Grange Hill
Season 25
Country of originUnited Kingdom
No. of episodes18
Release
Original networkBBC One
Original release29 January (2002-01-29) –
28 March 2002 (2002-03-28)
Series chronology

The twenty-fifth series of the British television drama series Grange Hill began broadcasting on 29 January 2002, before ending on 28 March 2002 on BBC One. The series follows the lives of the staff and pupils of the eponymous school, an inner-city London comprehensive school. It consists of eighteen episodes.

Cast

Pupils

  • Marcel McCalla as Nathan Charles
  • Renee Montemayor as Briony Jones[1]
  • Emma Willis as Vikki Meedes
  • Naomi Osei-Mensah as Claire Chaplin[2]
  • Max Brown as Danny Hartston[3]
  • Reggie Yates as Carl Fenton[4]
  • Oliver Elmidoro as Tom Smith
  • Charlotte McDonagh as Lisa West[5]
  • Robert Stuart as Matt Singleton
  • Jonathon Marchant-Heatley as Sam "Cracker" Bacon
  • Jon Newman as Kieran "Ozzie" Osborne
  • John Joseph as Ian Hudson[6]
  • Michael Obiora as Max Abassi
  • Daniel Lee as Ben Miller
  • Amanda Fahy as Shannon Parks
  • Jessica Staveley-Taylor as Leah Stewart[7]
  • Colin White as Spencer Hargreaves
  • Arnold Oceng as Calvin Braithwaite[8]
  • Jalpa Patel as Anika Modi
  • Lindsey Ray as Amy Davenport
  • Adam Sopp as Darren Clarke
  • Matthew Buckley as Martin Miller[9]
  • Sammy O'Grady as Kathy McIlroy
  • Kacey Barnfield as Maddie Gilks[10]
  • Sophie Shad as Shona West[11]

Teachers

Others

  • Jenny Galloway as Miss Hattie Davenport
  • Simon Pearsall as Mr Don West
  • Sara Stockbridge as Suzie Gilks
  • Sakuntala Ramanee as Mrs Modi
  • Mirren Delaney as Lynn
  • Nicholas Saich as Guy
  • Peter Shea as Chris
  • Victoria Goddard as Tina
  • Ralph Arliss as Chaz Smith
  • Natasha Byrne as Jo
  • Fiona Corkery as Louise
  • Linette Beaumont as Zoe Hartfield
  • Dean Harris as Mr Hudson
  • Amanda Harrison as Terri
  • Lenor Munroe as Alison
  • Steven Di Meo as Rob

Episodes

# Episode Writer Director Original airdate
1 Episode One Si Spencer Dez McCarthy 29 January 2002
Elections are held for the position of editor of the school website. Lisa is attacked and hurt as is Mr. Robson in his efforts to catch the person responsible.
2 Episode Two Si Spencer Dez McCarthy 31 January 2002
Anika becomes editor of the website. Mr. Robson recovers in hospital following the attack. Maddie gets Shona drunk and her dad decides both Shona and Lisa should live with their mother.
3 Episode Three Sarah Daniels Dez McCarthy 5 February 2002
Amy begins to search for her father. Work on the school website gets underway. Lunchtime step aerobics classes begin at the school. Lisa is scared following the attack.
4 Episode Four Sarah Daniels Dez McCarthy 7 February 2002
Amy writes a letter to her long lost father and her mother ends up giving her worrying news. Vikki finishes things with Danny when she finds out he's not going to University.
5 Episode Five Tara Byrne Dominic McDonald 12 February 2002
Amy ends up staying with Anika while her mum is in hospital. Nathan is revealed as having kept a secret from Briony.
6 Episode Six Tara Byrne Dominic MacDonald 14 February 2002
Briony finds out about Nathan's other girlfriend. Maddie is made fun of. Ozzie's new night club impresses Cracker.
7 Episode Seven Philip Gerard Dominic MacDonald 19 February 2002
The "No means No" report is removed from the school website. Calvin and Darren's Deostini card selling days come to an end. Amy finds out that her mum has cancer.
8 Episode Eight Philip Gerald Dominic MacDonald 21 February 2002
Mrs. Holmes actions cause concern. Danny and Vikki end up being reunited. Cracker decides to quit school and take a job in the new night club.
9 Episode Nine Helen Eatock Brett Fallis 26 February 2002
Mr. Deverill starts a positive discipline regime at the school. Cracker starts working at the club after leaving school. Chris sets Ozzy a challenge to prove his worth at the club.
10 Episode Ten Lisselle Kayla Brett Fallis 28 February 2002
Ray goes to see Lisa. Ian is picked on by Mr. Deverill. Leah admits the truth. Danny and Vikki's celebration is ruined by Ozzy.
11 Episode Eleven Rachel Dawson Brett Fallis 5 March 2002
After Leah and Shannon are involved in a fight they are given a Saturday detention by Mr. Deverill. Miss Fraser reveals to her pupils that she is engaged but her fiancée, Michael Barton is not pleased.
12 Episode Twelve Si Spencer Brett Fallis 7 March 2002
Maddie, Leah, Shannon, Martin and Ian to reflect on life during the Saturday detention session. Amy meets Chaz at a record fair and her mother later collapses.
13 Episode Thirteen Philip Gladwin John Dower 12 March 2002
Amy receives some bad news from her mother. Maddie's party doesn't go to plan. Mr. Robson announces to the rest of the staff that he plans to resign.
14 Episode Fourteen Philip Gerard John Dower 14 March 2002
Mr. Deverill hits Ian after he loses his temper. Ozzy attempts to get closer to Vicki. Tom reveals he has been working part time as a model.
15 Episode Fifteen Lin Coghlan John Dower 19 March 2002
The staff go to Miss Fraser's barbecue. Lisa watches Tom as he takes part in a modelling assignment. Amy's mum ends up losing her battle with cancer.
16 Episode Sixteen Helen Eatock John Dower 21 March 2002
Ben and Max discover Mr. Deverill's previous life as Mr. Wilcox. Ozzy ends up winning the bet with Chris. Leah leaves school. Tom's modelling pictures are published.
17 Episode Seventeen Sarah Daniels Mark Sendell 26 March 2002
Maddie ends up making a stand. Ozzy is shown by Chris the counterfeit money he has been laundering. Ian and Ben manage to find the proof they need about Mr. Deverill.
18 Episode Eighteen Si Spencer Mark Sendell 28 March 2002
The truth about Mr. Deverill is exposed. Mr. Robson and Miss Carver hold their wedding reception at the school. A fire has devastating results.

DVD release

The twenty-fifth series of Grange Hill has never been released on DVD as of 2014.

Notes

    References

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    4. ↑ Thonpson, Melissadate=6 April 2012. "Reggie Yates on The Voice, love, drinking... and dealing with his new-found sex symbol status". The Mirror. Retrieved 24 October 2016.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
    5. ↑ "Aladdin goes to Grange Hill". Louth Leader. 11 September 2002. Retrieved 26 March 2017.
    6. ↑ "Grange Hill back for series No 27". Liverpool Echo. 2 January 2004. Retrieved 24 October 2016.
    7. ↑ McNulty, Bernadette (23 May 2015). "The Staves: 'we don't know anything about folk'". The Telegraph. Retrieved 24 October 2016.
    8. ↑ Hassan, Genevieve (15 September 2014). "Toronto Film Festival 2014: Reporter's diary - Part 2". BBC News. Retrieved 24 October 2016.
    9. ↑ Mahadevan, Janaki (15 March 2007). "Grange Hill star graduates". Borehamwood & Elstree Times. Retrieved 24 October 2016.
    10. ↑ Pocklington, Rebecca (3 June 2016). "Inbetweeners star quits teaching job to become full-time actress, after students recognise her as 'Neil's sexy sister'". The Mirror. Retrieved 26 March 2017.
    11. ↑ "Sophie Shad CV". The Royal Central School of Speech & Drama. 2017. Retrieved 26 March 2017.
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