Educators - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Episode 1
Vinnie and Jarred swap jobs to hoodwink Vinnie's visiting mum, Jarred busts Robyn's student tele-marketing ring and Judy behaves badly.

Episode 2
Jarred takes up cage fighting, Rudy struggles to teach his lessons and Robyn uncovers a fake ID operation.

Episode 3
Robyn and Vinnie become flatmates, Jarred has to answer to the school board and Robert is heartbroken to discover his daughter's relationship with his best mate.

Episode 4
New Deputy Principal Megan starts at the school, Judy begins her elite drama academy and Vinnie hopes to get lucky.

Episode 5
Robyn's older boyfriend dies suddenly, the students compete for head boy and girl and a board member causes chaos at quiz night.

Episode 6
Judy and Ra's son Reynolds spends the day at school, everyone's still hungover after quiz night and the teachers celebrate Sheree's birthday with a bang!
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