 It s "wear what you like" day, on the last day of term, and an outside prize-giving fête has been organized. Mauler is concentrating on how to get revenge on Ziggy for being soaked. It s Ziggy s last day before his family moves back to Liverpool. Calley makes it clear to Robbie that it is him she likes, and not Vince. Ziggy, Robbie and Gonch use the face painting idea that is accompanying festivities as a way to confuse Mauler and his troops. The teachers dress up too - Mr. Bronson and Mr. Griffiths in colonial outfits, Mrs. McClusky in her Little Bo Peep outfit (once again) and Laura is shocked to see her mother in a cheerleader costume. Mrs. Reagan is waylaid by Matthew s mother, who s just been through an acrimonious ordeal at court: her estranged husband has not taken Mrs. Pearson s victory to look after her son with good grace. Outside, Fred is awarded his "Poser" award, created by Helen and Georgina. As Fred gives his acceptance speech, Mr. Griffiths notices a thieving arm grab a camera off the stage, and sets off in pursuit. Mr. Robson joins forces, and they nab Tegs, who protests innocence - and points the finger at the real thief - a 5th year who is escaping into a tent. He s brought to the ground by Mr. Robson s flying tackle. Fresh and Fly give a performance of their hip-hop, with some new topical lyrics. Meanwhile, Ziggy has a new tactic for Mauler-avoidance - he adopts Mauler s gang s own face-paint design, and infiltrates their huddle. There s a final mad dash, as Ziggy runs from Mauler, and he catches a bus, with a defiant shout that he might be back after all!