St Trinian’s 2: The Legend of Fritton’s Gold

A new term opens at St. Trinian's and Annabelle Fritton is appointed the Head Girl, setting a gaudy tone for the year. The school welcomes a new student, Roxy, who is quickly drawn into the social fabric but refuses to join any particular clique. The dynamic between administration and students immediately redefines the school's chaos.

Roxy is introduced to the various school cliques—the Chavs, Emos, Posh Totties, Geeks—as well as new groups, the Flammables and the Ecos. She observes the social pecking order with a wary eye. Ultimately, she resolves not to align with any specific faction.

Celia, a member of the eco group, is seen taking an old ring from the school's Fritton Archives. She explains that an unknown man phoned to hire her for the retrieval, offering £20,000. The ring's significance remains a mystery at this stage.

When the caller phones back, Annabelle pushes for £100,000, but the stranger refuses and threatens the girls. The exchange hints that the ring is part of a much larger prize. The greed around the ring becomes a growing danger.

During a blackout, the girls wonder why the ring is so coveted. The mystery deepens as they suspect a pirate-era legacy tied to their family's ancestry. The disruption pushes them to learn more about the ring's history.

Camilla Fritton recognizes the ring as one of two created by a pirate ancestor. She explains that when the two rings are united, they reveal a route to a buried treasure. The prospect shifts the plot from a simple theft to a high-stakes hunt.

Masked intruders, led by Sir Piers Pomfrey, attack the school and seize the ring in hopes of locating the treasure. The attack demonstrates the seriousness of the conspiracy and the peril the girls face. The theft escalates the conflict dramatically.

Determined to complete the map, the girls decipher a clue left by another ancestor and discover the second ring is hidden at a boys' school. A plan forms to infiltrate the school in disguise to retrieve it. The quest becomes a full-blown covert operation.

Camilla persuades Geoffrey Thwaites to assist, subjecting him to a sobriety course to help his undercover work at AD1. Annabelle enlists MI7 agent Kelly to aid the operation. Geoffrey spots the ring on Piers and manages to steal it, returning it to St. Trinian's.

With both rings in their possession, the coordinates inscribed on them reveal that the treasure lies beneath the Globe Theatre. The spatial link to Shakespeare-era secrets intensifies the stakes. The girls prepare a plan to reach the location.

To misdirect AD1, the group stages a flash mob and buys time to reach the treasure site. Camilla, Geoffrey, the bursar, Annabelle, and several students descend on the theatre and move toward the secret chamber. The operation blends spectacle with stealth.

In the secret room, a chest contains only a note from Pirate Fritton, explaining that he became Shakespeare and that the treasure was his final play revealing his female identity. Piers confronts the group, steals the play, and declares intent to destroy this explosive revelation. The confrontation raises the stakes to a personal level.

Piers pursues escape on his private boat after seizing the play. The girls seize control of the reconstructed Golden Hind and sail the Thames to intercept him. A dramatic boat confrontation ensues, with Camilla reclaiming the vital script.

Returning victorious, the girls throw a wild party at St. Trinian's. Piers is exposed for his sexism as AD1's actions become a media scandal. The school basks in their triumph while the truth about the secret is finally acknowledged.