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Looking nice for the screening of the Sparticle Mystery. My family are coming along too, they wouldn’t miss it. I’m not actually in the episode they're showing, so I’ll be able to watch it without picking myself apart. It’s going to be strange to see myself onscreen, I know I’ll be like 'Grace, what are you doing? Why are you smiling like that? Why are you standing funny?’

Competitive, determined, and outgoing. The people who know me would probably agree with that.

From when I was about seven. I used to wear a fake arm. I was riding a bike with the arm hooked onto the handlebars, until I fell off, with my arm still on the bike! I didn’t really wear it much even then, just as a Halloween prop and that sort of thing. Now I think my arm is me, prosthetics just get in the way.

Learn to play the guitar. I did try it but it just didn’t work. Me and my friends were going to start a band but because I’m the drummer we would have had to practice at my house. Our next door neighbours wouldn’t have been too happy.

Bacon. I could eat it with anything!

Turkey, two years ago with my family. We’ve been there a couple of times. I love it. We just stayed in a hotel and ate and swam and ate and swam and lay in the sun.

School! I’m doing my GCSEs at the moment so I wake up thinking, ‘what coursework do I have to do today?’ My Mum has banned me from doing any more acting work until my coursework and exams are out of the way.

To act in a period drama, ideally a film with Johnny Depp in it. I just love all of the costumes, dressing up is so much fun.

I laugh all the time. My friends make me laugh, at the moment they are all taking the mick out of me because I’m going to be on TV, like ‘oooh, who’s the superstar, bow down to her.’ I guess it’s their job though; they wouldn’t be my friends if they didn’t.

A pair of shoes and a bag for the screening of the Sparticle Mystery, as a bit of a post-filming treat.

Pplay the trumpet. It wasn’t hard; it just wasn’t a very good sound.

Spiders. I found one in my bed once and I couldn’t sleep in it for a week. It was probably tiny but to me it looked like it was the size of a tarantula. My brother thinks it’s funny; he’ll pick one up and throw it in my face.

Someone daring me to do something, or saying 'I bet you can’t do it’. Then I have to. I’ve tried all sorts of things, karate, waterskiing, and drums, which I don’t think many people thought I would be able to do.

• is a 13-part series beginning 14th February at 6.20pm on the CÂ鶹Éç channel. It will be on Monday to Thursday each week until the seventh of March.