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- Season 2
- 10 episodes
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Summary
The return of the documentary that first aired in 2013, following life at secondary school Thornhill Community Academy in West Yorkshire.
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Episode 5: Educating Yorkshire
Summary
GCSEs are edging closer, and students Skyler, Olivia and Falak are feeling the pressure. While Maths teacher Mrs Delaney-Hudson is determined to see her pupils succeed, headteacher Mr Burton leads a crackdown on mobile phone use. Year 11 student and prefect Falak is struggling with anxiety as the pressure to achieve high grades starts to feel overwhelming. Plus, a special guest returns to the school
Review
Gabriel Tate
This endlessly humane and engaging series approaches an annual milestone guaranteed to bring students and teachers alike to the brink: GCSEs. At least at Thornhill Community Academy they have Educating Yorkshire to burnish the reputation should results not do the job, but head teacher Mr Burton and his team quite clearly have both grades and welfare at the heart of their approach tonight.
Top of the agenda is a crackdown on the use of mobile phones. Prefect Falak is one of those struggling with the pressure of expectation, while maths teacher Mrs Delaney-Hudson takes her own approach to motivating her class. Watch out, too, for a cameo from a familiar face.
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2025-09-28
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rolenameSeries producerEmily CadmanSeries directorJonny AshtonSeries editorKate WalkerExecutive producerDavid ClewsExecutive producerGrace ReynoldsExecutive producerDavid Brindley
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Episode 5
Educating YorkshireSummary
GCSEs are edging closer, and students Skyler, Olivia and Falak are feeling the pressure. While Maths teacher Mrs Delaney-Hudson is determined to see her pupils succeed, headteacher Mr Burton leads a crackdown on mobile phone use. Year 11 student and prefect Falak is struggling with anxiety as the pressure to achieve high grades starts to feel overwhelming. Plus, a special guest returns to the school
Review
Gabriel Tate
This endlessly humane and engaging series approaches an annual milestone guaranteed to bring students and teachers alike to the brink: GCSEs. At least at Thornhill Community Academy they have Educating Yorkshire to burnish the reputation should results not do the job, but head teacher Mr Burton and his team quite clearly have both grades and welfare at the heart of their approach tonight.
Top of the agenda is a crackdown on the use of mobile phones. Prefect Falak is one of those struggling with the pressure of expectation, while maths teacher Mrs Delaney-Hudson takes her own approach to motivating her class. Watch out, too, for a cameo from a familiar face.
How to watch
Next showing
There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming provider below.
Streaming
Details
Released on
2025-09-28
Languages
Formats
Colour
Credits
Crew
rolenameSeries producerEmily CadmanSeries directorJonny AshtonSeries editorKate WalkerExecutive producerDavid ClewsExecutive producerGrace ReynoldsExecutive producerDavid Brindley
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