Help! Teach is Coming to Stay

Help! Teach is Coming to Stay is a CBBC show which premièred on Saturday 19 July 2008, as part of the summer line up.

Help! Teach is Coming to Stay
Presented byKirsten O'Brien
Johny Pitts
Narrated byKirsten O'Brien
Johny Pitts
Country of originUnited Kingdom
No. of episodes20
Production
Executive producerKaren Woodward
EditorMarcus Leathly
Running time1 hour
Release
Original networkBBC Two
(2008)
CBBC
(2009)
Original release19 July 2008 (2008-07-19) 
29 March 2009 (2009-03-29)

The show

In this show a teacher stays with one of their pupils for a weekend, during which time they have to learn everything about two of the child's hobbies. On Monday when the class is back at school the teacher has to sit an exam about their weekend.

Weekend lessons

During the weekend the pupils have to teach their teacher about two of their favourite hobbies. On the Friday evening they undertake a "compatibility test" to see how well they work as a team, with the teacher having to be guided through an activity such as making a clay model or collecting objects from the garden while blindfolded, legs tied together or similar. If they fail to pass this challenge they are both forced to eat cold school food.

On Saturday morning the pupil gives a 45 theory lesson on one of the hobbies. This is followed by a 15-minute break in which they attempt to gain an extra 15 minutes for the next lesson.

Final exam

The final exam is shown in front of their class. The way in which the exam passes or fails is with a judge who is specialist in the subject the teacher is being tested on. If the teacher gets three ticks then they pass and a grand prize for the class, however if they don't they will fail consequently making the kid (teacher) and the teacher (pupil) gunged as the forfeit.

Presenters

Series Guide

SeriesEditionsStart DateFinish Date
Series 12019 July 200829 March 2009

References

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