He is 15 and attends Warwick Academy where his favourite subject is chemistry.

Nathan's career ambition is to become a doctor of sports medicine. "I love sports and this profession involves sports and pays good money. There will be a great demand for sports doctors in the future so I won't have a problem finding a job.'' Nathan says he would most like to meet baseball star Otis Nixen because he thinks that he was strong to come out of drug rehabilitation and get back on track and on with his life.

"I think it would be interesting to talk to him,'' said Nathan. "I'd probably learn a lot.'' Nathan's favourite sport is baseball but he also enjoys other sports. He is on Warwick Academy's running, basketball and swim teams and is a member of the Bermuda Junior Bowling League.

He is also deeply involved with music and the church. He plays the piano, saxophone and clarinet. He is a part of the Menuhin Youth Orchestra and plays for the Wesley Methodist Church Orchestra every Sunday morning. He is also a part of his church youth group.

Nathan also enjoys spending time on his computer and on the telephone. His favourite television show is `Wings' and his favourite movie is `Drop Zone'.

His favourite food is pizza.

Nathan has one sister named Sarah.

He recalls that the best day of his life so far was the night when he received a certificate saying that he had completed Dellwood Primary School.

"The worst day of my life,'' he adds, "was the day that my ankle got caught in the spokes of my mother's motor bike as she was taking me home from school.

I woke up in the emergency room at the hospital and was terribly frightened, I was only six at the time.'' Nathan said that if he had a ticket to anywhere in the world he would go to Australia. "I read a book about Australia when I was in primary school and it was very instresting. Going to Australia wouldn't be an everyday thing. I think it would be great to see the Barrier Reef.'' INTERVIEW by KRISTY WARREN NATHAN TROTT.