 Ray assembles his team of girl footballers, but can t wrest control of the gym away from Mr. Robson. When they get stroppy, they are kicked out. The girls blame Ray, and seem to have given up on him. The boys who were training with Mr. Robson subsequently taunt the girls with "off, off, off" chanting. Both Robyn and Mary are in a thoughtful frame of mind; Robyn can t stop thinking about mystery older boy Adam, while Mary worries about her camp being evicted. Maria tries to persuade Richard to spend summer with her in Yorkshire: Fran watches on in annoyed jealousy. In the library, Natalie finds a photograph of a boy with a note on the back lovingly addressed to Natasha. Fran keeps quiet about it being faked by herself earlier in the term, and they plant it in Maria s bag. To Fran s surprise, Natasha says she does know the boy, and that she was keeping him a secret. Ray is giving the girls a football training session, but despairs at their lack of the killer instinct - though they can t see a problem. When Mick takes the ball off them easily, they can t summon the courage to tackle him, but then Mary comes along and easily puts him out of action. Ray tries to persuade her to play with their team, but she s not interested. Mrs. Keele takes her influential councillor friend to see Mary s parents at the camp, trying to persuade her that it would be worthwhile for the camp to stay put. At the gypsy camp, Mrs. Keele is alarmed when a press photographer gets in the way, and a rather false happy photograph is taken - without Mary. As they walk home, Fran tells Justine that Natasha s mystery boy is in fact her own cousin. To Fran s astonishment, her cousin Simon is waiting for her at home. She worries that Natasha might see him, and then the whole truth about their chicanery will be revealed. Robyn goes to see Adam - a much older boy, and his friends. The next day, Mrs Keele reads the local newspaper, and works out that her Mrs. Jones councillor friend was working for her own self promotion, showing how she bowed to the school s pleas about the gypsy camp. Bowing to pressure from Mrs. Monroe, Mr. Robson arranges a boys v girls football match: everyone seems happy, except for Ray, who doesn t think the team is ready. Fran s worst fear seems about to be realized when Simon turns up at school and heads off unescorted to the common room. Fran dashes off to catch her cousin, but fate is against her. The first girl Simon encounters at the common room door is Natasha, and he reveals he is Fran s cousin...