Grange Hill Season 27 Episode 11

Togger winds up Tanya with a chicken's foot, Maddie is overprotective towards Baz, Hudson frets over missing Shannon and Taylor Mitchell might throw light on the mystery about Nick.

Tanya and Annie wear chicken claw jewellery, Mr. Green makes an entrance and finds discipline a problem, Hudson finally locates Shannon, and Taylor seems to be stalking Mel.

The cross country run seems the perfect opportunity for Togger to find the treasure Uncle Peter told him about, if he doesn't lose the map.

Mr. Wainwright goes missing, Andy and Emma have a thing going, Calvin becomes a Roman statue, and Togger uses Mr. Green's knowledge to determine the location of the time capsule.

Togger's hopes of finding the capsule are dashed by the caretaker, Taylor's account of Nick's racist past becomes public knowledge, and Annie gets kept at home by her unstable father.

Things come to a head for the Wainwrights, Togger has fun with a false door, and Nick is goaded into violence against Taylor.

Taylor's disappearance is assumed to be a permanent exclusion, Annie falls out with Tanya, and Togger floats the fake door in the swimming pool.

Josh wants to enter the trip to France essay competition when he leans Anika is entering, but isn't inspired to write anything, so Martin puts his own entry in under Josh's name.

Tanya renews her friendship with Annie, Anika learns that Josh will be accompanying her to France, and Miss Dyson finds an elderly ex-Grange Hill pupil for Togger to interview.

On the last day of term Anika almost gets pulled off the French Exchange trip, Togger and Abel visit an elderly man in sheltered accommodation, and Taylor convinces Nick to go to the police.

Shannon marks the anniversary of her parents' death, Jeremy discovers it is Emma who is leaving presents for Miss Dyson, and Baz and Annie call in their social worker to foil their mother.

Togger has another "offal" surprise for Tanya. Jeremy tries to help Emma, but when she tells him that he's got no friends, he proves that she is Miss Dyson's secret admirer.

The truth comes out about Emma being the one leaving presents for Miss Dyson, Spencer offers odds on who will become the next Headmaster and Taylor tries the patience of Mr. Green.

Emma and Annie fight, but Miss Dyson makes then apologise to each other. Goaded by his insults, Mr. Green lands a punch on Taylor, but the event is witnessed by Nick.

Mr. Green gives a false account of events and so Taylor is expelled - Nick does nothing. Jeremy tells Emma to write an email to her mother. Baz forgets his date with Maddie.

Emma's winning of the DVD artwork competition doesn't seem to have made her happy, Annie gets a disappointment, and Martin stands up to Max with Kathy and Baz's help.

Annie goes to school in a bad mood, forbidden to see her father. Nick goes to Taylor's house to tell him what he witnessed, but Taylor simply doesn't care about his situation - he's just given up. Miss Dyson knows from the swipe card records who ruined Emma's art project - Annie. Annie goes home after lunch, and although her father is pleased to see her, she is told she can't stay, because Social Services will blame him for her absence from school. Baz sees some camcorder footage that Martin has taken and spots Annie walking out the gates. He heads home too, and the old argument ensues - that of Mr. Wainwright not taking his pills. Shannon and Hudson seem to be getting close again, but he is shocked that she is considering to simply work in her grandmother's shop after school ends. Nick tells Mrs Bassinger about Mr. Green's attack, admits to trying to take an exam paper from the office, and is told that he might be barred from taking any further exams. Annie returns, and Miss Dyson lies in wait, but is sympathetic to Annie's woes: Annie must fix up Emma's damaged art project. After school, Baz and Annie's dad is waiting. In the car, Baz tries to persuade his father that he must take his pills.

Taylor is asked by Mrs. Bassinger for his side of events, but he is uncooperative, given up on the idea of staying at school. Karen tells him something that hits home though - she wants him to stay. She also tells him it's unfair that Mr. Green should lose his job - and career, over one mistake, especially as Taylor provoked the teacher into violence. He reconsiders and tells Mrs. Bassinger ungrammatically "no-one hit no-one". Annie's dad visits school, having received a message from her. He tries to tell her that the pills he has to take take away his personality - she finally convinces him that he must take them daily, and that she wants to come back to live with him. Emma, Annie, and Tanya get together and make a pact to be friends again. Mr. Malachay offers Hudson a football training job for the summer holidays - Shannon is shocked to learn that there will be no more opportunities for them to see each other. Mr Green leaves Mrs. Bassinger's office, and on the way sees Taylor. Realizing what Taylor must have done, he thanks him as he passes by.