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.
It’s not just the children that are new - some of the teachers have just joined the school too. When they aren't teaching, form teachers Miss Gibbons and Mr Glendenning, have particularly unusual hobbies. Miss Gibbons takes her tutor group to a gymnastics studio and Mr Glenndining shows off his RNLI rescue skills, earing a new-found respect from their students.
Ewan's behaviour challenges his teachers at his new school.
Katie is hoping for a new start after a tough time at primary school where she was bullied. Lucas has joined Conyers from a very small village school. Will they both be successful in making new friends?
Chloe and Hollie are identical twins - what is it like being a twin and how do the staff and students tell them apart? Donna has recently returned to the area from New Zealand and talks about how living in two different countries has changed her life and given her an unusual accent! The Year 7's go on a visit to Beamish, a replica of a Victorian mining village, to find out about life in the past.
Luka aims to make it to school without needing his mum to take him. Connor talks about his love of football and determination to play for the school team. Ben is looking for a new hobby and tries out various things including playing the trumpet.
Paying attention in the classroom can be harder for some of the new Year Sevens, who would rather talk to their friends. Kyran and Alex went to the same primary school and don't like to be separated in their new secondary school. Their friendship tests the teachers' patience and their funny pranks get them noticed by the whole class. The episode also introduces Delight, who is originally from Zimbabwe. Delight wows her new classmates with her incredible singing voice!
We meet Harry, who has autism and loves dinosaurs - there is nothing he doesn't know about them. What he doesn't have is a good friend: will he find one at Conyers? James gets involved in his lessons and takes everything they have to offer, but will his dyslexia stand in the way of his progress?
Owen and Harry, who has cerebral palsy, have been best friends since they were little. At Conyers they meet a new friend in Iman who keeps them amused and is a keen follower of mixed martial arts.
Jamie is hoping to move from the Progress Group into mainstream classes but is his behaviour good enough for him to make the move? Meanwhile Jessica sometimes finds it difficult to keep her liveliness from going too far.
Theres some fierce competition for a spot on the school football team. Some of the Year Seven footballers work hard for a place. Nathan and Alex battle it out and everyone finds out who made the famous Conyers football team!
Mae and Reece are part of the Progress Group at Conyers. For them, secondary school is a bit scary and they are working hard to settle in and feel happy with their new school. Corey luckily doesn't have any trouble settling in but will he make it out of the Group by the end of term?
The Year Sevens are distracted from their classwork by whispers in the playground and canteen. Who is going out with who is the big question and the young students are very interested to know the answers!
The Year Seven students gear up for a talent contest and reflect on their first term at secondary school.
We go back to Conyers School and see how all the students have changed since Year 7.
It's a brand new series of our school. This time CBBC is following Greenwood academy in Birmingham. See how new boys Eesa and Archie get on in their first few days. We also meet some of the other members of year 7.
The Year 7 girls form their own football team, and the hunt is on for a captain.
What exactly does a head teacher do all day? Taylor Jay and Charlie find out as they investigate on a mission to write and photograph a report for the school website.
How can Izaak learn to cope better with his emotions and settle down?
Thomas and Vanessa attempt to go from being on report to back on task.
Year 7 find out just how strict school used to be in Victorian times.
This time we meet friends Lucy and Donnel. Lucy is a star pupil and known as the BFG by her classmates. Donnel is a loud boy who usually finds himself in trouble. Can Lucy help her friend get on the right track?
Spencer and Charlie research their family histories.
Mobile phones cause a falling out for some Year 7s.
The students of Year 7 help support a local homeless charity.
Spencer and Rhea go in search of healthy options for the school's menu.
A group of Year 7 girls throw themselves into cheerleading.
Twins Josh and Daniel struggle with their emotions as they also try to settle into Year 7.
Shannon hopes to use the talent show to honour the memory of her brother who sadly died.
As the school year comes to an end, the Year 7 students look back on all they've achieved.
When Conyers Met Greenwood. See what's new with the gang two years on as they tackle Year 9 and two students from Greenwood Academy travel to Conyers, where they meet some of the students from Series 1 to compare their experiences.
It's the end of an era as Greenwood Academy is being demolished.
New Year 7 students Olivia and Abdul are about to start their first day at Firth Park Academy in Sheffield. Abdul has an older sister at the school who is on hand to give him some useful advice, but Olivia will be going solo.
Alojz is originally from Slovakia and he is trying to find his place in year 7. He is helped by a good friend from primary, Finlay, and by Miss Hammond, who supports him in his efforts to learn English.
Wayne is football mad and full of enthusiasm for his fresh start in Year 7. Unfortunately, his keenness to be noticed is getting him into trouble. Can Wayne learn from class mate George's example and channel his energy in the right direction?
Abdul is facing a dilemma about whether or not to become a vegetarian. His father is a butcher, which gives him even more food for thought, and the latest Year 7 trip happens to be to a working farm, where the animals are bred for food.
The hall has been taken over for a special job fair designed to help Year Seven think about how to get the qualifications they need. Some of the choices on offer for them to sample include brick laying, fire fighting, cake baking and film make-up.
Year 7 have Paralympic swimmer Clare Cashmore in assembly, who inspires them about the challenges she has had to face to win her medals. One of the louder Year 7 girls is finding first term a challenge as she struggles to stay focused and on task.
There is a competition between two of the Year Seven forms to find out which is the funniest. Mr Shabir's form think they have a secret weapon in the form of Finlay, who has a great sense of humour, but he hasn't always had lots to laugh about.
Rugby-mad Mr Shore is on a mission to introduce the boys of Year Seven to his favourite sport and takes them on a trip to the Sheffield Rugby Club to try for themselves. He also arranges for some coaching from top rugby international, Ben Foden.
There are loads of rumours about a school ghost, so year seven get the chance to find out for themselves when history teacher Mrs Black arranges a spooky school sleepover.
Charity doesn't begin at home - this year's big year 7 fundraising project is in aid of a charity that builds and runs schools in Kenya. The students come up with all kinds of ideas to raise money. Keen rapper Kayden and beatboxer Javonte put the teachers 'on rapport' - aiming to teach them how to rap, before they all have to show off their new skills in a special fundraising assembly. Plus there's a life-changing opportunity for two of year 7 to actually travel to Kenya as school ambassadors to find out what life out there is like. Who will be chosen to represent the school?
Special episode for Anti-Bullying Week.
Fundraising Friday hits Our School, and everyone acts strangely. Year 7 Tristan turns up with a yellow mohican, the teachers swap classes for the day, and there seems to be a superhero on the loose in the form of the mysterious Maths Man - but who could he be?
Have Year 7 got what it takes to set up and run their own business? Mr Jones the maths teacher is keen to find out, so he splits them into two groups and they are challenged to make a range of products which they will actually get to sell to the general public in one of the UK's biggest shopping centres. Which team will be victorious and will any profit be made? And will the project give Fareed and Ibraheem, two of Year 7's most boisterous students, a chance to show what they are capable of?
Year 7 ambassadors Roman and Olivia leave Sheffield behind and travel thousands of miles to Kenya to visit one of the schools run by the charity for whom Year 7 have been busy raising money. They are given an incredible welcome and get to see for themselves just how vitally important an education can be. They both make new friends and discover how very different life is for Kenyan students. For Roman and Olivia, it is a truly life-changing experience.
Year 7 Michael loves to dance and he should be in luck, because dance lessons are part of the timetable at Our School. The only problem is that it is not the kind of dancing he likes. Miss Mills, the dance teacher, really wants Michael to take part in the big end-of-term Strictly dance competition, but he is having none of it. Will he change his mind? \n\nAnd we meet best friends Chloe and Janaiya and find out what happens when they, and some of the other year 7 girls, go on a trip to meet the super-skilled skaters of CBBC's Ice Stars.
It's the big night of year Seven's Strictly competition. There are key contenders to win the glitter ball trophy, including Alojz, who has come a long way in his first term, and Michael, who loves dance but didn't think he'd be allowed to perform.
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.
What 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.
Twenty-four kids from three different Our Schools arrive at summer camp with lots of challenges ahead. How will they cope away from home and without their phones? And will they make friends?
Football-mad Tyrese has a challenging day on the pitch and gets advice from mentor Finlay. Meanwhile, Wayne is battling a bad case of homesickness, and there's fondue fun in the common room.
The campers enter a dance competition with help from Strictly star dancer AJ Pritchard and head judge Shirley Ballas. Plus Wayne has to make up his mind - will he stay or will he go?
There are spooky transformations as the campers get a monster makeover. A big bust-up occurs in the common room when a practical joke misfires, and new girl Mackenzie settles in to camp.
One of the campers isn’t behaving himself. Can he turn things round before it is too late? Plus there is an edge-of-the-seat challenge to see if the campers can win time on their phones.
Campers get their hands dirty throwing pots, grooming dogs and doing science experiments. Plus the story of a brand new camp friendship between two of the boys who both love books.
A trip into the great outdoors doesn't go down well with one camper, while Jafar faces his fear of the water and learns to swim in the summer camp pool with help from Mr Shabir.
Campers get the chance to battle their fear of heights on a climbing wall. Plus a big chip challenge in the common room, a pudding-eating craze, and the chance to try a bout of boxercise.
There is a lip-synch challenge for some of the campers. Plus a chance to transform the teachers' looks with the help of a top stylist, and things get emotional as Libby has to leave camp early.
An inflatable assault course sparks competition and everyone gets ready to celebrate the end of summer camp with a massive party and a chance to look back on an amazing experience.
What’s in store for Rio and his mates as they start secondary school for the first time? And we meet Year 8’s Farrah, who has big ambitions and isn’t going to let anyone put her off.
The students look after a hatchery of newly born chicks. Year 8's Kaitlyn soon gets very attached. But the chicks can't stay in school forever…
There's a shock for our students as they are sent back in time to try school Victorian-style. From harsh discipline to different rules for boys and girls, it’s a tough day all round!
School can be a noisy place, especially if your class includes a cheeky chappy like Logan who never stops talking! Meanwhile Ethan - who can feel nervous and shy - works hard on his confidence.
The students become plastic busters with a project to collect waste plastic from school. And they also find out what is being done to protect their community from discarded plastic.
How would you cope with a whole day of lessons while sitting in a bath of gunge? It's charity day in school and from gunge to wet sponges, it's all about raising funds with fun.
The students battle it out to invent a brand new, healthy pizza for the school menu, choosing their ingredients and cooking against the clock. Head teacher Mr Hicks brings along some surprise judges to help him choose the winning pizza.
We all have something that scares, but what happens when Yara comes face to face with hers? How will she react when the tarantula comes to school? And form tutor Mr Campbell talks about his challenge of living with Tourette's syndrome.
There has been a crime at Our School, and it's up to Jack to help a forensic team find out who did it. Also, the police bring in some of their working dogs to show off their amazing skills.
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It’s a new term for everyone at Our School. There is an exciting ‘human sat-nav’ challenge for year 7, plus a quiz on how much all the students know about their teachers.
Can Mrs Robinson get non-stop talker Harry and his class to focus and learn 'the power of yet' as they try new skills such as making a dove out of paper and spinning plates?
What is it like being a twin? Find out from the twins at Our School, among them Grace and Lucia. Both girls love playing football, but which one will get to captain their team?
How would you feel if you came to school and found your bedroom in the middle of class? And emotions are running high as students and teachers share their own family stories.
There are explosions in class as the head teacher takes charge. What’s the link between science and sport? And a group of students get to spend a night in a museum. Access all areas!
There’s a cute four-legged friend in class as Stan tries out as the Our School dog. Maybe he can help Year 8 Sean find a better focus in class so that he stays off report and out of trouble?
The stakes are high as some of the students get the chance to join a rugby team on wheels. And Our School has a go at karate with Year 8’s expert Jenny.
Two new students are not what they seem. With some sneaky help from the teachers, Our School gets well and truly pranked by a pair of familiar faces from series 5 who go undercover.
A new teacher plays a big trick on Year 7 in a lesson which gets everyone hopping and hiding. And we go behind the scenes on exactly what it takes to film a series of Our School.
Our School faces a tough team adventure in the wild winter countryside. From trekking to abseiling, students and staff help each other to make it through the challenge.
Can the students pull off a big surprise party for school receptionist Kendall? That’s just one of their challenges as Our School ‘pays it forward’ with plenty of acts of kindness.
Can energetic Year 7 Ibby focus on his task of being a classroom assistant for a day? And Year 8 have a challenge of their own - to entertain the residents of a nearby care home.
Year 8 Tom is looking for someone to join his band and perform in front of the school. Who will pass the audition? CBBC boy band The Wonderland make a surprise visit to help out.
There are spooky goings on and frights in store as Year 7 scares Year 8 in a creepy Halloween challenge. What is the secret of the Forgotten Room and who will scream the loudest?
Year 8 dive into a deep-water challenge, learning how to save lives in just six lessons. For Sean, it’s a chance to help him concentrate better, while Mary hopes to improve her confidence.
t’s Bonfire Night and Year 7 Ta’Kya wants to overcome her fear of fireworks. Can a science lesson help? And the school launches a club to give students their first taste of cricket.
Two students put their best feet forward as they audition to dance at school. For Year 8 Harvey its his big dream. And how the sound of gongs can help some of the students de-stress.
Year 8 get their hands dirty in the school allotment, while Year 7’s green team focus on recycling.
Fashion fun as students are challenged to design and model outfits for a school show.
There is a trip to Christmas past in the magical city York, where the students experience life in the time of Charles Dickens. And there is an early present for Year 8 Ben, who is mad about trains.
Everyone is nervous and excited about the all-singing, all-dancing end-of-term show. It’s Ben’s moment to shine as a rapper, while Mary tries to conquer her fear of performing on stage.
The students take on a 24-hour dance marathon for charity with some fun musical surprises along the way. And Year 7 look back on their first term in secondary school.
It’s a new term for everyone at Our School - exciting but scary too. However, one of the teachers has a great idea to deal with all those nerves and get the year off to a flying start.
With lockdown back, some of the teachers have a cunning plan to cheer up their students - they’re taking lessons on the road, using technology to keep everyone connected and having fun.
A chance to meet some of the many different pets living with the students. Miss Robinson takes a doorstep tour in a mission to find out how much they know about all their animals.
Thomas says he doesn’t like school and can’t see the point. What can be done to change his mind and cheer him up? The answer has four paws, a set of whiskers and a fluffy tail.
Celebrity fitness guru Joe Wicks surprises the students with a special PE lesson to help everybody feel a lot better. And there is a mood-changing music lesson with plenty of big crashes and bangs.
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.
Years 7 and 8 take each other on in an epic competition.
The students try to help raise money to buy a dog for the school.
There is some tough talking as some students face the consequences for poor behaviour.
Year 7 step out of the class, and their comfort zones, to spend a day working on a farm.
A visit from Blue Peter’s Mwaksy launches a project for students to make their own videos.
The students go back in time and make up their own rules.
Year 7 encounter the kindness corner and decide it’s time to reward their form teacher.
Year 8 face job interviews, while Year 7 meet some older students about to leave school.
The students get the chance to come together for a special show.
Everyone is excited about the big talent show - but can Devante conquer his stage fright?
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.
The boarding house welcomes new arrival Eleanor, while Roya goes on a mission.
The girls compete in the kitchen to make a new meal for the school menu.
It’s a battle among the houses as the students compete to clock up the most exercise.
Surprises are in store as the girls learn how to cope when school life feels tough.
The girls get a shock when they experience life as a Victorian student.
Liyana and Jyot make swimming fun, but how will the girls cope with a cold-water plunge?
Saanvi gets closer to her dream of being an author, while the head surprises the girls.
The hunt is on for three new head girls, but they are in for a grilling from the students.
Matilda leads the girls on a clothes swap, while the cross-stitch club make a statement.
The girls glam up for the prom, but there is a surprise in the form of gatecrashers.
