text: An A-level student who was described as bright and enthusiastic has been found dead in the bath after suffering an epileptic fit. Charlotte Blakeway was discovered dead after having the seizure while at her home in Shropshire. The death of the 17-year-old has shocked family, friends and teachers at Shrewsbury Sixth Form College, where she was studying film, performance, English and sociology. Charlotte Blakeway, 17, who was discovered dead in the bath at her home in Shropshire after suffering an epileptic fit . Friends have took to a Facebook memorial page to pay tribute to Miss Blakeway, who has been described as bright and enthusiastic . Her devastated mother Elizabeth said her daughter was talented singer who was studying music and drama at sixth form and dreamed of becoming an actress. Speaking from her £270,000 detached farmhouse on the Welsh border, she added: 'She had her whole life in front of her, she was a bright, beautiful girl. She was bubbly and happy and was studying hard at sixth form. 'She was just loved by so many and although she was a very typical teenager she had an inner warmth. 'If there was anyone who was sad, lonely, left out or ill she took them under her wing. 'She wasn't just 'look at me'. She was a very pretty girl but she had got much more depth than that. The A-level student had been studying film, performance, English and sociology at Shrewsbury Sixth Form College . 'I have a cousin who was very ill with MS he's 60, and the first time he actually met her he said 'Charlotte treats me like a normal person'. 'She loved her prom dress, she chose it and I bought it a year ago. It made her so happy and she loved the photograph of her in it. 'Sadly it wasn't the first epileptic seizure. She was on medication but something has gone wrong, but we don't know what yet, we can just assume what's happened at the moment. 'It hadn't caused any problems until that terrible Saturday when I found her in the bath.' And friends took to social media to pay tribute to Miss Blakeway, where a special memorial page has been set up on Facebook. Emily Roberts, from Shrewsbury, wrote: 'She was such a lovely girl who always took the time to speak to everyone. 'It was such a shock and so scary to think that someone's life can be taken so suddenly.' Rachel Gillon added: 'She was an amazing girl who never failed to make me smile. 'She was never unhappy, always had a big cheeky grin on her face. 'Charlotte would always be there for everyone who need her. 'She was such a credit to our society - I can't believe she is gone.' While Natalie Hamer, also from Shrewsbury, said: 'Charlotte was such a lovely girl, always happy and smiling, very shocked to hear of this sad news. 'She will be missed by so many, but never forgotten. My thoughts are with the family at this sad time rest in peace.' Miss Blakeway's body was found in the bath at the family home, pictured, near Shrewsbury, after suffering from a seizure . Principal Martin Ward from Shrewsbury Sixth Form College, also paid tribute saying: 'We were very sorry to hear of the death of Charlotte who came to us from Mary Webb School and who was in her first year of studying film, performance, English and sociology. 'It was a shock for the staff who taught her and her many friends at college and our thoughts are with her family and friends at this difficult time.' In addition tributes also poured in from staff and pupils at Mary Webb School, where she had previously studied. Headteacher Andrew Smith said: 'As a school we are devastated by the news of Charlotte's death. 'The thoughts of the whole school community are with Charlotte's family at this time of great sadness and loss. 'We remember Charlotte as a hard working student who approached everything with a smile on her face. 'Mrs Clewlow, her form tutor, recalls her as a bubbly, bright enthusiastic student with a wide circle of friends.' Miss Blakeway's friend took to a memorial page on Facebook to pay tribute to the 17-year-old who was found dead . Another friend pays tribute to the A-level student. Police confirmed her death is not being treated as suspicious . A spokesman from West Mercia Police confirmed officers attended an address in Ministerly on Saturday. The added: 'A 17-year-old girl was found to be deceased in the bath. 'The death is not being treated as suspicious and the matter has been referred to the coroner.' No date for the inquest opening has been set. For more information about epilepsy, please visit youngepilepsy.org.uk.
target: Charlotte Blakeway was found dead in the bath at her home in Shropshire .
  The 17-year-old student had suffered an epileptic seizure in the bathroom .
  Her friends have spoken of their shock at her death and paid tribute to her .