My Life - Season 7

Season 7
Episodes

Fantastic Mr. Fashion
Seventeen-year-old Isaac is an amazing fashion designer. He has been designing and making incredible catwalk garments since he was 12 years old. Now he is about to attempt his toughest catwalk challenge yet - a slot on the runway at Brighton Fashion Week.
He will be up against older and far more experienced designers. To secure a slot Isaac needs to come up with a theme. The only person who can help him with this is his fashion hero, Alexander McQueen. Isaac turns to Alexander's retrospective exhibition for inspiration and decides to create 11 designs based on the theme of mental health.
For Isaac, who has Asperger's and has experienced being bullied, this theme inspires him and his friend Alice to create 11 incredible designs for his catwalk pitch. Will he win his slot on the runway? And if he does, can Isaac actually pull it off?

Knocked Back

Champion of the World
Following Irish dancer Lauren as she journeys to Montreal to compete in the World Championships. She has devoted her life to dancing, and her dream is to become a world champion. But the competition is really tough, and she will be up against the very best dancers in the world. Does Lauren have what it takes to be a world champion Irish dancer, and can she take the famous trophy back home to Ireland?

The Boy on the Bicycle

Never Give Up

Teenage Ice Trekker
14-year-old Jamie is thrown into the biggest adventure of his life when his dad invites him to join him on an Arctic trek. Jamie's father has an eye condition which means he will go blind in the next five to ten years, so he is cramming in as many life experiences as he can and this time he's taking Jamie with him.
Jamie starts out with little idea of what he's getting into or why he's doing it. He's thrown in at the deep end when he joins a team of adults to trek to, and then climb, a mountain in Eastern Greenland. They face 50km/h winds, minus 20 temperatures and they must drag everything they need in pulks weighing half Jamie's body weight. The risks are enormous at the best of times but Jamie's sulky attitude threatens to put the entire trek in danger. Will he pull through and learn to take the responsibilities needed to become a real teenage ice trekker?

Marvellous Messy Minds
Following Libby, Oliver and Ethan as they reveal how their mental health affects their day-to-day lives.

Take a Breath
Two girls Grace and Cerys tell their stories as they juggle their passion for music and running as well as suffering from cystic fibrosis.

My Voice
Persia is an 11-year-old girl from Leeds who has dreamt of becoming an opera singer since she was taken to an opera by her mother as a little girl. In pursuit of her dream, she must leave a close-knit group of friends behind to move to London.

Our Big Elephant Rescue
Following 12-year-old Natasha and 14-year-old Joe as they help rescue a mother elephant and it's baby.

Looking After Mum
A musical documentary featuring three children who are young carers. Warren, Chloe and Shimoye live in London. While their peers are living a usual teenage life, these three amazing young people are taking on responsibilities that most teenagers would shy away from. They tell their stories of having to care for their disabled mothers, through their own songs and poems. This poignant documentary gives a real insight into the lives of young carers and shines a light on the complex relationships that they have with their mums.
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