Season 3

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?

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.