'Stewpot' Stewart falls foul of the dreaded PE teacher, Mr Hicks.

Tommy Watson has left it too late for the trip to France. Or has he?

Mrs McClusky threatens to cancel the school dance unless the vandals are caught.

Tucker devises a plan to prove that Alan is seeing Susi.

Justin is worried by a sudden change for the worse in Andrew's behaviour.

At the Christmas disco, Brookdale kids try to steal the takings and the equipment.

Gripper forces Pogo to do his homework, but he deliberately does it badly. One smashed-up Common Room later, and Mrs. McClusky is on the warpath!

Cathy and her group have to face the consequences of taking an afternoon off to play at the dance.

A wave of vandalism brings about a hard-line response from the new headmistress.

Doyle finds a market for the school's light bulbs, and it's increasingly difficult for Alan to find a place to smoke.

Cathy's group has a paying gig, and Doyle takes up Judo.

A battle of the sexes is thinly disguised as an end of term sportsday.

The approach of a compulsory medical check gives rise to some anxious moments for both older and younger pupils.

Trisha continues to organise resistance against the Colditz conditions imposed on the school to combat vandalism.

Duane is infatuated with Miss Lexington, and Danny's ill-conceived lottery falls foul of Gripper's dirty tricks.

Trisha gets involved with the school council when a rumour starts that school uniform might be brought back.

The introduction of a prefect system to combat vandalism only increases the friction that already exists between the younger and older pupils.

Susi's school magazine article angers Mrs McClusky.

A new questionnaire about school dinners ruffles feathers, and Cathy restarts the School Action Group.