Educators - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Episode 1
Jared reveals that the school is being audited, causing great concern amongst the staff. Rudy returns with legitimate teaching qualifications, but is he Rudy, or someone else? Robyn reveals her living arrangements, which leave a lot to be desired, and Vinnie tries to kill one of his students - with kindness.

Episode 2
Sheree and Jared try to figure out who has been tagging the school. Adult student Robert is accused of being a stalker and the auditor arrives at school to utter chaos.

Episode 3
Robyn's new residence causes all sorts of problems, and the auditor feels pressure from all sides.

Episode 4
The graffiti artist strikes again, and Jarred holds a school assembly to encourage the culprit to come forward. Robyn causes a fight amongst her students and discovers a piece of information that gets Vinnie thinking.

Episode 5
Judy announces that she wants to be the star of this year's school show. Adult student Robert receives an award at assembly which makes him get emotional.

Episode 6
Adult student Robert sets up a men's group in order to connect with other men of his age. Meanwhile, Robyn battles with the ex (again), and the school's new emergency procedures have everyone confused.

Episode 7
The men's group raises its stakes and brings in a real counsellor to deal with their problems. The teachers finally do their parent-teacher interviews - but the results leave the parents with more questions than answers.

Episode 8
It's school camp time and the teachers and students are completely unprepared for the experience.

Episode 9
The teachers deal with the morning after the night before and lay down a new set of rules at school camp. Jarred takes an art therapy class at school which reveals more about himself than it does about his students.

Episode 10
Judy insists the school show must go on when Jarred tries to shut her down. The auditor reveals his thoughts on his time at the school - and some unusual insights about himself.
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