Rita Ora plans to open a school for disadvantaged children in her native country, Kosovo

X Factor judge Rita Ora has got a taste for the mentoring life, and she clearly after more, as reports say she’s in plans to open a school.

The 24 year old reportedly wants to open a school in Pristina, Kosovo where she was born and lived until the age of one.

But Rita was forced to flee the area 23 years ago with her family, shortly before war broke out.

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A source explained to The Sun that the successful singer wants to give back to her hometown community by funding the building of a school catered towards disadvantaged children.

The source said: "Rita never forgets her roots and building a school is a perfect plan.

Rita's plans come not long after being awarded the title of honorary ambassador of the Republic of Kosovo.

The country’s president, Atifete Jahjada, gave her the title back in July this year, naming her as “Kosovo’s most successful artist”.

When she accepted the title at the Kosovan embassy in London, Rita said: “This is amazing. Thank you madam president for this honour.

"I am so emotional. This is so incredible for me. I will wear this title of honorary ambassador with great pride and responsibility.

“My parents brought us (my elder sister and younger brother) to this country with the hope and the dream that we could get a decent education ... which is so important for our hopes and values and for what we want to achieve in our lives.”

We think building a school is a pretty good start to upholding that responsibility - nice work, Rita!

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