 As term draws to an end, the new Art teacher Mr. Brisley has organized a fashion show for the school. Ray thinks that Luke s article about his perception of Grange Hill is patronizing. A collection is organized for Ms. Janowitz s leaving present. The local authority offer advises Mrs. Keele that Mr. Griffiths ought to be given retirement - he is 65. Chrissy calls round the school to see Justine but is slightly embarrassed, wheeling in Jay in her pram. Maria tries to get Richard intro trouble by suggesting to Natasha that he was behind the little jape where Natalie was taken out by Thomas, but she brings Maria forcibly to Richard who denies it. Thomas also works out that he s been set up. Chrissy shows her baby to the Year Nine kids, who ask some rather pertinent questions about her and the father. Mrs. Keele isn t too pleased though at Justine s unsupervised demonstration of teenage motherhood, and rebukes her. Ms. Janowitz follows a hunch, and works out that Year Seven boy Jake is partially deaf. The fashion show is chaotically put together, with Chrissy helping while Justine looks after the baby. As Justine walks with Luke, he tells her he really likes her, and tries to kiss her, but she pulls away and gets upset, still thinking about Liam. Still helping out getting the Fashion Show ready, Chrissy gets to talk to Mr. Brisley s friend - she tells her that she had a baby as a teenager, but returned to college to do GCSE s. The public school guys head home and say their goodbyes: Thomas to Natasha, with some bitterness, Luke to Justine with some regrets. Mr. Griffiths glumly has a meeting with the Head: he s upset to be given retirement, but Mrs. Keele has no choice. After school, the Cigarette Gang plan to grab Richard s collection for Ms Janowitz, and lie in wait after seeing him approach. However, there s another distraction in the way - someone from the radio station is interviewing pupils to confirm the rumours that the school is unsanitary. The interviewer knows Richard, and gives him and Justine a lift in order to pick their brains about it. To the gang waiting to mug Richard, it s like magic when he simply disappears into thin air!