US EditionEducating Yorkshire Viewers ‘Moved to Tears’ on Channel 4 Show’s Return
Year 8 pupil Amy faces emotional challenges from anxiety and Tourette's syndrome, receiving support through regular sessions at her school's Wellbeing Hub, highlighting teen mental health.
- On Sunday, Educating Yorkshire returned to Channel 4 screens after more than a decade, featuring Amy, year eight pupil at Thornhill Community Academy, who revealed she found "nothing" positive about herself during a Wellbeing Hub check-in.
- The pupil's diagnosis and anxiety explain Amy's struggles with uncontrollable tics and overwhelming feelings at Thornhill Community Academy.
- Student manager Mr Wilson stepped in when Amy argued with Millie, facilitating a heart-to-heart that led to reconciliation while Mr Burton, now headteacher, and Thornhill Community Academy supported the new cohort.
- Viewers flooded social media with support after the episode, moved to tears and writing encouragement like `Aww Amy, you are a beautiful girl with a beautiful soul.`
- The revival underscores a stronger focus on pupil wellbeing as Educating Yorkshire blends humour and emotion, reconnecting viewers with Thornhill Community Academy under Mr Burton's leadership.
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Educating Yorkshire viewers ‘moved to tears’ on Channel 4 show’s return
Educating Yorkshire has already ‘moved’ viewers ‘to tears’ in its first episode 😭
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