Fourteen-year-old Levi is outraged that he has to go to bed before 10pm and sing Twinkle Twinkle Little star with his fellow youngsters before heading off to his chalet. And nobody seems happy with their new 1960s wardrobe. Most disillusioned by far, however, seem to be the young, single 18-year-old lads who tend to spend their holidays living it up on the island of Kavos. Unused to a holiday with families, old people, restrictions, curfews and "the voices of authority" telling them how much they can and cannot drink, the lads end up in serious trouble with the Major and the pink coats before day three has even dawned. But it certainly is fun for all and all for fun, as far as 87-year-old Janet Boggis is concerned. Not willing to be outdone by the younger members of her team during the camp's Olympics, Janet dons the required frogs flippers and additional attire to waddle her team to victory and win herself a cup in the process.