Grange Hill first hit our TV screens back in 1978. The gritty drama kept viewers entertained for 30 years until the famous fictional school closed its doors for the last time in 2008.
The series famously tackled a number of hard-hitting and controversial topics during its tenure. Who can forget Zammo's tragic struggle with drug addiction? Or Roland slowly building up the courage to stand up to his tormenters after years of bullying?
Grange Hill left such an impression on popular culture in the UK that its creator Sir Phil Redmond announced earlier this year that the show will be returning as a film. Set for release in 2023, the movie will reflect the realities of modern-day school life and is likely to confront subjects such as social media and cyber bullying.
