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Pride of Position is another corking play from Doug Moody, the gaffer of the written word.

We join the students and staff of a high school where criminality is rife and where the old and the young are as crooked as each other. The inmates of the school are quite simply as bent as a two bob watch.

Prejudice against males is rife in a politically correct age and the females play on this to their advantage.

When a roller disco is staged the door money goes missing. The list of suspects is endless but there is more to this rum do than at first meets the eye.

Will crime pay and will lessons be learnt by any of those involved?

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