 While the life is breathed back into Mrs. Keele after her collapse, Mr. Robson goes to help, leaving hapless Mr. Parrott in charge of his gym class. Dudley knocks his papers flying with a bench, and Dennis takes the opportunity to photocopy some of his exam questions. While Anna acquires the nickname "Head Killer", Mrs. Monroe and the teacher who gave her the kiss of life take some flowers to the recuperating Mrs. Keele in hospital. The next day, Mrs. Monroe tries to make peace with her troublesome Year Seven, but it seems to fall on deaf ears. Dennis spreads photocopies of Mr. Parrot s notes to his classmates. To the teacher s surprise, everyone seems to find his percentages work easy, instantly knowing all the answers. When he runs out of questions and improvises some, his class isn t so knowledgeable. The new school secretary asks him about the photocopies that someone did on his behalf, and he puts two and two together (or 50% + 50%!) to work out it was Dennis. Without actually telling Dennis it is a punishment, and hinting heavily about overspend on the photocopier, Mr. Parrott gets him to make some copies of his notes. Jacko takes his recovering mother out for fish and chips, but already present is Anna who is being mean to so-called friend, Janice. Josh, from Year Nine makes fun of Anna, and suggests he be her agent, but she tells him to get lost. Jacko s mum asks about her, and is told the story of how she gave the Head a heart attack. She goes to speak with her, to Jacko s consternation, but Anna s response is to push the remains of her chips into Josh s face, and leave. Jacko s mum then spends some time on the swings - she is relaxed, but Becky nags Jacko that he can t continually arrive back late at school. Then his fellow band members arrive on the scene - he s missed band practice one time too many, and they ve voted to oust him from the group...