A marketing whiz gives up her high-flying job to become a teacher. She is put in charge of a group of gifted, street smart and t-savy 16 year-olds with their unique set of problems and mindset that require her undivided attention. As she deals with the rigid, inflexible vice-principal within the education system, she experiences self-discovery in this emotionally draining but challenging profession.

This new sit-drama provides wholesome entertainment for the whole family and behind every episode, a lesson is weaved into each story that viewers may learn something from. Disillusioned about the corporate world, Francine Ooi (Cynthia Koh), a high-flying marketing executive traded her marketing career for a teaching job. She is put in charge of a group of gifted, street smart and IT-savvy 16-year-olds with their unique set of problems and mindset that require her undivided attention. Her ‘unconventional’ teaching methods often gets her into trouble with the rigid, inflexible vice-principal ．

This new sit-drama provides wholesome entertainment for the whole family and behind every episode, a lesson is weaved into each story that viewers may learn something from. Disillusioned about the corporate world, Francine Ooi (Cynthia Koh), a high-flying marketing executive traded her marketing career for a teaching job. She is put in charge of a group of gifted, street smart and IT-savvy 16-year-olds with their unique set of problems and mindset that require her undivided attention. Her ‘unconventional’ teaching methods often gets her into trouble with the rigid, inflexible vice-principal ．

The paper chase takes on a different meaning as Moulmein High's teachers search for the missing Continual Assessment papers. Meanwhile, Francine has to deal with a bright student who's ashamed of his poor, uneducated parents.

A teacher unwittingly reveals that he struck it rich with 4D and inspires the students to follow suit. Moral of the story - Money doesn't come easy. Unless you're a contestant on Who wants to be a millionaire.

Pardon the language, Miss Ooi, but life's a bitch when you're a foreign student adjusting to a strange country and a stranger education system. Seng Chee's living conditions causes his grades to plunge but god's gift to students Francine lends a helping hand.

Joseph passes 'naughty' pictures around to up his status with the 'in' crowd. Meanwhile, Francine's social life has reached rock bottom. So why is she receiving flowers from a secret admirer?

A teacher's work is never done. When Seng Chee's grades suffer because of his living conditions, you can be sure spunky Francine is quick to offer a helping hand.

Ling is pregnant and there are so much talk about this in the school as Ms Bandara and Francine trying to help. One of the boy has fallen for TV actress Jacelyn Tay and go all out to get to know her. Guest appearance Jacelyn Tay.

Francine can't wait to show Ms Bandara the new student lounge, but-- gasp--it's been vandalised!

Seng Chee is involved in a gangster group and created trouble in school. He vandalised the newly set-up Students' Lounge after Miss Francine Wee's students decorated the lounge to welcome the principal Mrs Bandara back to school.

Teacher's Day is around the corner and Francine is dissapointed when she learns nothing is happening on that day.

The exams are around the corner and both parents and teachers are stressed out.

In this season finale, Francine is at the crossroads as her teaching year ends and she needs to decide if she wants to stay on the show as a teacher.