TV star looks adorable in throwback school photo from their childhood – but can you guess who it is?

The uncle of a star took a trip down memory lane on Friday when he shared a childhood snapshot of his famous niece with her old high school.

The childhood image of one of Britain’s most beloved television stars is now being used by the headmaster of Bishop’s Waltham Junior School to inspire pupils as part of a project.

Director Darren Campbell hopes that showing young students the celebrity’s childhood snapshot will teach them that they can achieve anything.

The star, now 52, ​​attended the school from 1977 to 1981 when it went by a different name and was a classmate of some of the current student’s parents.

As part of a project to inspire current students, Mr. Campbell launched a call to find photos of former students.

And she was reportedly shocked when the celeb’s uncle sent a photo of her during her time at school.

One clue is that the girl in the photo grew up to become a judge on a hit TV talent show.

The media personality became a co-host of the Heart Breakfast radio show and recently starred in a comedy television series.

Have you guessed it?… It’s Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden.

The 52-year-old media personality, who recently starred in Amanda & Alan’s Italian Job comedy TV series, looked adorable in the snap in a red school uniform.

And the star, looking nearly unrecognizable in the snap, can be seen posing for her school photo while sporting a wide, toothless smile.

The childhood snap comes after Amanda recently suffered a ‘Marilyn Monroe’ moment when she accidentally showed her butt while filming in Italy with Alan Carr.

The presenter and comedian, 46, recently spent three months renovating flats in the medieval town of Salemi for the BBC’s Amanda and Alan: The Italian Job.

Now that the duo’s Sicilian apartment is being sold by Children In Need, Amanda celebrated the sale by sharing a bug clip.

She looked amazing in a white tea dress with a summery lemon print and a matching gingham scarf.

But things didn’t go as planned when a strong gust of wind blew away the floating number, prompting Amanda to show Alan her kicks.

You can see everything! Alan yelled as he tried to pull her dress down as they walked through town.

‘I know!’ Amanda replied.

Alongside the video, he wrote: ‘To celebrate, here’s a blooper reel from the latest episode of Alan and Amanda’s #Italianjob tonight on @bbc or a full series on @bbciplayer.

‘Our beautiful apartment is for sale. All proceeds go to @bbccin @comicrelief all details are in my stories.

After buying the two flats for one euro each, the couple documented the renovation process of putting them together on the show.

Now, the condo is for sale, and the proceeds from the two-bedroom, two-bathroom furnished vacation home will be split between Comic Relief and Children In Need.

The 1,300-square-foot apartment has been completely renovated, after the couple found it abandoned, littered with trash and used by squatters.

Amanda and Alan tackled the property from scratch, engaging in DIY jobs from plastering to plumbing.

The stunning flat is featured on Rightmove with the description: ‘All three balconies offer stunning views of the landscape, making it the perfect spot to watch the sun go down.

“It also comes with a shared walled patio, perfect for al fresco dining or just enjoying the Mediterranean sunshine.”

In the latest episode, the friends admire their work after tackling a bedroom and bathroom each and the living room and kitchen together.

The actress says: ‘It’s beautiful! Although our tastes are very different, it has a really lovely flow. I feel a little sad that it’s over. I really love it.’

The show has attracted 4.5 million viewers, and there are now reports that the BBC is planning a second series in a different location next year.

A source told The Mirror: ‘BBC bosses have been delighted. The warmth and humor of their friendship, as they embraced DIY, design and the Sicilian way of life, proved to be a huge success.”

Amanda previously spoke about how The Italian Job was born out of her desire to do something nice for her close friend Alan.

MailOnline has contacted the BBC for comment.