Alan is a student at Middleton High School. He is first seen in line to get on the school bus to the Mount Middleton Ski Trip. He is sad and pitied because his parents are chaperones on the trip. Kim's mom then shows up, to everyone's surprise, telling them that the Platts came down with flu at the last minute. Kim's parents will be the new chaperones for the trip. Alan is then seen smiling and high-fiving another student after he finds out that his parents are sick.
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| - Alan is a student at Middleton High School. He is first seen in line to get on the school bus to the Mount Middleton Ski Trip. He is sad and pitied because his parents are chaperones on the trip. Kim's mom then shows up, to everyone's surprise, telling them that the Platts came down with flu at the last minute. Kim's parents will be the new chaperones for the trip. Alan is then seen smiling and high-fiving another student after he finds out that his parents are sick.
- Alan Platt is a student at Middleton High School, seen in the first season episode "Downhill". His parents are, much to his disgust, devoted chaperones on school trips. When it was mentioned that The Platts were sick with the flu, Alan Platt high-fived a female student, who was equally happy that Alan Platt's parents were not going to chaperone this ski trip.
- Alan Platt was a fourteen-year-old boy, whom Jerry Booth caught stealing wood for a bonfire from Fairclough and Booth builders' yard in October 1965. Jerry took the boy under his wing and agreed to give him woodwork lessons but was keen to keep the arrangement secret from his business partner Len Fairclough, knowing he would disapprove. The lessons got off to a bad start when Alan accidentally dropped Len's treasured plane and broke it. Still not wanting Len to know about his secret protege, Jerry took the blame and promised to buy an unappeased Len a new one.
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| - Alan is a student at Middleton High School. He is first seen in line to get on the school bus to the Mount Middleton Ski Trip. He is sad and pitied because his parents are chaperones on the trip. Kim's mom then shows up, to everyone's surprise, telling them that the Platts came down with flu at the last minute. Kim's parents will be the new chaperones for the trip. Alan is then seen smiling and high-fiving another student after he finds out that his parents are sick.
- Alan Platt is a student at Middleton High School, seen in the first season episode "Downhill". His parents are, much to his disgust, devoted chaperones on school trips. When it was mentioned that The Platts were sick with the flu, Alan Platt high-fived a female student, who was equally happy that Alan Platt's parents were not going to chaperone this ski trip.
- Alan Platt was a fourteen-year-old boy, whom Jerry Booth caught stealing wood for a bonfire from Fairclough and Booth builders' yard in October 1965. Jerry took the boy under his wing and agreed to give him woodwork lessons but was keen to keep the arrangement secret from his business partner Len Fairclough, knowing he would disapprove. The lessons got off to a bad start when Alan accidentally dropped Len's treasured plane and broke it. Still not wanting Len to know about his secret protege, Jerry took the blame and promised to buy an unappeased Len a new one. Eager to impress Jerry, Alan fashioned a rather primitive wooden toast rack and climbed over the locked gate and left it in the yard for him. The next day, Len unwittingly threw it on the pile of wood for a bonfire, and Alan was puzzled when Jerry was unable to locate his gift. Jerry eventually found it on the bonfire pile and rescued it, arousing Len's suspicions. When Alan turned up at the yard again, Len discovered what had been going on and was furious, branding Jerry an idiot, and the two men rowed, much to Alan's consternation. They soon made amends and Alan excitedly attended the local Bonfire Night festivities. Jerry's efforts amounted to nothing ultimately, when Alan opted to drop woodwork in favour of his new discovery - girls.
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