Grange Hill Movie Reboot Is Confirmed With Return Of Original Stars

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Grange Hill creator Sir Philip Redmond has confirmed a movie reboot of the hit series, with the surprise return of some of the Dramas Online; https://kdramasonz.neocities.org/, much-loved original stars. 
The announced that the gates of the London-based comprehensive were to close in 2008, , claiming the series no longer reflected children's lives. 
Although details of the new reboot have been kept under wraps Philip, 73, revealed that the feature will be based on the character Jessica Samuels. 
The idea was sparked by actress Sara , it was revealed that Phil met with colleagues February 2021 to discuss the project. 
He told the paper: 'We've been through four school-rebuilding programmes in my lifetime, but it's not about bricks and mortar, it's about getting the best out of every pupil.'
Coming soon: The idea was sparked by actress Sara Sugarman, 60, who starred as the the rebellious School Action Group leader (pictured in March 2013)
Throwback: Sara said she won't necessarily reprise her role for the film, as she explained she had to audition like everyone else' (pictured on the show)
Return? Teasing at the return of cast members such as Todd Carty (pictured on the show), Sheila Chandra and Sean Maguire, she added: 'It wouldn't be Grange Hill without them'
He continued: 'How will ripping schools out of communities solve anything?

Or making catchment areas so big that kids have to travel miles to be with their friends?
'That's the thesis of the movie: it's decided the school is costing too much to maintain so it should be knocked down, the land sold and proceeds used to build a new one and replenish local coffers.' 
The movie is expected to feature former cast members from the show in the roles of parents or grandparents.  
Grange Hill, set in a fictional comprehensive school, ran as a BBC children's TV series for 30 years between 1978 and 2008.