Waterloo Road

2006

Rating

Eligible

Season 13 episodes (8)

1 Episode 1

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Kim rolls out a fresh initiative that causes fireworks for staff and pupils alike, and two worlds collide when Tonya forms an unlikely bond with new boy Schuey.

2 Episode 2

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Preston has a disastrous first day back at school, and Amy's mentoring scheme gets off to a rocky start. As Amy battles to keep the peace, no-one can escape Preston's line of fire.

3 Episode 3

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Shola's new obsession sends shockwaves through the school, with devastating consequences for Joe and Mike.

4 Episode 4

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It's a big day for Kelly Jo as she presents her work to the whole school as well as trying to work out who she is and where she is going. Libby proves to be a thorn in her side.

5 Episode 5

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Amy comes head-to-head with Schuey, but her actions cause uproar. Meanwhile, Kelly Jo has some earth-shattering news for Dean.

6 Episode 6

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Kelly Jo makes a momentous decision, and whilst most of the teachers are away on an inset day, Libby leads the pack as the teens run riot in school.

7 Episode 7

1/2/24

Tonya is forced to take drastic action after a scandalous discovery, and Preston takes the law into his own hands.

8 Episode 8

1/2/24

Donte is rocked by the arrival of a ghost from his past that threatens life as he knows it. Meanwhile, Kim and Nicky are faced with a tricky situation.

About this show

As a new school year begins, a peaceful protest turns into a school riot and the events of the day will have huge ramifications for everyone involved. Across the term, Waterloo Road's teachers and parents are going to have to learn on their feet as they try to navigate the ever changing social landscape - from teen homelessness to the cost of living, being LGBTQ+, racism, sexism, mental health and everything else facing young teens today. Amongst the chaos, the students, faculty and parents still make time for friendships, fun, and a few romances. The pupils have a lot to contend with this term, but they will learn to lean on one another to survive the year and try to stay out of detention as much as possible. Riots, scandals, fractured families and challenging kids – for Headteacher Kim Campbell (Angela Griffin) and her team, fire-fighting is a way of life. Who said education was easy?

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