The Inbetweeners

The infamous sociology and geography field trip to Swanage is coming up, and all the boys are on board. Added to which a new girl, Lauren, has joined the school, to whom Will has taken a particular shine. The only problem with this is that she has eyes for Simon.

It's work experience week at school, and whilst Jay has sorted out something for him at Simon at his dad's plant hire there's been a mix up with Will and Neil that means Neil's at a paper and Will is at a garage. Mr Gilbert is either unwilling or unable to change things, soWill gets to see life in a place where he is 'too clever' to actually work.

It is Will's birthday, and he is planning a suitably grown up dinner, with a few close friends, and any girls they can persuade to come. Will's party clashes with a far more popular one, which means the boys have to choose. They end up breaking into the rival party, only to watch Simon's French 'greasy' exchange student Patrice prove that even he is more popular than them.

It's a new term and in a desperate attempt at reinvention Will decides that they should become cool, they should become 'The boys who go to clubs'. Simon's not so sure, but when Carli thinks it's cool he immediately changes his mind. Simon drives them up to the bright lights of the West End where they encounter all the characters you'd associate with a great night out.

Will is asked to co-ordinate the school's Duke of Edinburgh award scheme, and immediately uses it as an opportunity to try and snare an older university student, by helping her out at the local retirement home. The other boys help out, except Simon whose has problems of his own - his mum and dad have separated.

Exams are looming, and Will is getting stressed. Jay has got other things on his mind whilst Simon at last seems to be making some headway with Carli, who he is helping revise (albeit at the expense of his own revision).