Born in Indonesia, Tiara Anggara is 16 and currently studies as an eleventh grade student at SMAN 03 Teluk Keramat in West Kalimantan.

Q: What do you like most about your school or college?

A: I really like the atmosphere, good teachers and my friends.

Q: What would you like to change about it?

A: Eliminating bullying, increasing school performance, and improving school facilities

Q: Do you get much homework or have many exams?

A: At school I often get homework, sometimes I also get sudden exams.

Q: What’s your dream job?

A: I have a dream job to be a healthcare worker.

Q: What country would you like to visit and why?

A: The country I want to visit is England, because if I get a scholarship to study abroad I want to study in England.

Q: If you could change one thing about your country, what would it be?

A: One thing I want to change in my country is to reduce the use of plastic waste, like wanting to shop with bags from home.

Q: What one thing would you miss from your country if you moved somewhere else?

A: One thing I would miss from my country is the atmosphere of my hometown and my family.

Q: If you could have one superpower what would it be?

A: The super power I want to have is being able to prevent a nuclear bomb.

Q: Tell us a bit about one of your best friends?

A: I have two best friends. They are very considerate and considerate of me. The three of us often get together and relax together.

Q: What’s your favourite meal?

A: My favourite food is meatballs.

Q: What’s your favourite book and why?

A: My favourite book is a chemistry book because I really like chemistry lessons.

Q: What’s one thing you do that you couldn’t live without?

A: One thing I can’t live without is “life and family”.

Q: If your life was a book what would the title be?

A: My life is like a Cemara family book.

Q: What makes you happy?

A: The thing that makes me happy is being able to make my parents happy and being able to achieve my goals and dreams.