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* FiveFingerDiscount: A regular pass time of some pupils.

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* FiredTeacher: This happens in the second series with Miss Summers. When she accidentally hits Cathy, the known troublemaker Madelin Tanner reports this to the headmaster, who takes Madelin's word for it, and refuses Miss Summer's request to talk in private. Soon after this, the other teachers walk out in protest; Miss Summers is later reinstated, and quips "things wouldn't be so frantic if I hadn't had to have my little holiday".
* FiveFingerDiscount: A regular pass time pastime of some pupils.
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** Mick Daniels spends the whole of series 15 and 16 leading a gang of bullies and petty criminals. In his final scene at a cricket match against rival school St Joseph's he stands up to homophobic pupils taunting gay Art teacher Mr Brisley with the line, "Oi! Now listen. He may be a poof, but he's OUR poof, so you're going to leave him alone, understand?"

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* OutOfFocus The pupils in Tucker and Trisha's year group are prominent throughout the first four series. Come series 5 and they get a single prominent episode plus a handful of cameos.

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* OutOfFocus OutOfFocus: The pupils in Tucker and Trisha's year group are prominent throughout the first four series. Come series 5 and they get a single prominent episode plus a handful of cameos.


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* PeerAsTeacher: In the second series, Trisha Yates tries to teach Simon Shaw (in her year) to read. She quips that as she's his teacher, she has to call her Miss Yates, and bring an apple to school every morning. Unfortunately, she does not succeed in teaching him, as she does not know how.
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* ThreatenAllToFindOne: There are many scenes like this when a teacher demands a confession from a class, or the whole school. One such scene in series 2 comes after a fire in the school, and the headmaster invites anyone who knows anything to step forward. He then performs a similar exercise with the first-year boys only, with the lesser charge of being behind the stage during lessons, again inviting them to step forward, or being subjected to a PoliceLineup by the caretaker who caught them.
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* FranticObjectConcealment: Jenkins hides a "chicken's foot" prank item behind his back, just as Mr Baxter enters. When Mr Baxter asks what he is hiding, Humphries stealthily takes the chicken's foot, so Jenkins can show his empty hands.
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* SafeAroundTheCorner: This sometimes happens when pupils are hiding from teachers, or the caretaker. Played straight in the second series, when Singer hides in a changing room. Mr Baxter enters the room in the background, while Singer is hidden around the corner; Mr Baxter then leaves again.

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* SafeAroundTheCorner: SafeBehindTheCorner: This sometimes happens when pupils are hiding from teachers, or the caretaker. Played straight in the second series, when Singer hides in a changing room. Mr Baxter enters the room in the background, while Singer is hidden around the corner; Mr Baxter then leaves again.
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* SafeAroundTheCorner: This sometimes happens when pupils are hiding from teachers, or the caretaker. Played straight in the second series, when Singer hides in a changing room. Mr Baxter enters the room in the background, while Singer is hidden around the corner; Mr Baxter then leaves again.
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* WavingSignsAround: In series2 , the Students' Action Group hold protests against school uniform, complete with demonstrations, and makeshift signs. In a gesture of DefiantToTheEnd, they stage a sit-in protest in the secretary's office. Unconcerned, the headmaster locks them in. The group put sheets of paper with big letters in the window, saying "S. A. G. Sit-in No. 1".
** The end of series 6 sees a mass demonstration organised to reinstate popular teacher Mr "Sruffy" McGuffy, complete with hand made signs and banners. Despite the staff seeking to lock them out of the school they manage to enter and assemble in the main hall... only to discover that Mr McGuffy was reinstated the previous day and that they were just projecting all their frustrations with the school onto his cause.

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* WavingSignsAround: In series2 , series 2, the Students' Action Group hold protests against school uniform, complete with demonstrations, and makeshift signs. In a gesture of DefiantToTheEnd, they stage a sit-in protest in the secretary's office. Unconcerned, the headmaster locks them in. The group put sheets of paper with big letters in the window, saying "S. A. G. Sit-in No. 1".
** The end of series 6 sees a mass demonstration organised to reinstate popular teacher Mr "Sruffy" McGuffy, [=McGuffy=], complete with hand made signs and banners. Despite the staff seeking to lock them out of the school they manage to enter and assemble in the main hall... only to discover that Mr McGuffy [=McGuffy=] was reinstated the previous day and that they were just projecting all their frustrations with the school onto his cause.

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* WavingSignsAround: In an early series, the Students' Action Group hold protests against school uniform, complete with demonstrations, and makeshift signs. In a gesture of DefiantToTheEnd, they stage a sit-in protest in the secretary's office. Unconcerned, the headmaster locks them in. The group put sheets of paper with big letters in the window, saying "S. A. G. Sit-in No. 1".

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* WavingSignsAround: In an early series, series2 , the Students' Action Group hold protests against school uniform, complete with demonstrations, and makeshift signs. In a gesture of DefiantToTheEnd, they stage a sit-in protest in the secretary's office. Unconcerned, the headmaster locks them in. The group put sheets of paper with big letters in the window, saying "S. A. G. Sit-in No. 1".1".
** The end of series 6 sees a mass demonstration organised to reinstate popular teacher Mr "Sruffy" McGuffy, complete with hand made signs and banners. Despite the staff seeking to lock them out of the school they manage to enter and assemble in the main hall... only to discover that Mr McGuffy was reinstated the previous day and that they were just projecting all their frustrations with the school onto his cause.
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** An internal variation applies with pupils transferred from another class previously not shown on screen, upsetting the existing dynamics. Examples include Michael Doyal and Imelda Davis.

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** An internal variation applies with pupils transferred from another class previously not shown on screen, upsetting the existing dynamics. Examples include Michael Doyal Doyle and Imelda Davis.
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** A mass example occurs at the start of Series 8 when Grange Hill merges with Brookdale and Rodney Bennett, suddenly thrusting together many pupils in the higher years. The staffroom also experiences this, with teachers from the different schools struggling to assimilate.

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** A mass example occurs at the start of Series 8 when Grange Hill merges with Brookdale and Rodney Bennett, suddenly thrusting together many pupils in the higher years. To add to the problems pupils from Rodney Bennett [[TransferStudentUniforms still wear that school's uniform]] whilst pupils from Brookdale continue that school's latterday no uniform policy. The staffroom also experiences this, the effects, with teachers from the different schools struggling to assimilate.
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* UnknownRelative: Two years after Natalie Stevens first appeared the show saw the arrival of her previously unmentioned twin sister Natasha, who had gone with their father in their parents' separation some years before. The sisters have spent the last few years [[RichSiblingPoorSibling in very different circumstances]] which leads to [[IdenticalTwinMistake confusion]] and [[EvilTwin multiple]] [[ImpersonatingTheEvilTwin conflict]] to the point where their younger sister Becky declares they're as bad as each other.
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* MakingUseOfTheTwin: Natalie Stevens was played by Julie Buckfield, whose twin sister Clare was also an actress. Two years after Natalie first appeared the show saw the arrival of her previously unmentioned twin sister Natasha, who had gone with their father in their parents' separation. The sisters have spent the last few years [[RichSiblingPoorSibling in very different circumstances]] which leads to [[IdenticalTwinMistake confusion]] and [[EvilTwin multiple]] [[ImpersonatingTheEvilTwin conflicts]] to the point where their younger sister Becky declares they're as bad as each other.
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* MakingUseOfTheTwin: Natalie Stevens was played by Julie Buckfield, whose twin sister Clare was also an actress. Two years after Natalie first appeared the show saw the arrival of her previously unmentioned twin sister Natasha, who had gone with their father in their parents' separation. The sisters have spent the last few years [[RichSiblingPoorSibling in very different circumstances]] which leads to [[IdenticalTwinMistake confusion]] and [[EvilTwin multiple]] [[ImpersonatingTheEvilTwin conflict]] to the point where their younger sister Becky declares they're as bad as each other.

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* MakingUseOfTheTwin: Natalie Stevens was played by Julie Buckfield, whose twin sister Clare was also an actress. Two years after Natalie first appeared the show saw the arrival of her previously unmentioned twin sister Natasha, who had gone with their father in their parents' separation. The sisters have spent the last few years [[RichSiblingPoorSibling in very different circumstances]] which leads to [[IdenticalTwinMistake confusion]] and [[EvilTwin multiple]] [[ImpersonatingTheEvilTwin conflict]] conflicts]] to the point where their younger sister Becky declares they're as bad as each other.

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