 Alice, Becky, and Julie lie in wait in their secret garden ready to give a good soaking to anyone who invades their territory. Unfortunately, Jacko has own plans for teaching the St Joe s a lesson, and uses more forceful methods to expel the St. Joseph boys - trampling the girls  flowers in the process. Natasha continues to be nasty to her twin, despite having her own way and having her own room at home now. Natalie gets her revenge though by pretending to be her sister, and earning a detention for being rude to Mr. Robson. Maria and Richard can t shift their trainers. Ms. Janowitz has a run-in with the new head over the school newspaper - Mrs. Keele doesn t like the low-quality presentation, and potentially damaging story-lines that put the school in a bad light. She also has news that Matthew Pearson won t be coming back to school. Ray s infatuation with Ms. Janowitz is beginning to concern her - he sees her book on Byron and claims to know his poems. Mrs. Monroe s lesson on the pros and cons of going to war seems to strike a chord with Becky, who gets upset with being caught in the crossfire of other people s battles, and storms out of the class. Mr. Robson overhears Fran and two of the smoking gang exchange words, and confronts the boys about Justine s attack. Ray encounters Techno at the computer room, and notices that there is a writers week on at another school where poets are due to give readings. He asks Techno if Lord Byron might be coming - Techno winds him up by saying yes! Mrs. Monroe has a quiet word with Becky to try to understand why she is upset. She finds out about the flowers, supposedly stolen by St Joe s, and the trampling of the flower beds, and asks Becky to continue with the Peace Garden. Raymond excitedly tells Ms. Janowitz that Lord Byron is coming to the Writers Week. She breaks the news that he s been dead for 200 years, but nevertheless is interested in the literary collaboration. Out in the playground, Mrs. Monroe gets to the root of the peace garden flowers, correctly identifying Jacko as the culprit - Jacko has to give his five pound note to Becky as compensation. The Cigarette gang aren t pleased to find their shed s been disturbed and their fags missing. Alice enters, to retrieve her thermos flask, and the gang smash one of her cups. The garden seems particularly busy with Jacko s lot, and Nick and Richard both expecting more St. Joes boys. Liam appears, with others of his year, and protests about their first formers being hurt, demanding compensation. The Grange Hill denizens stand their ground, and the St. Joseph lads leave, with threatening words. As Justine leaves, she encounters an upset Alice, who tells about Mick and the cigarette gang in the shed - Justine promises that she ll sort them out if they bother her any more. As Alice leaves, she says to herself: "All right Mick, I ve got you now..."