Xmas Party
It's the end of Will's first term and he has been elected as chairman for the Christmas party committee – mostly due to the fact that he was the only one to apply. He also manages to force Simon, Jay and Neil into helping him. At the party, Simon attempts to impress Carli, but when he goes to declare his love to her – with all eyes at the party on him – he chickens out. Luckily, everyone is distracted from Simon making a fool of himself, when a drunk Neil attempts to kiss his Biology teacher Miss Timms. Donovan then appears and threatens Will after seeing him talking to – and kissing – Charlotte, but everyone at the party tells Donovan to leave Will alone, saying that "Briefcase" has organised a good party. Donovan sees Charlotte giving him a dirty look and goes after her, and Will attempts to make a thank you speech – only to be ignored by everyone as the party continues. The party ends and the boys reflect on their past term lying down on a trampoline in the school gym. Jay then appears and tells the boys he has just received a blow job in the DJ booth. He then admits the truth that it was only a hand job"outside of the trousers" and after a bit of gentle teasing, he dives on the rest of the boys and the boys end the term playfighting on the trampoline.
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