It is 1956. You are a young bear named Paddington living in an expensive home in Central London with a loving family called the Browns. The Browns feed you your favourite foods everyday, shelter you from kidnappers, have given you clothes, and have enrolled you in school. You specifically get on with all three of the children in the household. You had initially come to London from the jungles in Peru in search of an explorer that your Aunt Lucy had told you about, but you did not find him. Your Aunt and Uncle bears are the only family you have ever known, and you have been unable to contact them for over a year.

Personal and Social Education (PSE) is a class taught in most UK which addresses issues facing young people and prepares them to navigate various stages of their lives, including preparing them for adulthood. Prioritising personal development would include teaching life skills and supporting pupils in any personal challenges they may face. Discussion of broader social and political issues would seek to tackle the issues that are faced by young people in the context of broader trends (for example, teaching feminism as part of discussions on relationships).

The Poet Laureate of the United Kingdom is a position that, while mostly honorary, is expected to write poetic verse for major national events (eg Coronations, major milestones and anniversaries, etc), with a term limit of ten years. They get paid an annual rate of £5,750 to cover expenses. Currently, the position is selected by the monarch, with some advice from the Prime Minister.