With the second half of the map exposed, June and Felicity think they've figured out where the treasure might be hidden. However when Darrell catches them trying to go out to sea, she realizes the matter is out of her hands and must be taken to Miss Grayling. Making matters worse is the relationship between Connie and Ruth. Ruth has tired of Connie speaking for her and for always having to tutor her, but her "pranks" on Connie have led June to being accused for them with no way to prove her innocence. With two simultaneous things of trouble on her, June might take things into her own hands and go to far. Mary-Lou is a quiet, shy girl, described as having "big, scared eyes." However, her courage and character develops as she moves through the school. She forms a threesome of friends with Darrell and Sally before finally finding a friend of her own, Daphne, who appears in the second form. Jean MacDonald is a jolly, shrewd Scottish girl, adept at handling money for various school societies and charities. She becomes head of the form in Third Year at Malory Towers. Eleanor Banks is described as a “particularly unpleasant fifth-former” who hates June and has a horse named Snowball.

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The second series of six books follows Felicity, Darrell's younger sister, from her third year to her final term. Sally's younger sister, Daffy, eventually joins the school when Felicity and her friends are in the sixth form. The final book of the new series, Goodbye Malory Towers, sees the return of the original cast, including Darrell, Sally, and Alicia, for a school reunion, and the addition of Gwendoline Mary Lacey to the teaching staff. Felicity Rivers is Darrell's younger sister who comes to Malory Towers in Upper Fourth at Malory Towers. Like her older sister she makes a shaky start with her friendships, but by the end of her first term has made friends with Susan. Jude Harper-Wrobel as Ron Gilson, a Gardener whose family lives near Malory Towers. He is friends with Darrell and often assists her. In between seasons 3 and 4 Ron starts helping his uncle and begins training to be a fisherman.

Aviella Burch as Ruth Batten (Season 4), one of the twins in Felicity's form. Ruth has an excellent history of finding good references for essays in the library, but she is only average at athletics. Applicability of cancellation rights: Legal rights of cancellation under the Distance Selling Regulations available for UK or EU consumers do not apply to certain products and services. This is not intended to be a full statement of all your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations. Full details of your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations are available in the UK from your local Citizens' Advice Bureau or your Local Authority's Trading Standards Office.

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A school play featuring Lady Jane Malory is planned. Gwen auditions for the lead role with Darrell's help, but things do not work out as she had planned. After the girls discover that Malory Towers may be in financial difficulties, Darrell and Sally embark on a search for Lady Jane's long-lost jewels, but do not allow for Alicia's mischievous nature.The incident in the first book that depicts Darrell pushing over Sally has a close parallel to an incident between Gillian and her younger sister Imogen. [17] The entry in her diary reads: Pamela Cox wrote six sequels of the series in 2009 which focus on the adventures of Felicity Rivers, June Johns and Susan Blake: It is Alicia's birthday and she receives a generous food hamper. She plans a midnight feast in North Tower, but Darrell is reluctant to lose sleep on the night before an important examination. Gwen, to her horror, discovers that exam marks are sent to parents. When the midnight feast is interrupted by Matron, forcing the girls to hide in Miss Grayling's study, Gwen finds an opportunity to cheat in the exam. Natasha Raphael as Irene Edwards (recurring season 1; main season 2–), a ditzy but sweet girl who is talented at Music and Maths but struggles with other subjects. The first series were released early on BBC iPlayer on 23 March 2020, and later premiered on CBBC on 6 April 2020 in the United Kingdom. In Canada, the show premiered on Family Channel with a two-part event on 1 July 2020. In the United States, it premiered on BYUtv on 13 September 2020. The third season premiered on 4 July 2022 on CBBC.

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Whilhemina Robinson known as "Bill" joins in Third Year. She is obsessed with horses and her horse, Thunder, is stabled at the school during term time.

Goods that by reason of their nature, cannot be returned - (Items such as underwear, where the 'hygiene patch' has been removed, or cosmetics where the seal has been broken). While her hot temper causes problems at the school, Darrell is also responsible, hard-working and very popular, much to the annoyance of Gwen, who is also new to the school and jealous of Darrell’s popularity and friendships. The storyline has been given a contemporary twist despite being set in post-war Britain (Photo: BBC) Based on the iconic novels by Enid Blyton, the 13-part series follows the adventures of Darrell Rivers as she leaves home for the first time to attend an all-girls’ boarding school. The sale of customised goods or perishable goods, sealed audio or video recordings, or software, which has been opened. The principal characters among the girls in the Enid Blyton books are: [19] North Tower girls in Darrell's year [ edit ]

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There’s something about the spoken, named desire to be good that feels almost radical. Right now we are deciding whether it matters to us whether our prime minister is a good person. Blyton’s questioning of the rules is really interesting too – there are times where the girls decide to break them, and they are right to. Their moral compass is not an obedient one, it’s a compass that has integrity. You can find your way through bad behaviour and be forgiven. It’s a very live debate. I want people to feel like marching after they see this show.” Spoilt, spiteful pupil who enjoys brushing her hair, scowling and acting as a vehicle through which Blyton can relay a succession of clumsy cautionary tales. The Malory Towers books – for anyone whose childhood was cruelly deprived of them – are Enid Blyton’s series of raucous stories set in a girls’ boarding school in postwar Britain. They are heartwarming. They are funny. The one thing they’re apparently not, though, is current.Darrell and her friends are now in the Third Form, alongside more new girls. American girl Zerelda has ambitions be a film star, while Wilhelmina, known to all as Bill, is obsessed with horses. We also meet Mavis, who has a beautiful singing voice, which she foolishly risks when she attends a local talent contest and finds herself stranded at night outside the school in a rainstorm. Darrell has a smaller role in this story, mainly centred around her inclusion in a school lacrosse team.