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This is creepy, Daddy. Where is everybody?
I'm sure they're all hard at work, darling.
Come on.
This is so unbelievably low rent.
Good afternoon.
(Tinny techno music)
(Music stops, girl gasps)
We're here to see Miss Fritton.
You're not from t' Inland Revenue?
No. I'm er... Camilla's younger brother.
Ooh
You'll have to forgive me.
My brain doesn't kick in till Wednesday when I've been caning it all weekend.
You know what I mean.
Miss Fritton, your brother's here to see you.
WOMAN: I can't understand a word you're saying
I said your brother's here to see you
(Phone rings) MAN: Carnaby Fritton
GARNABY: No no listen to me very carefully
Why would I buy a picture
from someone of your dubious reputation?
(Woman laughs)
That's what you do, isn't it, Carnaby?
I'll get back to you.
Hello, Camilla.
(Snarls)
Mr Darcy, stop that at once.
Go to your happy place.
Barnaby Fritton.
Oh, I haven't heard a word from you in over 15 years.
I sent flowers.
A wreath...
for Mummy's funeral.
Oh, you must be my lully, lully niece Annabelle.
You're all clear.
(Sound of breaking wind)
(Chuckles)
Oh.
So... your father's PA
tells me you're joining us from Cheltenham Ladies' College.
For the life of me, I can't understand why he sent you there.
Yes, I was an utter fool to be taken in by the excellent teaching standards
and their consistently high performance in league tables.
In my experience, the teachers are insufferable snobs,
and the girls are all shits.
Not to worry, my dear.
Here, pupil and teacher live in blissful harmony.
(Screaming)
Daddy
Daddy you can't expect me to stay here
It's like Hogwarts for pikeys.
It's a little rough around the edges, darling.
- But that's part of the fun of the place. (Door opens)
(Humming to herself)
Here is a breakdown of the school fees.
(Sighs)
Whisky?
There seems to be some kind of mistake.
The Bursar never makes mistakes about money, unless it's for tax purposes.
But what about... a family discount?
Family discount!
You discounted the family years ago, Carnaby Fritton,
when you ruined Great Aunt Millicent with your hair-brained schemes.
I've done nothing to feel guilty about.
(Exasperated cry)
Your father has a short memory masquerading as a clear conscience.
The fees are 4,000.
1,500.
3,000, take it or leave it.
Let's call it 2,000, cash.
2,500.
- Two and a quarter. - Two-three.
Two-three, done.
Daddy, you can't leave me here.
Don't be silly, darling.
It'll be half term before you know it.
- Bonne chance! - Daddy!
(Car horn toots)
(Crows caw)
(Bell rings)
(Deep rumbling)
(Sings happily)
(Girl squeals)
(Shouting and rumbling)
(Bell tinkling)
Your old man's Roller looks like it's seen better days.
No.
It's a classic.
Daddy's an expert on the finer things. He has an art gallery in Mayfair.
I'm Annabelle...
Miss Fritton's niece.
I'll have someone come fetch your bags.
I'm sorry, I didn't get your name.
Kelly Jones.
I'm head girl.
(SCOFFS)
Really?
Welcome to St Trinian's.
# MARK RONSON feat. LILY ALLEN: Oh, My God
# I've never been this far away from home
#And, oh, my God, I can't believe it
# I've never been this far away from home
What are you bogging at... Ugly Betty?
Know where my bed is?
You saying I nicked your bed? Is that what you're saying?
I'll give you a slap.
Back off, Taylor.
Go paint your nails.
She who angers you conquers you.
Whatever.
Weirdo.
The Chavs are a bit touchy at the moment.
Oi, are you calling me a chav?
So, I told him...
They run a chatline
and all claim to have slept with a member of the Royal Family.
When you've dropped that many US bonds in the market, begin trading...
KELLY: Refused credit?
Talk to the Geeks
What about this lot? Are they asleep?
(Eerie whistling)
Goths.
We're not Goths, we're Emos.
What are Emos?
Emotionally unstable.
First years.
(Chatter)
Fulchester's answer to The Sopranos
This is you.
ANNABELLE: What are they betting on?
How long you'll last.
#And oh, my God, I can't believe it
# I've never been this far away from home
#And oh, my God, I can't believe it
# I've never been this far away from home
#And oh, my God, I can't believe it
# I've never been this far away from...
All right, girls.
We're live on YouTube.
Hm.
(Screams)
(Laughter)
Now we'll see what she's made of.
(Astonished gasps)
(Thud)
New girl.
- (Whispers) Daddy? - Hello?
- Sorry, Daddy, did I wake you? - What is it darling?
I want you to come and pick me up from this hell hole right now.
I've been broadcast on the Internet.
(Chuckles) it's like a schoolgirl prank that's all
Naked, Daddy! (Whispers) I want you to get me now.
- (Woman laughs) - Who's that?
Nobody darling I'm tucked up in bed watching Desperate Housewives
(Static interference)
Daddy, are you coming or not?
I'm losing you, darling. Cc-hhh!
Hello? Hello?
CC-hhh!
Ohh!
Annabelle Fritton!
Uh... er...
I can't believe what you just did.
I'm sorry, miss.
I don't know what came over me.
I've been looking for someone with a shot like that.
I'm drafting you into the hockey team as of today.
THE ORDINARY BOYS: # Nine2Five
He's here.
# Oh, my gosh, my days are getting longer
#And there's no turning back, I'm working the nine to five
# Just to keep my contract
# Did I say nine? I meant 1:30
# I ain't no early birdy, I'm working the nine to five
Bonsoir, nitwits.
Evening. Make it silver.
# So you gotta do some idents, what channel are you?
# Channel who? Sorry I'm haltered for a snooze
# Oh, Channel U, the ones that made me huge
# Like Katie Price's boobs
# Whoops! I'm being rude
# Where's my Red Bull and my sandwich? I need food!
# I can't handle this
# I'm getting... like Pampers throwing a tantrum
# Oh, my gosh, my days are getting longer
#And there's no turning back, I'm working the nine to five
# Just to keep my contract
# Did I say nine? I meant 1:30
# I ain't no early birdy, I'm working the nine to five
Well, I um... love the new packaging, girls.
But what about the problems we had with the last batch?
Problems, Flash?
Yeah, the slightly bitter aftertaste,
people going blind after the second glass...
that lady what died...
She was old. She could have gone at any time.
She was 38.
Yeah?
Anoushka. Come here, girl.
- Na zdorovye! - Abramovich.
(Glass smashes, girl screams)
Are you all right?
- No problem, Flash. - We got ourselves a deal, then.
Excellent.
If that's permanent...
I'll see you in court.
Just be aware of that.
Ta-da!
Nice. Wow. What have we here?
It looks lovely, anyway.
Like Christmas. What's this, then?
Like, sweets, is it? A cigar?
Hey, look at me.
- They're tampons, Flash. - What?! Oh!
- Designer tampons. - Why? Why do you do that?
A woman doesn't only want to look beautiful on the outside.
I can't sell a product I don't believe in. Come on.
You wanted a word, Flash?
Ooh, yeah. All right, girls.
Yeah, well, carry on.
Keep at it
Yes. Um...
I was wondering if you could have a word with the Maths Department.
What's the problem?
They're very keen to place a bet and that,
but they're not so forthcoming when it comes to squaring it with the bookie,
if you get my drift.
Teachers. Keeping them in line is a full-time occupation.
Kell, um...
A new Chinese opened in the high street.
Apparently it's handsome.
I wondered if you weren't too busy, maybe one night this week.
Shoot me down in flames if it's not a good idea, but I thought we could pop along, the two of us.
- I don't think so, Flash. - No. Stupid idea.
I don't mix business with pleasure.
And I've got a lot on.
Very busy.
Busy with all my... gear here, so...
#And there's no turning back, I'm working the nine to five
# Just to keep my contract...
- Nice work on the paint job. - Night, Flash.
- Auf Wiedersehen, girls. - See you soon.
Incoming 10 degrees south possible hostile
Intruder located
First years, into position.
GIRLS: Morning Miss
(Splash) " Oh!
(Laughter)
But we still need to pay the staff.
Otherwise they'll go out on strike.
Not now, Bursar.
Miss Fritton, if we don't take a firm grasp of this situation,
then St Trinian's will have to...
Not now.
(Buzzer)
Some dosser's just pitched up.
She claims she's our new English teacher She doesn't look like it
She looks like she hasn't got a pot to piss in.
- Beverly - Sorry, Miss Fritton.
She doesn't look like she's got a pot in which to piss.
That's better
Ah, Miss Fritton, my references and qualifications.
Oh, my dear, how lovely.
That you made it down the drive is qualification enough.
I daresay you'll do very well.
The agency tells me you've lost four English teachers in six months.
Very careless of us.
I expect they'll turn up.
Moorcroft! Tuck that shirt in!
- Sorry, Miss. - (Girl screams, thud)
(Laughter from below)
(Teacher speaks in Spanish)
(Girls recite)
Muy bien chicas
How do you feel, girls?
- Much better, Miss. - Anger management. Carry on.
No. No, no, no. You will get paid.
I promise.
Everyone...
I'd like to introduce you to our new English teacher. Miss Dickinson.
Hello.
Welcome.
You must try my latest concoction. It's a real beauty.
- I call it The Gerald. - The Gerald.
After my first husband.
Cheap, bitter and completely alcoholic.
- Have you been drinking again? - No. no.
Just a little breathless.
Go on. I'm dying to know what you think.
I... I'm teetotal, I'm afraid.
(Wind whistles)
But I do like having fun as much as the next person.
In fact, I'd love it if we could all get involved in School Challenge.
TV quiz show.
Popular at my last school
and tremendous fun for both pupils and teachers.
- Good morning, everyone. - Morning, Mr Thwaites.
Please, sit.
Now, as you know all too well,
our nation's schools have been blighted by the false kindness
of namby-pamby, touchy-feely policies for far too long.
Badly behaved children don't need an arm around the shoulder.
They need a good kick up the arse.
May we say "shot in the arm," sir? For the tabloids?
Say what you need to say. The important thing is what we do.
I intend to start with the worst schools in the country.
But that would mean St Trinian's, sir.
- What's the matter with him? - Five years ago he went to...
that place undercover.
He's suffered severe and recurrent trauma ever since.
Really? From a bunch of naughty schoolgirls?
You wouldn't know, man. You weren't there.
When I overhauled the prison service
I began by tackling the most fractious, lawless and feared institutions around.
Once I'd dealt with those, the others simply fell into place.
We'll take the same approach with St Trinian's.
Be afraid, sir. Be very afraid.
Right. On my command, unleash hell.
(Shouting)
- Daddy! - Hello, darling.
Daddy, look!
They're bloody animals.
Animals! I'm going to kill them!
Try to remember what your behavioural therapist said. Run along.
We've entered bedlam. The very gates of hell.
I don't understand why you didn't close this place years ago.
Because, Miss Bagstock, they can change. And they will.
(Laughs)
Not this lot. You'd understand if you met their headmistress.
Between you and I, she's worse than the children.
A Miss Fritton.
Camilla.
# Love ls A Many Splendoured Thing
That's right Completely barking mad Have you heard of her?
Ah, Miss Bagstock.
Your girlish laughter hit me like the lash of a hunting crop.
Miss Fritton, I don't expect you've met our new Minister of Education.
# Love is a many splendoured thing
- Geoffrey. - Miss Fritton.
- So you have met? - University.
We were the toast of the dramatic society.
Oh, Geoffrey.
Another time...
Another Country.
(Camilla laughs) To what do I owe the pleasure?
I've heard that your school is a hotbed of anarchy, ill-discipline...
Oh.
...and your academic results are a disaster.
- So I'm here to help. - How lovely.
I've got some shelves that need putting up and the kitchens need a good scrub.
Unsanitary catering facilities. I'll add that to the list.
You know, I think you'll find you and I both want the same things.
We just happen to be sitting on different sides of the table.
Table? Mortuary slab, I'd say, Geoffrey.
You want to straitjacket us with your limited curriculum,
which has become nothing more than state-circulated Chinese whispers
and you call it education.
You've changed, Geoffrey.
You haven't.
(Panting)
I think Mr Darcy likes you.
(Mr Darcy yelps, then whimpers)
Let it dry, and then a good stiff brush.
Oh, my God. It's Verity Thwaites. She's a total psycho.
Come on Cheltenham Ladies Show them what you're made of
The important thing is not to provoke her.
(Chanting) Who let the dogs out? Who? Who? Who-who?
Who let the dogs out? Who? Who? Who-who?
So, what do you think of my girls?
- Hawes! - I beg your pardon?
Jemma Hawes, pull your socks up. You're a Cheltenham Lady.
I'm sure your girls will try their very best.
But It's not the winning that matters. It's the taking part that counts.
Snooty cow.
Sorry?
Emily Snooty-Cow, do remember to stretch.
Jolly good. Jolly good.
Girls!
Look who it is.
It's Annabelle the Cannibal.
(H isses)
What's that all about?
I used to eat people.
What?
I used to have braces and bits of food got stuck in them.
Nice.
(Sombre organ music)
OK, girls, let's play clean.
No biting, scratching, kicking.
No gouging-
No headbutting no punching
No slapping, spitting. No um...
No gouging-
And um... no non -regulation equipment.
Janey, I'm talking to you.
OK, into position.
VERITY: Come on, girls, let's take them down.
CROWD: Ooh!
On you go, Matron.
Right you are.
You do know the rules, don't you?
Nope.
Oh.
(Blows whistle frantically)
- Good shot! - Yes!
Yes!
(snores)
- Barbed wire? - Check.
- Crowbar? - Check.
- Wheel clamp. - Check.
- Follow the tools girls - Wait for me.
Hurry up slow coach
- He didn't? - He did!
It was just so disgusting. (Giggles)
It was still quite funny.
But then I said to him, "You didn't?"
And he said, "I did."
- He didn't? - He did. Just imagine!
(Phone rings)
Posh Totty.
Hello, big boy.
Shoo, shoo, shoo. Shoo.
I'm wearing my school uniform, silly.
Although, I'm about to get changed into my gym kit.
I did really well in my last oral
Although I did find it a bit of a mouthful at first
But Miss says if I practise as often as I can
I could become Head Girl.
(Chanting)
We're onto you, so watch your backs!
Feel the fear. We're maniacs!
St Trinian's!
M-A-N -I-A-C. St Trinian's!
Look out.
(Cheering)
# NOISETTES: Don't Give Up
# If I tried to tell you to do what for?
# Can't you see life's knocking right at your door
# I just don't know for sure
(Whistle blows)
# Don't give up, don't give up
# Don't give up, don't give up!
(Jeering)
(Boeing)
Does anybody have any smelling salts?
No, but I've got poppers.
Go, girlie! Go, girlie!
# Can't you see life's knocking right at your door
- (Boeing) - Fair plaY-
# What if I tried to tell you to do what for
# Don't give up, don't give up
# Don't give up, don't give up!
Girlie, girlie, girlie! Ha-ha!
I know it's very hard Charles
and most of the girls hate it
but I really like Greek
Charles? Charles?
Are you there?
(Phone rings)
What's that?
Is that yours?
You wouldn't know the way to the hockey pitch, would you?
Wargh!
Short corner to St Trinian's.
(Whistle)
Go!
(Snarls)
You're dead.
Yes!
# Are teenage dreams so hard to beat?
# Every time he walks down the street
# Another boy in my neighbourhood
# Wish he was mine, he looks so good
# I want to hold him, want to hold him tight
# I get teenage kicks right through the night
Geoffrey, where on earth have you been?
You're running quite an exotic establishment here, Miss Fritton.
- What a lovely thing to say. - What have they done to you?
(Muffled cries)
I quite agree. The best team did win.
I suppose the lesson is, don't mess with St Trinian's.
We do play a little rough.
We can all play rough, Camilla.
Maybe we'll be seeing a little more of one another.
I'll make sure of it.
# I want to hold him, want to hold him tight
# Get teenage kicks right through the night
# All right!
(Snoring)
Ah!
(Whispers) Beverly. Beverly.
(Mouths)
(Clattering) " Ow!
Beverly, would you like to offer this gentleman something to drink?
Sorry, how rude of me.
I'm... I'm afraid after last night we've only got Smirnoff.
- Tea, Beverly. - Or tea.
Yeah, sorry. Tea, tea, tea...
We're not here to drink tea, Miss Fritton.
You owe the bank over $500,000.
Aren't you lucky? Christmas bonuses all round, I expect.
Because of your decision to ignore our six previous final demands,
I am forced to serve you with this foreclosure notice.
Final demand? How can there be more than one final demand?
Which is the final final demand?
I can't believe you haven't told me about this.
Well, actually, I did try to tell you.
Not now, Bursar. Beverly, where's that tea?
You can't just pull the plug on us, like some under performing hairdressing salon.
This is an institution of learning, sir, and I have a duty of care.
I don't answer to you, I answer to my girls.
Girls who find shelter in no other schools.
A bunch of delinquents and playground terrorists.
One man's terrorist is another woman's freedom fighter, Mr...
...Bank Manager.
You have four weeks to repay the outstanding balance...
or this school...
is declared officially bankrupt.
Tea.
# Uh-oh, we're in trouble
# Something's come along and it's burst our bubble...
Houston, we have a problem.
# Gotta make a dash for the cash on the double
# The party was great, yeah
# We were really thrilled
# But the bank man came and we're gonna get killed
# We got some style but we got no money
# Now the joke's on us...
- (Shouting) - Quiet, everyone!
(Piercing whistle)
(Silence)
St Trinian's is closing down.
(Cheering)
We're facing the biggest crisis of our lives and you're behaving like bloody children.
If this place closes down, we have to go to other schools,
and by that I mean normal schools.
(Silence)
# Uh-oh, we're in trouble
# We're deep in doo-doo and we don't have a shovel...
Thank you, Matron.
Mm... Oh...
A dark cloud hangs over the school, Beverly.
I know all about that one, Miss Fritton.
Sits on top of me every Monday when I'm on a comedown.
Do you know what you've got to do?
You gotta get your serotonin levels back in whack.
Red ones bring you up and blue ones bring you down.
I believe in a healthy balance. I'll have one of each.
Thank you.
Mm. Delicious.
- Oh, darling! - Daddy! I'll get my stuff and we'll go.
- What? - That's why you're here, isn't it?
No, we'll... talk later, darling. Milla.
Oi.
You might wanna see this.
A boutique hotel? But this is my school, Carnaby.
The bank's school, Camilla. And when they shut you down,
you will have lost everything - and more importantly, so will I.
The good news is live a pal in property
Oh Milla do listen
I think live come up with a solution that could benefit us both
If we move fast, sell the place now,
we can repay the debt and er... split the profits.
Looks like your old man's selling us down the river.
No. Daddy wouldn't do anything like that.
What about the girls?
What would happen to my dear girls?
You can stop the Miss Jean Brodie act, now, Milla. It's me you're talking to.
- What about Annabelle? - I don't know what to make of that girl
A bit of a drip if you ask me
I sometimes wonder if she's actually mine
Still a daddy's girl, eh?
You're wrong about her Carnaby
In there there's a Fritton
She's got the true family stripe which is more than I can say about you
- You snake in the grass - Let's face it little sister
This dump is history
(G rowls)
- on (Thud)
It's no use relying on the grown -ups.
We need to sort this out ourselves.
Now, the subject of today's lesson is crime.
Yeah? All right? You're liking me now.
So for every need there is a misdeed
And what our need is, in this particular instance, girls,
is to get our hands on half a bar.
That's half a million pounds for you little ladies
- Any ideas? Who's got an idea? - (Girls call out)
Anyone? Yes?
Shut up! You!
- What about extortion? - Excellent. Well done.
Yes.
Brilliant Extortion
Now, I know a lot of people think the old, "Give me your money or else,"
is a bit old hat, but it's a classic, it's perennial, possible.
Good work Now who else has got any ideas?
- Go on, Celia. - Confidence trickery.
Confidence trickery. Excellent!
- Credit card fraud. - Credit card fraud
- Kidnapping, Flash. - Kidnapping!
That is more like it. Kid... napping!
So, we take a rich man's wife...
- Excellent. ...cut off her ear...
and then send it to him special delivery.
And then... we just keep chopping...
...bits of her off... - (Girls all groan)
...until he pays the ransom.
(Giggling)
You shouldn't be laughing at that. That is too much evil.
You should see a counsellor. Don't leave her on her own.
(Soft creak) - Come in, don't loiter in the doorway.
I didn't know you painted, Auntie.
Miss.
Just having a little bit of "me" time.
Once upon a time I used to think of it as a career.
It's jolly good. Did you sell many paintings?
Not under my own name.
I took it up when I was recovering from a broken heart.
We Fritton women are made of sturdy stuff
but we do need an emotional outlet, don't we, dear?
Hit me. Come on, girlie, hit me!
Come on, come on.
- Come on, girlie, girlie! - I can't!
You can. Let out your frustrations.
Inhale your anger and let it all out with a good right hook.
Go on.
I see.
Turn your mind to something or someone who really makes your blood boil. Hm?
A snake in the grass who betrays his family ties
as easily as he betrays his word.
An unconscionable shit. A complete and utter...
(Roars)
Oh...
Welcome to the fold, girlie.
Help your old auntie up.
" Rah! _ (squeals)
(Chuckles) Oh, poor girl. Let's have a whisky.
Come on, ladies, we need to think big. Open your minds real wide.
(All call out)
You gotta search for the criminal inside yourself. Yes!
BOTH: Theft.
Theft. Finally. Now you're talking.
Excellent Theft
- Good work. - Bank of England?
Bank of England too big.
- Woolworths. - Too small. Just sweets.
Come on, think about it. I'm telling you...
If you don't use your noggins, we ain't gonna get this dough together.
I see erm... Yes... Kelly.
What about that?
(Gasps)
(In unison) Oh, my God!
You want to steal Scarlett Johansson?
You are so blonde, Chelsea.
That is one of the most valuable paintings in the world.
And it is here now.
We steal it and then we fence it.
You'd be able to flog it for us, Flash, wouldn't you?
Well, erm...
It's probably a bit out of my league, Kel.
Number 7.
The Heist.
Girls, it's time we organised a school trip.
Girls, please. Remember we have the school's reputation to uphold.
(Screaming)
Oi.
Bingo.
Wow.
You can so see why Colin Firth wanted to shag her.
Yeah, but you could spruce it up with a dash of colour and some accessories.
I'm thinking, lose the earrings and go for some big gold hoops.
Ciao-ciao.
- So? - OK.
They've got 28 CCTV cameras on separate circuits.
Four shifts of 12 armed guards patrol the galleries 24 hours a day.
Pressure alarms, invisible random lasers,
and hydraulically-operated reinforced steel shutters.
Golly!
- So? - We're talking Mission: Impossible.
- That's a no? - If Tom Cruise can do it, so can we.
Yeah, yeah, but the real problem is, how do we get into the building?
We need some kind of cover
Any bright ideas?
So, are we good?
It's such a pity none of you want to give School Challenge a shot.
It would be so much fun.
I only mention it because the final takes place right here.
KELLY: What did you say? - The final will be televised here.
In the Grand Hall.
The location: Trafalgar Square.
The target: National Gallery.
This is where our trailer base is.
- And the distance? - 114 metres.
OK, let's get animated.
So here we are - one of the world's busiest squares
And Big Brother will definitely be watching us
with a surveillance camera on every wall
and security guards at every turn
So we use the trailer as cover and take the sewers
(Girls groan)
- Nasty. - Who's that?
- Ha-ha! Taylor. - What?
" (Laughter) - Why me?
I don't know what you're looking so pleased about, Andrea.
- You're coming as well. - Shut up!
Me and the Corpse Bride? I don't think so.
Drop the attitude, Taylor.
- Polly - Now...
When you get in the sewers, you have to get through these iron gates.
- Eugh! '(Laughs)
(Laughs)
(Mouse squeaks)
We have double chemistry tomorrow.
BOTH: We'll start on the explosives. - Good work.
Once inside, you'll make your way through to the balcony,
which overlooks the Grand Hall.
Then you take the zip wire over the audience,
while the show is being recorded.
It's like 10 metres high.
113 actually
So after we've got through the rank sewers, iron gates, security guards...
And then we've done a live wire act over the audience,
I suppose you want us to swim the Channel, and then...
- climb a mountain... ...as well!
No. You just have to get through these.
Invisible random lasers
with pressure alarms that trigger hydraulically-operated steel shutters.
All sounds frightfully exciting, doesn't it?
As for the explosives, girls,
I'd go for RDX rather than Trinitrotoluene.
There's nothing worse than rogue C-4.
BOTH: Yes, Miss.
But all this will be a complete waste of time unless we get to the Final
Oh, God, yeah.
So, girls... how do you plan to get us there?
That's not a problem.
Get yourself on camera and the world can be your oyster
One day you're on School Challenge, the next it's Love Island.
Soon you've married a footballer and bought the Bahamas.
But easy, now, girls, because if you don't take that moment,
blink... and it's back to obscurity.
KELLY: Oi, girls. Jog on.
- So who... - JJ French.
Our last Head Girl, now turned PR guru.
People want soap opera.
They want to know how to get your look. What diet you're on.
They want to know all about your broken hearts
and your fashion disasters.
But keep them talking, that's the game.
That's genius.
Then why isn't everybody famous?
Because they don't have me.
You need to play an angle.
Look at Liz Hurley. She wore that dress and what happened?
An acting career, her own clothing line
and a 15-page wedding in Hello! magazine.
Now that's genius.
OK, so here's a little tip I learned from Paris.
- Hilton? - France.
Put on a pair of YSL's and the whole world will think you're a total brainiac.
(Giggling)
(Cheering)
You are welcome to join us on our quizzical quest
to find the brightest of sparks, the smartest of alecks,
the very pluperfect of pupils
in this year's battle to find the champions of School Challenge.
On my right in the red corner we have Ampleforth College
And on my left in the blue corner it's Peaches Chelsea and Chloe
- from St Trinian's! - (Cheering)
What term is applied to a restraint on the expansion of an economy
as a result of governmental taxation policy
whereby a rise in inflation causes a larger proportion
of wage earners' income to be paid in tax?
(Ping)
Chelsea, St Trinian's.
Fiscal drag.
Fiscal drag is the right answer.
- (Cheering) - Well done. Five points.
- Which Roman poet... - (Ping)
Peaches, St Trinian's.
Ovid.
Ovid is the answer I have on the card.
(Cheering)
- Who wrote... - (Ping)
Charles Dickens.
...Is the right answer. Well, I'm sorry, Ampleforth,
you're up against a team at the very top of their form.
Quickly.
- Which Tchaikovsky overture (Ping)
1812.
Is the correct answer.
(Bell) - There goes the school bell
with the scores standing at
...which means, I'm sorry to say, Ampleforth College,
we have to bid farewell to you.
ALL: Loser! Loser!
Losefl
So...
how are we going to beat Bedales?
CELIA: Magic
The kind you get in mushrooms.
- Hi - Hi.
Anyone for camomile tea?
- Yes. - Thanks.
In which Shakespeare play would you find the following stage directions:
"Exit, pursued by a bear"?
(Buzzer)
Yes. Chas. Bedales.
- Was it Winnie the Pooh? - (Laughter)
(Continuous buzzing)
Caspar...
- Are you buzzing, Caspar? - Oh, yeah.
You've had your chance
You've buzzed... What are you doing?
What are you doing? Chas! I'm being touched.
Derek, I'm being touched. Derek!
(Ping)
Sure, just sign the deal and I'll make sure she says the brand live on air.
- Apple - Apple is the right answer
(Cheering)
Know-it-all nymphets from St Trinian's
Oh, come on, Eton. I'm going to have to hurry you.
No, it's gone.
(Bell)
And so has the bell!
And er... on that note, I'm afraid we leave Eton...
(Thud)
...and congratulate our glorious and glamorous victresses,
who will go on next week
to the grand final to meet Cheltenham Ladies' College
It is of course St Trinian's
(Cheering and chanting)
Are we going to close down St Trinian's?
THWAVYES: No they're more use to us alive
You see, as things stand, they're the perfect symbol of misguided youth.
They're a beacon of ill-discipline in need of correction.
I'm going to make an example of them. I'll break their spirit.
They will conform.
It's time the world saw what we've been dealing with.
Show them the problem... then fix it.
The press pack is panting, Peter.
It's time we let them loose.
Hang on.
You want me, a man of my calibre...
...just to... bowl into some gallery in London,
waltz up to your old man
and offer to flog him a Vermeer for half a bar?
It won't be you. It will be this guy.
Gerhard Von Strubel, the most elusive art dealer in the world.
You want me to pretend to be some...
art bloke?
They've never met,
but my father would do anything to do business with him.
No, I'm sorry, I don't fancy it. No.
KELLY: What's wrong?
Not up to it, Flash?
I told you, Annabelle.
Hold on, hold on. I didn't say I wouldn't do it.
Come on, give us a look at it. I'll give anything a try once.
So, erm...
What's he like, then, this von Strubel mug?
- He's a count. - He sounds like one!
No, he's posh. I can do posh, look.
Oh, la-di-dah! Shall we go hunting?
But can you do German?
Yeah, of course I can. Ah, mon freuer...
Strindberg Wiederkind JUrgen Klinsmann...
It'll be all right on the night. Just give me a little bit of time.
What's he erm... What's he look like?
Well, all I've heard is that he's successful...
erudite and handsome.
Oh, I almost forgot. He's also very, very gay.
(Chokes)
(Whistle)
Scramble! Black Eagle, one o'clock!
Ready to make the front pages, Minister?
Peter, the only things the public wants to read about
are mayhem, misery and disaster.
So we'll be fine.
Thank you for coming, gentlemen, ladies.
What you're about to witness is the disgraceful result
of 15 years of political indifference.
Schools like this one are weeds.
Long neglected, they've been allowed to grow wild and unruly.
- And you're the weedkiller, Minister? - I like it, Denise.
Code Red!
People have often criticised my methods.
They say I'm too aggressive, hard-line, whatever.
But what I'm about to show you...
...is the appalling alternative.
It looks rather pleasant, if you ask me.
You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off.
Minister! Minister?
Code Red!
Morning.
Er... are you lot from t' Inland Revenue?
No.
Phew!
Quickly, quickly.
Ready?
...when the sixth hour was come, there was a darkness over...
How can I help you?
And some of them stood by when they heard the saint
They're bound to slip up sooner or later.
(Clattering)
Christ! He's coming this way!
We're never gonna make it!
Who are you?
I know your daughter.
You're friends with Verity?
I was at Cheltenham with her.
She was the school bully and I was one of her favourite victims.
DENISE: Really?
So Minister your daughter was the school bully
And what's it like being at St Trinian's?
Oh, it's like...
one big, happy... if slightly dysfunctional... family.
A bastard profanes the English throne
The generous Britons are cheated by a juggler.
Geoffrey What a surprise!
What's going on, Miss Fritton?
The girls are hard at work,
and their headmistress is rehearsing the role of a lifetime.
Don't you think I make a remarkable queen?
You're up to something, and I will get to the bottom of it.
I will expose you.
Well, you'll have to at least buy me dinner first.
Oh, Geoffrey.
Oh, not again.
(Snarls)
Aar-rood.!
Not quite the headline we had in mind, Minister.
(Suppressed giggling)
(Screams)
(Snarls)
You've had this coming since the day you arrived, Fritton.
What are you going to do to me?
Give you a makeover, silly.
# SUGABABES: 3 Spoons Of Suga
# She likes to dress like she's fresh out of a magazine
# She struts around getting down to her record machine
# It's clear that she enjoys teasing all the boys
# They always say that you'll remember her name
# Because she's got it
# She's got it right down
# And all the guys say
# I need three spoons of sugar in a glass full of liquor
# To get over you
# I'm gonna need a whole lot of therapy to cure the sugar rush
# I can't get over you
# Gimme something in my coffee
# Gimme thrills, take my money
# Can't get over you
So... how do you feel?
Like a St Trinian.
# I need three spoons of sugar in a glass full of liquor
# To get over you
# Gimme something in my coffee
# Gimme thrills, take my money
# Can't get over you
# I'm gonna need a whole lot of therapy to cure the sugar rush
# I can't get over you
Ah, Lavinia.
Are you tempted by our caped crusader?
(Chuckles)
(German accent) Gah! Why is it that the first face I see
is not only the handsomest face in this room
but also the very face I came here to talk to?
It must be fate.
You are?
German.
Whereabouts in Germany?
Bayern Munich.
That's a football team.
Yes... and I am their number one fan.
Please, don't go. I didn't mean to offend you.
It's just... I get very lonely being German.
And a bigwig in the art world.
- I imagine. - And gay.
- Would you... - Ohh!
Whoopsie-daisy! Gerhard, Gerhard, Gerhard!
Oh, my God.
You're not Count Gerhard von...
Sshh, please!
I'm trying to keep a low profile.
One of the great masterpieces has just become available on the black market.
Which masterpiece are you talking about?
Well, it's actually rather a big deal.
A little out of your league, perhaps.
Perhaps it's something you'd er...
prefer to discuss over dinner.
What?
Well, you said how... lonely you are.
We could er... spend some time together.
A nice candlelit dinner,
a stroll along the beach...
...just the two of us...
...barefoot in the surf.
And then...
...back to my place.
Or I could just... tell you now.
- Oh, yes, OK. - Good, it's better.
The masterpiece is the...
The Girl With The Pearl Earring.
Really?
(Sombre music)
The ultimate price was paid by one...
...who laid down his life...
for his sisters and his school.
No greater love hath any dog...
...than this.
(Sniffs) I'm sorry.
This one's for Mr Darcy!
(Cheering)
# GIRLS ALOUD: On My Way To Satisfaction
# Hey, yeah, yeah
# Don't you know I saved a spot for you?
# And I-l-l
# I wanna introduce you to my crew
# So what do you say?
# Am I gonna get my way?
# I don't need your permission
# You're uptight and it don't look right
# You've gotta share my vision
# On my Way
# To satisfaction
# How I love
# Your reaction
# On my Way
# To satisfaction
# How I love
# Yeah
# Your reaction
Minister?
This school you very publicly condemned is now in the final of School Challenge.
A little embarrassing for your department is it not? Like to comment?
No, Denise, I wouldn't.
I'm here in a private capacity to support my daughter's school.
No more photos now, please, gentlemen.
REPORTER: One question.
Excuse, can I just...
I'm sorry, you can't go in there.
What? But I...
The team's going through some intense preparations.
(Power tool whirring)
Eurgh!
OK. Picture's up.
Tania, what are you doing?
You're 10.
And you're carrying high explosives.
It's not what you think, Kell.
It's for the smell.
We saw it on CSI.
Oh.
Good luck, girls.
(Cheering and applause)
(Theme tune intro)
- Annabelle? - Wait for it.
Hello and welcome to no less an institution than the National Gallery,
in London itself
where we're proud to welcome you to the grand final of School Challenge.
(Whooping)
OK. Now.
(Dull thud)
Girls? Girls, hello.
What's happened?
Come in, come in. Speak to me.
- (Groaning) - Oh look
BOTH: That was wicked.
OK, girls, let's rock'n'roll.
I love what you've done with the place
There's no time for this. Concentrate.
Who was burned at the stake for the crime of wearing men's clothes?
(Buzzer) - Peaches. St Trinian's.
Joan of Arc.
Joe Nafark.
Joan of Arc is the right answer. Five points to St Trinian's.
Plenty of time yet ladies from Cheltenham
OK, it looks like you're clear.
(Door slams)
What's happening?
Speak to me.
(crying)
What are you doing here?
We got stuck in the toilet.
We thought our mummy would come and get us but nobody did.
We were scared.
You're safe now. Come on.
Come on.
Which Latin phrase defines the common -law legal action or writ
which is the means by which detainees can seek relief
from unlawful imprisonment?
Yes! Chelsea, St Trinian's.
Is it... um...
I think it might possibly be...
Um...
Habeas corpus.
Habeas corpus is the right answer. They are on fire, Cheltenham.
(Cheering and whooping)
Agreat English novel, published in 1813,
was originally said to be entitled First Impressions
it's better known by another title Can you give me that title please?
(Buzzer) - Chelsea. St Trinian's.
- Pride and (Feedback squeal)
Ow!
That was more painful than a Brazilian wax.
Brazilian wax? Is that your answer? Pride And Brazilian Wax?
- No! No, um... - (Laughter)
(Questions continue below)
We need more cover.
Medusa.
Medusa is the right answer. Well done.
Jolly good!
(Whooping and cheering)
I'm not sure why you're cheering quite so enthusiastically.
Your school is not doing too well at the moment.
- Go on. - I don't want to go.
Get out of the way, Morticia.
I'm scared of heights.
OK. I'm coming.
No. One at a time.
Go back.
Come on. Quick.
Now maths How are we on maths girls?
What is the volume of a sphere?
Yes, Peaches. You got there first.
Quite loud.
You're barking up the wrong tree there.
Not quite what we mean by "volume"
Any idea? Jemima yes?
- Pi R cubed. - Pi times the radius cubed
- It is Pi R cubed - Bursar.
I've always been rather good at figures.
Literature Let's see how we do here
She made her first appearance as a young girl in the novel
L'Assommoir by Emile Zola.
Yes. Chelsea, St Trinian's.
Kylie.
- (Laughter) - No, it isn't Kylie.
Yes, please, Antonia.
That would be Nana.
- Nana is the right answer. - (Applause)
St Trinian's lagging after a wonderful start on 45 points
to Cheltenham's 120
We'll take those scores into school break time.
Milk and buns for us, hopscotch in the playground for you.
See you later.
This is not happening.
Chelsea! You can't leave!
You all right, babes?
I just wonder if I'm wasting myself doing this platitudinous drivel.
Is this all there is?
That'll be your serotonin levels.
Here. I've got summat for you.
Red ones bring you up, blue ones bring you down.
Go for your life.
Oh... (Whimpers)
Wait Chelsea wait
No way. There is no way I am going back in there.
- What's wrong, Chelsea? - Our earpieces have stopped working.
Earpieces?
That's how we were getting the answers. Unnnh!
If you walk out now, this whole thing goes up in smoke.
Every offer we've had over the last six weeks will vanish.
No more Big Brother. No more Project Catwalk.
No more Celebrity Love Island.
You've been cheating.
(Sobs)
Just one moment, Chelsea Parker.
I've been watching you, you little madam...
...with your girlish wiles and your... saucy ways.
And now, it seems, your criminal cunning.
You know what you are, don't you?
(Whimpers)
A washed-up slapper.
- Smart. - Huh?
Smarter than you think.
I am?
And smart is cool.
- It is? - Yes.
And very, very sexy.
Really?
We're going to be back on in 30 seconds, OK?
- Where's Stephen? - He's here He's here He's here
I know he's here, because... I am he.
(Stephen laughs)
Oh, my darling lady girls. Welcome back, welcome back.
It's the kind of glorious evening, isn't it, gentle boys and all...
It's the kind of evening
where you want to gather every known numpty in the universe
and clutch them to your bosom.
Let's get straight down to it.
Let's do it and get straight down to it.
Let's do it, let's do it, let's do it, let's do it now.
Ladies and gentlemen first question
It's another fruit. We had a fruit earlier - we've got another fruit now.
This question is which native Brazilian tropical fruit
bears the Latin name ananas comosus?
Pawpaw. It's the pawpaw.
(Ping)
St Trinian's Chelsea
Pawpaw. Pawpaw!
Pawpaw! Pawpaw! Pawpaw!
Is it pineapple?
No!
It is pineapple.
- Five points to St Trinian's - Good.
OK. Well done.
- (Cheering) - I don't know who St Trinian was
but he was watching over you then
Congratulations you're back on form
So fingers back on buzzers please
(Quiz continues in background)
- Othello? STEPHEN: Othello will do
(Applause) - We've got a problem.
Thwaites is onto us.
Buggeration!
What is the capital of Burkina Faso?
(Ping) _ yes?
Chloe
Ouagadougou.
Ouagadougou is the right answer.
- (Cheering) - Well done, Chloe. Congratulations.
I had a boyfriend from there.
Another five points to St Trinian's This is getting exciting
Geoffrey!
You know, when I was in the prison system,
I encountered some of the country's top felons,
but your girls really are in a whole other league.
They are the créme I la créme.
What did I tell you?
Don't tell me. Tell it to the judge.
Oh, I've met some hard-boiled men in my time,
but... you are 20 minutes.
One last drink... for old times' sake?
I don't think so.
Geoffrey, where did it all go wrong?
You and I...
Where did it go wrong?
Was I... (Sighs)... too fickle, too... fanciful?
Too... much for you?
Maybe I will have that drink.
Down here!
Wait for me.
Let's dance.
# A new dawn waits for us tonight
# If you play the cards... - Come on, focus!
# I swear I'll keep in party line
# Cross my heart and hope to die
# If I lose myself to rhythm
# Doesn't mean I lose control
# If I can't dance then I don't want
# Any part of your revolution
# Revolution
You've put me in a very difficult position, Milla.
Whereas on the one hand, it's my sovereign duty to...
to turn you in. On. Over.
On the other hand, the second hand. Ticktock.
You're so...
- So... - Intelligent?
Fragrant?
- Dangerous? - Odd.
I mean, you always have been.
Cat's in the bag and the bag's in the river.
Everyone, we have lift-off!
(Cheering)
I'm sorry, Camilla, but as you well know, I am a hard...
I'm a hard...
What am I? ...liner.
I'm a hardliner, which means I'm hard and a liner.
Had a dog called Linus once.
Linus!
Here, boy.
GEOFFREY: Linus! Here boy!
Linus!
I thought the world of that dog.
I loved that dog.
Camilla.
What I'm trying to tell you...
...is that you...
you remind me of Linus.
(Moans)
(Thud)
Woof, woof.
(Camilla humming)
(Geoffrey mumbling)
Three minutes till the end of the show.
You've gotta get back pronto
(Gasps)
(Quiz continues below)
What are you doing?
I couldn't stay there on my own.
...In Greek mythology, of Hercules...
- OK, don't panic. - Panic?
You can do it - you're nearly there
(Gasps)
And I know now that it's time for the final question.
And looking at the scores...
- Kelly listen to me - What am I meant to do?
Get back now. Right now.
Or we're history
. 140 points. For the first time in School Challenge we have a tie
as we go into the final question
All the sweating, all the heartache, all the dreams, the hopes, ambitions,
the revising the swotting
it's all come down to this moment.
(Contestant breaks wind)
(Laughter)
I'm sorry. It's a side effect of my raisin and Ryvita diet.
Contrary to popular opinion, better in than out.
And so, ladies and gentlemen,
the final question - the decider.
Fingers on buzzers. Which substance is believed to have
such strong aphrodisiac properties
that the Aztecs forbade women
from consuming it.
Thwaites Junior is onto us.
She'll blow the whole thing - we've got to stop her
- I'll handle this. - But, Annabelle...
- Annabelle. - She's mine.
Annabelle come in!
(Ping)
(Gasps)
Chelsea, St Trinian's.
Thwaites.
- Where are you going? - I'm going to bring you down, Fritton.
You and your vulgar little school.
I have to hurry you, Chelsea. If you buzz you must answer straightaway.
Is it chocolate?
(Sighs)
You do know I'm faster than you.
Annabelle? Annabelle come in
Annabelle
Urgh!
Chocolate? Is that your answer?
Er...
Yes, it is.
Time for a little prayer.
Is the right answer!
(Cheering and applause) - Yes!
Which means this year's champions are St Trinian's School.
(Wild cheering)
(Stephen chuckles)
I'm so happy-
Yes! Yes!
Yes, Bursar!
(Cheering continues)
Yeah!
(Running water)
(Camilla humming)
(Gargling)
(Toilet flushes)
Camilla, erm...
Last night, what happened? I don't remember anything.
(Giggles) I'm sorry, Geoffrey.
I'm afraid I had to slip you a little something.
And then...
you returned the favour.
Oh, God, you didn't, did you?
Well not exactly
- Now, listen, Camilla, I can't... - Oh, shut up, Geoffrey.
Just kiss me.
# THE FOUR ACES: Love ls A Many Splendoured Thing
# Love is a many splendoured thing
# It's the April rose that only grows in the early spring
(Needle scratches across record)
What the?
(Gasps)
(Groans)
What took you so long?
More now on that breaking news story.
In an extraordinary turn of events,
the priceless painting that was stolen last night from the National Gallery
has been recovered.
Vermeer's Girl With A Pearl Earring
was found by a group of schoolgirls in a changing room of Harvey Nichols.
We can go live now to St Trinian's School
where our reporter Denise Stephenson
is with the chairman of the National Gallery
waiting to give the girls a reward.
It gives me great pleasure to present this award
to the girls of St Trinian's
who are model citizens, an example to young people everywhere.
And here they are now.
(Cameras click, reporters call out)
How does it feel to be a role model?
We've been unable to contact Education Minister Geoffrey Thwaites...
- There he is! - He's up there.
- (Shouting) - Come on, Minister.
(Cheering)
# We can't fake the way we feel
# We were born to keep it real
# Hockey sticks and balls of steel
# We are St Trinian's
# You bite us, we'll bite you back
# Better be scared when we attack
# Feel the fear, we're maniacs
# St Trinian's
# Check out our battle cry
# A song to terrify
# No-one can stand in our way
# We are the best
# So screw the rest
# We do as we damn well please
# Until the end
# St Trinian's
# Defenders of anarchy
# We are the best
# So screw the rest
# We do as we damn well please
# Until the end
# St Trinian's
# Defenders of anarchy
# St Trinian's!
# So scam all the toffs, the neats and the freaks
# Blackmail the goths, the slappers and the geeks
# And if they complain, we'll do it all again
# We do as we damn well please
# ASBO the chavs, the emos and their mates
# To torment the slags, we offer special rates
# And if they complain, we'll do it all again
# Defenders of anarchy
# Check out our battle cry
# A song to terrify
# No-one can stand in our way
# We are the best
# So screw the rest
# We do as we damn well please
# Until the end # Until the end
# St Trinian's
# Defenders of anarchy
# St Trinian's!
(Cheering)
# CAMILLA & GEOFFREY: Love ls In The Air
There's something about you tonight, Camilla.
CAMILLA: # Love is in the air
# Everywhere I look around
# Love is in the air
# Every sight and every sound
GEOFFREY: #And I don't know if I'm being foolish
# Don't know if I'm being wise
# It's something that I must believe in
# And it's there when I look in your eyes
CAMILLA: # Love is in the air
# In the whisper of the trees
Yes, it is Geoffrey.
# Love is in the air
# In the thunder of the sea
#And I don't know if I'm just dreaming - Shall I pinch you, Geoffrey?
# Don't know if I feel sane - You're utterly bonkers.
# But it's something that I must believe in
# And it's there when you call out my name
Oh, Geoffrey!
BOTH: # Love is in the air
# Love is in the air
# Whoa-whoa-whoa - Geoffrey!
- Do it again. # Whoa-whoa-whoa
You love it, you saucy minx.
(Camilla giggles) Fame Academy, here we come.
CAMILLA: # Love is in the air
# In the rising of the sun
GEOFFREY: # Love is in the air
# When the day is nearly done
#And I don't know if you're an illusion - I'm here, Camilla.
# I don't know if I see it true
GEOFFREY: # But you're something that I must believe in
# And you're there when I reach out for you
Not there, please, Geoffrey.
CAMILLA: # Love is in the air
# Everywhere I look around
GEOFFREY: # Love is in the air
# Every sight and every sound - Geoffrey!
BOTH: #And I don't know if I'm being foolish
# Don't know if I'm being wise
# But it's something that I must believe in
# And it's there when I look in your eyes
- More rhythm. - Slow down, Camilla.
For God's sake, slow down. Give a man a chance.
CAMILLA: Give it more rhythm, more rhythm. Go on. Go on!
# Love is in the air
Ooh-hoo, ooh-hoo!
# Love is in the air
Ooh-hoo, ooh-hoo!
GEOFFREY: I love it when you look at me like that.
Come on, Geoffrey, let's not ruin the chorus.
- Here we go. One, two... - One, two...
One, two, three, four!
# Love is in the air
Ooh-hoo, ooh-hoo!
# Love is in the air
Ooh-hoo, ooh-hoo!
# Love is in the air