Boarders - Season 2
Season 2
Series two sees a new era for St Gilbert's with the now acting headmistress Carol Watlington-Geese (who also happens to be the mother of Jaheim's nemesis, Rupert) at the helm - and she wants Jaheim, Leah, Toby, Omar and Femi gone.
Series one saw these five outsiders begin to thrive. Series two asks how much they're willing to sacrifice just to survive.
Episodes
Episode 1
Carol raises the stakes for our five when she announces she's stripping away two of their scholarships. Jaheim must deliver at school, but there's trouble at home and a ‘situationship' with Beatrix to deal with. Omar is distracted by secrets, Leah is hyped when she meets new girl Devonyé - but Femi is panicking. Can Toby help him or will Abby steal his attention?
Episode 2
Jaheim's under pressure to get money for Caleb and needs to avoid getting expelled for hiding someone he shouldn't. He bags a job, but it doesn't go well! A struggling Femi is surprised when Carol gives him another chance, and Omar discovers the truth about Rupert. Leah thinks she's found an ally in Devonyé, but Toby is also suddenly interested in their campaign. Does he have an ulterior motive?
Episode 3
Carol is determined for her school showcase to go well, but her head boy Jaheim is in London trying to find his brother. Toby wants to impress Abby by landing a big act for the Spring Ball – but will it all backfire? Femi is surprised when he's forced to perform on stage, while Omar tries to win over Dilton. Will Leah disrupt the whole event or does Devonyé have other ideas?
Episode 4
Episode 5
Episode 6
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