Eleven-year-old Joe Connolly navigates the dramas and pitfalls of his first year at secondary school. With new situations and embarrassments around every corner, small events mean big drama for Joe as he gets used to this chapter of life.
It's Joe's first day at secondary school and everything is going wrong. How do you survive your worst day ever? Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 1)
When an adrenaline-fuelled game of dares gets out of hand, Joe accidentally throws a ball at a teacher and now he's in big, big trouble. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 2)
It is Joe's 12th birthday and he can't wait for everyone to know, until he learns about the school tradition of birthday beats. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 3)
Everyone at O'Malley Secondary School seems to have found love apart from Joe. He decides today is the day he will get a girlfriend. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 4)
Joe knows he will be humiliated if he admits to being scared of Siobhan Murphy's terrifying Halloween story. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 5)
Joe Connolly is going to the dentist while everyone else at school is learning about their bits - how will Joe ever catch up? Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 6)
Joe arrives at the disco with high hopes of a slow dance with Daisy Adeyemi. The only thing standing in his way is his best friend, Frisbo. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 7)
Joe is having to stay in his brother Jamie's room. Now he must endure a night of cruelty and what to do when a girl texts. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 8)
After forgetting his permission slip, Joe faces a day without his friends. But luckily, Lily Scott will also be in school. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 9)
Joe Connolly has never done a poo at school before but that will all change today. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 10)
Joe's shoe begins to squeak, and it's funny... at first. But when his friends laugh at him, Joe gets back at Frisbo and they fall out. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 11)
It is Valentine's Day and Joe Connolly has a plan to send Lily Scott a Valentine's card. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 12)
Joe Connolly has never been in a fight, but that doesn't stop him from getting the reputation as the toughest kid in year 7. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 13)
Joe Connolly has made a decision - he is going to ask Lily Scott to be his girlfriend. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 14)
Joe is Lily Scott's boyfriend and everything is great. But Joe soon realises he cannot just be a boyfriend, he must be a good one. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 15)
It's parents evening and Joe's parents can't wait to meet his girlfriend, Lily. Joe cannot let this happen. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 16)
It's the talent show, and Frisbo performs his greatest ever magic trick with Joe as his stooge. But Joe has bigger problems. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 17)
When Steve Malek steals back Joe's Mickey Page football card from Frisbo, Joe decides Steve will be his new best friend. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 18)
Joe Connolly is on a losing streak. With Sports Day fast approaching, he needs to avoid losing again at all costs. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 19)
Joe learns that Frisbo fancies Kayla Madani. Joe wants to help his best friend, but there is a problem. Suitable for children aged 8+. (S1, ep 20)