Ladette to Lady

The teachers at Eggleston Hall had to choose one of the three remaining Aussie ladettes as the winner of this year's series.

There were now just four girls left at Eggleston Hall and this week they were to face their biggest challenge yet when for the first time in its history Eggleston hall would play host to royalty.

The five remaining ladettes at Eggleston Hall learn that this week they must cook haute cuisine for 20 society guests.

The remaining six girls this week had to face their toughest challenge yet - they were to prepare and serve afternoon tea to a group of aristocratic potential mothers-in-law.

The challenge for the Australian ladettes' second week at Eggleston Hall was to play host to the the Zetland Hunt, cooking and serving the hunt tea for the county set.

For some reason this year's eight ladettes all come from Australia but they certainly appear to be a match for our own British ladettes.

Eggleston Hall is once again opening its doors to eight ladettes and attempting to turn them into ladies.

End of term at Eggleston Hall finishing school and the final week was filled with preparations for the coming-out ball when the winner was to be revealed.

With just four girls left at Eggleston Hall finishing school the penultimate week of term would see another one expelled. It proved to be a turbulent week of tears and tantrums, with all of the girls letting themselves down at one time or another.

The third week at Eggleston Hall began with a shock departure. Kelly, upset by Liz Brewer's comments during the weekly assessment, had fled during the night.