 Just who is photocopying Natasha s diary on the school photocopier? Fran and Maria both claim innocence at having taken it and Natalie is cross because her sister s been mad at her ever since it went missing. Seeing a camcorder in the shop window inspires Robyn to wish that they could have one to make their own videos. The Cigarette Gang waste no time in getting back to normal activities - breaking into school lockers, for instance - they commission Barry Timpson to get started on that trick. Unfortunately for him, he s found trying to prise them open by Natasha, who thinks he must have been the one to take her diary. Mr. Brisley intervenes, but his bag is empty. Richard offers her assistance. Mrs. Keele needs to see Mick, Grimbo and Frank to lay down some ground rules - but she is hampered by the loss of her voice. Her condition makes it hard for them to take her warning seriously. Their apologies are insincere, as they prove after terrorizing a young boy they meet out in the corridor. Mr. Robson gets more grief about Jodie s wanting to play football - from Mrs. Monroe too. At the student/teacher meeting, Robyn proposes the idea of the camcorder as a school purchase to help with projects, but there s no money for it. Justine suggests they raise money for it, using the school newspaper. Finally the point about Jodie playing in the boys  football comes up, and Mr. Robson finds he might have to reconsider. Richard goes into Natasha s good books when he finds her diary out near the bins - a watching Maria looks on in dismay. Frank and Grimbo have joined the community action scheme (without much choice in the matter!) and are asked by Mr. Robson to help with the football coaching. When Mr. Robson meets his counterpart from another school for a five-a-side match, to his horror he finds that their team has girls in it - will no-one follow the rules!? When Jodie and Lucy approach him, still nagging about playing, he still refuses. The match is a nightmare for Mr. Robson, not helped by the female audience who cheer the opposition girls when they score a goal. A fight breaks out between Spanner and Techno, and the ref sends both off. Robyn and Julie come across the road that new girl Mary gave as her address, and check out her impressive house. Julie plucks up the courage to knock, and the girls find that there s no Mary living at that address. As they leave, Natasha continues to praise Richard for finding her diary, with just that nagging worry about its lock being broken. Doing a stint as a receptionist at school, Ray confides in Maria that Ruth isn t his girlfriend. She can t resist telling Fran and Justine who fall about laughing. Julie and Robyn confront Mary about her house, but she shrugs it off. Natasha and Richard hear lots of giggling near a notice board - a photocopied page of her diary is pinned there. Richard reads a bit of it out in which Natasha has written her thoughts about the boys and teachers - notably about Mr. Robson who stands listening. Her diary entry says that she thinks Mr. Robson should have gone into the army, except he wouldn t have passed the IQ test!