When someone purposely creates a fire in Neighbours, Curtis’ (Nathan Borg) life, as well as the lives of the kids at Erinsborough High, is jeopardized. But who?
Might the school have been the target of a turf fight, or could three dissatisfied teens be to blame?
Jane has it in for Zara (Freya Van Dyke), Aubrey, and Sadie (Annie Jones). Zara has had it in for almost everyone since she came, having set off a school fire alarm, given a youngster vodka-laced jelly, and broken up her mother’s relationship. And the latter two teenagers propagated a false rumor against the teacher, which Zara assumed responsibility for.
Jane, on the other hand, is ready to reach her breaking point, which could have disastrous consequences.
Jane has been fighting back, putting in a lot of effort to keep Zara in line by slapping her around. Zara has gotten increasingly resentful and bolshy as a result of it, unfortunately for her. When the bullying from her own students becomes too much for Jane, she cracks and decides Zara needs to be punished once and for all.
Zara, on the other hand, is not only not to be trifled with, but she lives on it. She’s not only disturbing her own studies, but she’s also planning to divide up Hendrix (Ben Turland) and Mackenzie (Georgie Stone). On top of that, is she willing to risk criminal damage and endangering someone’s life to acquire what she wants?
When a roaring fire breaks out on the school grounds, the staff and students at Erinsborough High are stunned. Curtis runs in to try to rescue the day, but will his life be taken by this school prank? Is Zara to blame for this?
Scenes will begin airing on Channel 5 on Monday, February 14th.