Follow the children as they are promoted from primary school to secondary school. Along with the move comes new fears, high expectations, and a whole lot of excitement. This is the start of the best years of their lives.
Alex finds himself in trouble in one of his classes while Libby deals with the emotional highs and lows of being a girl in secondary school.
Special episode for Anti-Bullying Week.
What's it like moving hundreds of miles from your old home and starting at a brand new school in Scotland? Malachi is about to find out.
Two teams of students are challenged to make their very own radio show. Which one will win by making the rest of their year group laugh out loud?
Tia and Erin are determined to win places in the school rugby team.
Darren is one of those boys who has good days and bad at school - can he stop messing around and settle down in secondary school?
Some of the students are struggling to get on, so Mr Nicoll takes them on a team bonding trip into the great outdoors.
It's the Our School bake-off competition and everyone is determined that their cake will win. Also two students get the chance to help judge alongside celebrity chef Tony Singh.
We follow three students who attempt fresh challenges, from sport to cooking.
There's trouble in school when a group of girls fall out with each other.
hat happens when a mum and a dad come back to school for the day, alongside their own children?
There's a chance to visit one of Scotland's top acting schools as students learn what it takes to stand up and perform. Also, a visit from one of the stars of Still Game.
From sumo wrestling to bubble football, it's sports day with a difference, as team captains who wouldn't normally get chosen take the lead in an all-action competition between our two forms.
We find out what it means to be Scottish to the students, and there's a visit from the first minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon.
It's Halloween and the school has been invaded by zombies; who will survive their deadly touch and what's it got to do with science?
Fraser and Theo find out what school used to be like, from revolting school dinners to the days when teachers could give you the belt.
A bizarre lesson in which the students have to balance books on their heads and a visit from a four-legged friend are just two of the highlights of this episode.
It's a big battle of brainpower as each form faces the other in a fiercely fought quiz. The victors will win a pizza party, the losers are going to get gunged. It's all to play for!
Callum faces his biggest fear and agrees to try to learn to swim. If he succeeds, he can join swim club with his friends - but will he sink or swim?
There's a big fashion show in school, and all the students have the chance to design and make outfits, restyle their teachers, and take to the catwalk as models.
Spooky haunted streets, the cafe where JK Rowling wrote Harry Potter, a massive castle and a Christmas market are just some of the stops on the school trip to Scotland's capital city.
It's the end of term and the students are auditioning to perform a classic Christmas song and make a video to go with it.
With trips abroad on hold, the staff decide to bring a holiday into school - Spanish style
Meeting a family of polar bears changes Sami’s perspective on the climate change crisis.
What does it take to run a school? The year 8 students take on the challenge.
The year 7s and 8s transform a forgotten wasteland into an outdoor school library.
Our School embraces the month of Ramadan and celebrates Eid.
Lily and Rosie battle stage fright as they face a big choir performance, and Crystal discovers a new passion.
The girls reconnect with family for a history project, and the boarding house gets some surprise visitors.
While classical music is a part of everyday life at the boarding school, Queen fan Ella wants to turn the volume up by starting the school’s first rock band.
Flo and Chloe make a new pen pal and invite her to school for a tour and a big surprise. This episode was filmed in 2021 before the death of HM the Queen.