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Bernard has to say goodbye to his 5C class at Fenn Street School but his new class (4C) brings some unexpected problems.

Now that 5C have left, Bernard is seriously considering resigning to spend a year at university. All he lacks is the courage to hand in his resignation — so Penny decides to do everything in her power to force him.

The pupils decide to produce their own revolutionary magazine.

Chaos reigns when a supply teacher arrives with strong ideas about discipline and physical fitness.

The school is agog when new young teacher David Ffitchet-Brown takes on the bullying gym teacher Mr Dix.

New teacher Mr Brown attempts to recapture two notorious truants.

Mr Brown takes 4C on an outing to the cinema, and manages to lose the entire class.

The fed-up members of staff find a new job for Mr Price.

Potter's prejudices are challenged when he is given a new black assistant.

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A visit from the school inspector rouses the children to rebellion.

Cromwell clamps down on boys' long hair and girls' short skirts, sparking a pupil rebellion.

Against all odds, Potter gets his way and is voted in as standard-bearer.

Cromwell's idea of a day for Fenn Street alumni is greeted with little enthusiasm, until he offers a prize to whoever composes a stirring school song.

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