allow my mom to live a slightly more comfortable life. ❤️ Thank you for reading this