 After Alex s suicide bid, Mrs. Bassinger reads out Alex s heart-felt words in Assembly. She reiterates that bullying will not be tolerated. Karen goes behind her sister s back, and tells Mrs. Bassinger about Tanya s potentially dangerous email about her abductor. It s also the start of the exams. Alex is welcomed back by Mrs. Bassinger, who tells him that the Humphries brothers have been excluded, and that his bullying will never happen again. As Mrs. Bassinger returns Alex to his class she summons the Wannabies to her office and gives them a very uncomfortable lecture. She almost suspends them, but instead they have to write a letter of apology to Alex. Spencer overhears Andy badmouthing the mentoring scheme, and feels even worse about his failure. Alison finally makes up with Alex, telling him they should ignore the likes of Chloe. Mrs. Bassinger tells Tanya that her email from Lucy has been checked and found to be genuine, and she is to tell her if she gets any more emails, but there s nothing else that can be done. Tanya doesn t take no for an answer, however, and finally gets a message from Lucy. The Wannabies apologize verbally to Alex - Chloe s terse word "soz" is not exactly from the heart. Mrs. Bassinger has another surprise from them though - they are to become part of a community cohesion project. Maddie tries one last time make friends with Karen. Taylor talks to the Head about his dissatisfaction at doing exams - she persuades him to continue until they are complete. On the messaging system, Tanya gets further details from Lucy about her own ordeal, and works out that she lives locally. Also, more disturbingly, Lucy tells Tanya that she didn t escape from her attacker. Tanya tries to get Lucy to give her address, or to agree to meet up - but Lucy hurriedly logs off.