The game is so back

Ex teacher here. One thing that's extremely difficult is seeing the class clown disrupt the class and having to hold yourself together when really you wanna piss yourself laughing

- just got home from work
- feeling sad and poorly
- comfort soup made
- fluffy jamas on
- cam upload for my meal time   entertainment

I think we’re gonna be ok lads

Oh Amy , you are not just random stuff, put together incorrectly.  You are smart, adorable and funny . Girl broke my heart saying that ❤

My daughter has tourettes, along with Autism. ADHD etc bless her. School was hell for her (pre diagnosis)
One kid picked on her relentlessly, so i called him Mum and politely dealt with it. She said her son was acting out because his brother has Autism and its a struggle. But when i came back at that with my daughters brother has just died (true) and shes not bullying others. She shut up and kept him away from her after that! No excuses!

17:25 as a young person, I DON’T UNDERSTAND THINGS THAT YOUNG PEOPLE SAY ANYMORE 😭

As a gifted kid myself who chose not to go into a gifted school. Riley isn't being stimulated enough either. He's honestly just insanely bored. I was insanely bored in school and would often leave class for copious amounts of time instead of distracting my friends.

I was the guy with the assistance dog that you almost took out at the show btw 🤣🤣 i can’t lie i don’t even think Bailey noticed, he just has such a raging side eye 😭

Had SO MANY requests to cover this, so thought i'd get it done for you! It's so interesting to compare how the students are now to when the first season dropped! 10,000 likes btw and we'll cover more episodes from the new season!!

As an American… saying “school” and “dinner” in the same sentence is mind altering 🤯

13:37 Visited with a new doctor recently. He pointed out he was one week younger than me. Never felt older or less accomplished 😭

I taught gifted and talented students for over two decades, and I think they're REALLY missing the point that Riley is probably gifted and highly creative. It's frustrating that they only looked for problems, not strengths!

The teacher's choice of saying "we need you to be able to look in the mirror and say something good about yourself" may seem nice.  But it could also feel like one more standard Amy feels like she can't live up to.

Gosh that “say nice things about yourself” segment brought so many memories back and I felt like I could cry. My first year of therapy my therapist had me stand in front of the mirror and give myself compliments and after getting one or two out I just broke down crying, it was so hard to come up with anything nice to say about myself. I’d almost forgotten about that

7:45 who else just fondly imagined Cam & Chloe’s future??❤❤❤

40:10 might be shocking but when i was in year 7/8 id bring in loads of seasoning packets that i nicked from asda cafe and id sell pepper and salt like a set for 10p and i genuinely made bank from it and i never got caught. i even got my mum to go into asda cafe and grab them for me. that was my peak year but now im homeschooled

Hey Cam - good to see you’ve not lost the empathy ❤

I am one of the nurses from the original 24 Hours in A&E from King’s in London, and the answer is yes. Yea you forget the cameras are there very very quickly. We had to sign off on anything broadcast but it is very realistic. Our lead consultant and matron declined them coming in for four years before consenting - providing Garden House / Channel 4 showed us as we really are - not so it looked like Casualty or Holly.

Some bits very gory, some very touching… been repeated elsewhere and lots of episodes but still a good watch!

You could never have a show like this in an American public school because it would expose all of the laws that public schools here blatantly violate on a regular basis, and admin would never allow that to happen.

It's so hard as an ex-SEND teacher watching kids that you're 99% sure have a particular need that's not being met. Some of these kids need a diagnosis, school accommodations and to be taught how to learn. Potentially even medication. But these little things would make the biggest difference to the whole class, and the teacher

Hearts for Amy everyone. Hearts for Amy. She’s so sweet! ❤