PRU - Episode Guide

Why does laidback Jaeden never turn up for school? What has upset Belle so much that she's kicking bins down the corridor? Why is Halil being excluded from the PRU, and what has he done to annoy Hanna so much that she wants to dash a chair in his face?

It's Sienna's first day at the PRU and a chance for a fresh start. She makes a new friend in troubled Belle, reunites with a frosty old school mate Jaeden and crosses swords with hyperactive Hali, who is refusing to take his ADHD medication. When Halil's behaviour threatens the class paintballing trip, Sienna takes matters into her own hands, with disastrous consequences.

The kids are introduced to the ‘power of manifestation' by holier-than-thou life coach, Noah. However, Sienna takes a dislike to him and leads a rebellion.

Meanwhile, Belle contemplates sending a nude, Jaeden struggles with home responsibilities, and Halil is left shocked as his manifestations appear to come true.

Romance is in the air as Jean and Anthony take the kids camping in the woods. The kids struggle to navigate the woods, the elements and ultimately, each other. They have to plant the flag before sundown but an emergency arises when Belle goes missing in the woods. Meanwhile, the teachers get carried away and have a few too many whilst Jaeden's arachnophobia threatens to get the better of him.

The future of The Spring is under threat as the school inspector visits, whilst the kids take part in the annual PRU ‘Bake Off'. What could go wrong? Belle seems determined to bring the school down whilst Sienna struggles to balance her desperation to save the school with her enthusiasm to win the Bake Off. The boys use the competition to launch an edibles business. Meanwhile, a revelation about one of the kids overshadows events and shocks everyone to their core.

Behind-the-scenes documentary showcasing how the PRU production process is a training ground for new, emerging and under-represented talent.

We follow the young trainees as they shadow tech and craft departments and talk to the cast about the open cast process, the script workshops and their authentic portrayal of these characters.