“Educating Yorkshire" is returning for a new series, which will air on Channel 4. The series will once again focus on Thornhill Community Academy in Dewsbury, Yorkshire, and will follow the school's current headteacher, Mr. Burton, as well as the staff and students. The new season will explore the challenges faced by students and teachers in 2025, including the impact of social media, teenage anxiety, and the ongoing effects of the pandemic.
Documentary following life at a secondary school in West Yorkshire. English teacher Mr Burton is now in charge, taking up the first headteacher position of his career. A new pupil recently diagnosed with Tourette's must learn to navigate secondary school life, while assistant head Mrs Delaney-Hudson investigates a case of disruptive behaviour.
The pressure of secondary school starts to get real for Year 10 Casey, who is dyslexic; a condition that has left her feeling insecure, self-conscious and different. Staff discuss how AI is affecting the school more widely and how they must adapt to this ever-changing, very modern challenge, and a primary teacher is hired to help students with low literacy.
Year 10 Scott's behaviour puts his international rugby dreams at risk. And as model student Alexa piles on the pressure to ace Year 10, her anxiety becomes overwhelming.
Lewis in Year 9 does well academically but struggles socially after being diagnosed autistic. Can the school support Lewis? Can they also help Jacob from Year 8 to stay on track?