 Georgina kisses the preoccupied Mike goodbye as he gets on the train to Edinburgh - she is put out that he assumes she will wait in for his phone call. On the pretence of going fishing, Jacko s gang head off for their trip North, but the train ticket costs a lot more than they expected - and in any case they are at the wrong station. They opt for a cheaper alternative - preferably free if they can stay hidden - a coach. They get in one, but as they hide, the driver changes the destination sign to "Bristol". When Chrissy tells Natalie about the party she is going to, Natalie assumes she will be going alone, and in turn invites Justine, persuading her that she can go with Tegs. Chrissy though isn t too pleased with that idea, as they all have to appear older, and Tegs is hardly convincing as an eighteen year old. Jacko and his mates disembark from the coach when they realize they are going West, and mooch around. To their surprise they bump into Mr. Mackenzie at a petrol station on his way up North. He notices that Brian does not look very well. He s not willing for them to tag along, especially as he is merely driving to the airport. Calley finally agrees to go to the party with Georgina, but seems determined not to have a good time. Ted and Trevor turn up, but Chrissy avoids Ted, thinking that he d want to be with girls his own age. As they dance, he tells her that he wants to go out with her properly. Tegs turns up, but he can t get past the bouncer. Georgina dances with Don, another athlete from Grange Hill, while Trevor, his self-confidence boosted by alcohol, fails to get Natalie to partner him, or anyone else for that matter. While Georgina dances at a flat in London, up in Scotland, her boyfriend Mike fumes as his phone call goes unanswered. Justine finds her dancing partner a little too forward, and goes outside - there she meets a miserable Tegs. He tells her that he is moving to Germany with his family. He walks away despondently but she goes after him and they walk off together....