The start of a new term brings new faces, a new headmaster and new problems, especially for Benny who is suspected of stealing.

Benny's friends are convinced that he's been stealing from them and refuse to have him in the football team.

Justin thinks he has found a champion in Andrew, but making friends can be hard work.

Trisha reluctantly agrees to call for the unpunctual Simon on her way to school, but this leads to more complications than she'd bargained for.

As Penny prepares for her first School Council meeting she discovers that an official position has its problems.

Simon is in trouble with Mr Baxter. By the end of the day he's in much worse trouble, all because of Tucker and the Tremblers.

Simon is in big trouble, but things can't get any worse - can they ?

Despite a warning from the police about a child molester in the area, Cathy takes a short cut home.

Cathy is disturbed by the sudden arrival of her father, and she falls out with Trisha. All might be well, but for Madelin's interference.

Trisha won't speak to Cathy, so when the teachers go on strike, it is with Madelin that Cathy visits the shopping precinct. There, they are soon both in serious trouble.

The Students Action Group start picketing sports activities to further their campaign for the abolition of school uniform, but they reckon without Mr Baxter.

Cathy makes it up with Trisha, but they are soon in trouble when Jessica Samuels organises another protest over the school uniform.

As the opening night of the school play approaches, Andrew seems to be sickening for something.

After the school play, all is returning to normal at Grange Hill, but Tucker is late. This might mean trouble...

A weekend field trip in the country should have been quiet and peaceful, but Doyle and his friends are soon in trouble.

Penny and Susi are lost in the forest and a large-scale search is mounted.

Susi's parents threaten to take her away from Grange Hill if she doesn't do well in the exams.

Exams are over, term is ending quietly until Brookdale issues a challenge to Grange Hill.

In spite of Mr Sutcliffe's help, the new first-year pupils are managing to settle in, but for Duane the first day ends in trouble.

Duane and Tracy have been close friends for years but when they meet new classmates and discover new interests, they begin to drift apart.

A day trip into the country nearly ends in disaster when Alan and Andrew wander off by themselves.

After a stormy election campaign in which punches are exchanged instead of policies, Doyle is elected to the school council.

Miss Peterson ignores Sally's plea to be excused games but later has cause to regret her attitude.

The police still haven't caught the bicycle thieves so Pogo suggests they mount a guard on the sheds and Tracy starts an investigation of her own.

Sudhamani's father wants to take her away from Grange Hill because he thinks it's having a bad influence on her, but Trisha and Cathy persuade him to change his mind.

A delayed lunch break and some hungry school friends give Pogo an idea for making a quick profit.

Penny is banned from contributing to the school magazine after writing a provocative article exposing Doyle's lack of interest in the council.

Benny has to fight hard for his place in the district team, but Mr Baxter wants him to play for the school team instead.

Benny asks if he can be excused the cross country run to save his energy for tonight's district match. Mr Baxter refuses so Tucker decides to help.

During the half-term, Tucker and Benny start work for Alan's father and by accident discover that someone is stealing valuable building materials from him.

Susi joins the lunchtime judo class to give herself a break from school work, but runs into trouble with one of the school bullies.

The first trip to the Outdoor Centre ends abruptly when Cathy and Trisha ignore a warning that some parts of the building are unsafe.

A dare craze is sweeping Grange Hill but for Antoni it is carried one step too far.

Doyle tries to get his own back on Penny after she has once again complained about his poor performance on the School Council.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Susi's school magazine article angers Mrs McClusky.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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!

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

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

A new term at Grange Hill - and a new class of 11-year-olds try to find their way around. And for one school is as bad as he expected.

Roland's problems get worse and Gripper makes his life intolerable. But going home to mum isn't the answer.

The third year start their sex education class, but are they mature enough to cope with it ?

The chronic shortage of school text books gives Pogo the chance to fill a need and Gripper the chance to make some money.

Belinda shows a talent for music, but Annette doesn't like anyone else getting the attention.

Sports trials, and Roland does his best. But in the school hockey match Fay and Belinda come up against tough opposition.

Suzanne is bunking off again. Will the school find out about her Saturday job ?

Suzanne is in more trouble about her uniform, but Scruffy McGuffy looks just as untidy.

Jonah's badges seem to be multiplying and Annette has found a source of stickers.

Annette and Belinda set off on an exploration and get more than they bargained for.

Collecting wrappers to pay for science equipment proves to have its dangers.

The first years go to the zoo - and Jonah and Zammo just can't keep out of trouble.

Suzanne is having problems - as some of the older girls encourage her to do things she normally wouldn't consider.

Clare has a crush on a teacher, and she can't keep it to herself.

Roland can't seem to do anything right - and Gripper makes his life a misery.

The school revue has its first night. Mrs McClusky is not amused, and there's a surprise for Scruffy.

Jonah and Zammo are collecting for a present to take to Roland in hospital. And Annette and Fay are determined to see he gets it.

The end of term exams, and Pogo hasn't a chance - unless he does some quick thinking.

Jonah's left, but his obnoxious cousin is at Grange Hill in his place. Zammo's going out with a Brookdale girl, and it's Miss Gordon's first day.

It is only the first week of term but already Grange Hill is a hotbed of intrigue and crazes.

Jeremy causes Jackie to fall out with Zammo, Annette wears sunglasses to cover her eye makeup and Jeremy pushes his luck with his fake ticket.

Zammo's conflict with Brookdale's Gluxo intensifies, and Annette plans to enter a glamour competition.

Pogo's chain letter scam comes to its inevitable end, and there's an outbreak of head lice at the school.

A swimming class ends in tragedy.

Grange Hill tries to come to terms with Jeremy's death.

Grange Hill represents Tanzania at the UN association's conference, but Glenroy's diplomatic skills are lacking finesse.

At the UN Conference, Glenroy's rant ruins the school's participation; Claire and Stewpot are both stood up; and public school bigot John Eastlake gets his just desserts.

While doing a practice run for the forthcoming school walk Zammo and Kevin find a newsagent's board that announces a school merger.

It is the Saturday of the sponsored walk and Roland is sweating a lot on the outcome.

Zammo finally delivers Gluxo Remington 's challenge to Jimmy McClaren - it's to be a fight at the warehouse. Janet discovers the truth about Roland's parents.

Annette's got a new Polaroid camera from her mum, but why are there bruises on her arm?

Does Diane Cooney's boyfriend Mark really exist? Julie Marchant doesn't think so.

Roland steals Annette's bike to sell for Jimmy McClaren, and Miss Gordon goes to see Annette's mother.

On an orienteering course, Mandy and Sarah move a control marker for a laugh, and Mr Baxter and Roland get hopelessly lost.

Stewpot freaks out during his O level exam. Meanwhile Pogo can hardly restrain himself at the prospect of the nude model at the art club.

The end of term disco is an opportunity to reunite Claire and Stewpot, also Zammo and Jackie, providing Gluxo Remington doesn't ruin everything!

The school merger puts Grange Hill in a state of confusion on the first day of term. Just what sort of pet has Calley brought to school in a cardboard box?

Who is the mysterious 'Mr. S' that Annette has been seeing? Fay, Julie and Diane are determined to find out.

Gonch has found a new source of revenue in a local skip, and Calley tries her hand at palm reading.

Ronnie's Walkman is stolen. When it comes to helping old people, Gonch has better things to do, but Hollo's patience is rewarded.

Stewpot is two-timing Claire, a production of West Side Story is planned, and Zammo starts a part-time job at a chippy.

Stewpot's excuses are becoming increasingly hard for Claire to believe, and Banksie persuades Jackie to go on a date.

Calley discovers disturbing facts about her past.

There are more thefts occurring and Gonch concocts a new venture that brings together fake dentist appointments and rented videos.

Gonch's video scheme hits new snags and Mr. Bronson is convinced Zammo, Mandy and Sarah are the thieves when he finds them near the staff room.

There is a new pupil in E1 - Henry the mannequin - and he does nothing but make trouble for Gonch.

Gonch bugs the staff room, and the school musical starts to take shape.

Banskie launches a mission to go back to the derelict Brookdale School building.

Fay and Annette plan a fun foursome, babysitting. They reckon without the boys!

Banksie's brother has a stock car. N4 plan a joy ride...

Gonch lands himself in deep water when he discovers Mr Bronson 's swimming habit.

Departure day for the French kids. It's au revoir for some and plain goodbye for others. Roland can't face parting with Fabienne at all.

A suggestion by Hollo saves the musical after the destruction of the sets and Mr. Bronson is determined to get to the bottom of the business of his lost toupee.

The end of the school year and rehearsals for the Brighton Rock musical limp towards the big night. Helping hands come from unexpected quarters.

At the Christmas Fair, a surprise awaits Gonch and Hollo in the furniture store, Calley is torn between her foster mother and real mother, and Roland dreams of spending Christmas in Paris.

On his first day at Grange Hill, Ziggy asserts his authority over Imelda Davis. Ant Jones gets into an accelerated spiral of trouble with Mr. Bronson while Danny Kendall just goes back home.

Danny Kendall breaks a pipe exposing fibreglass, and Imelda takes some. Zammo tries to cheat in the moustache weighing competition - why does he need the money so badly?

Imelda gets revenge against Ziggy by putting fibreglass down his back and a small fire causes the entire lower school to be closed.

The mystery of Mr. Bronson's plaster is solved. Both Georgina and Ronnie have Ant Jones in their sights, but so does Mr. Bronson for quite a different reason!

Laura and Julia attend Cheryl Webb's party, and Julia has too much to drink. Jackie gives Zammo her £25 savings when she finds he's sold his moped.

Gonch starts up a sandwich selling scheme, Georgina is in trouble with Imelda for seeing Ant Jones and Calley is going to start a fanzine.

Tempers fray as the portacabins fail to arrive. Spending just a few minutes with Georgina causes Ant Jones to get into trouble with both Mr. Bronson and Mr. Baxter.

Imelda is determined to have a slice of the profits from Gonch's toast making business, and Ziggy makes an ill-advised foray into the girls changing room.

Mrs. Reagan asks her daughter and Julia to investigate Louise Webb. Zammo's becoming increasingly desperate for money, and Ziggy's aerial bombardment misses its target.

The temporary classrooms finally arrive. Ziggy's letter from the Duke of Edinburgh Award is spiced up by Gonch.

Robbie and Ziggy are busy collecting chalk ends for the Duke of Edinburgh, while Imelda finds a way to raise money. Ant is in trouble again with Mr Bronson and Georgina tries to cheer him up.

Candidates to edit the fanzine are voted in, and Danny Kendall tries to persuade Ant Jones that an apology to Mr. Bronson would be a good idea.

Robbie takes Ziggy on a quick trip to London, while Laura and Julia plan an all night party.

Julia and Laura's all night party is a disaster, and Roland finds out the truth about Zammo.

Ideas for the school magazine are put forward. Can the school become a smoke-free zone?

Ant falls foul of Mr Bronson yet again and Mr Baxter isn't pleased with either of them. Eamon McClusky's design wins the competition, but nobody's ever heard of him...

Fay arranges a date with Mr. King. Ziggy plays a trick on Imelda at the swimming baths, but it doesn't have the result he expected.

Louise and Cheryl Webb seem destined to go into care. Jane plans a revenge on Ziggy for throwing her clothes in the swimming pool.

Zammo's mother learns of her son's heroin addiction when a number of items are stolen. Roland does well in his French Oral exam, and the truth emerges about Miss Partridge.

The speaking wall seems doomed when spiteful messages about Zammo appear on it. Ziggy and Robbie try to ambush Imelda by using Georgina as bait.

It's examination time at Grange Hill and that brings special problems for Zammo and Fay. Ant has chosen his options, but Mr Bronson has other ideas.

Zammo convinces Jackie he is free of drugs, but then later his mother's cash card goes missing...

Ant Jones is still missing. Danny Kendall's logo design looks set to be immortalised in the new school badge, and Banksie becomes very competitive with Mr. Kennedy.

All problems are put aside for the Fun Run. Steven Banks seems to be the only one taking it seriously, and there's a last chance for Ziggy to get revenge on his nemesis, Imelda.