Bromwell High - Season 1 (2005)

The school's music teacher gets his big break, and leaves in a golden helicopter, inspiring the rest of the staff to pursue their passions. As the teachers quit one by one, Iqbal and Mr. Bibby look for less expensive ways of replacing them. Meanwhile, Natella pursues her inner musician, and a visiting school supervisor decides it's time to place Keisha in a special school.

Keisha becomes a pyromaniac, which means trouble for Iqbal when he learns he must spend money on wheelchair-accessible premises when she starts a fire at school. Meanwhile, Aisha threatens to beat up Natella for kissing up to teachers.

As Bromwell High celebrates Valentines Day, Natella tries to sway everyone to her belief that it's a meaningless marketing event that judges a person by appearance, however her beliefs change when Davis, the coolest boy in school, seemingly puts a Valentine card in her box.

When Natella introduces the headmaster to her new friend Katie, whom she met at the National Science Competition, he is delighted to learn just how much some children's parents are willing to pay for a decent education and makes major school changes so he can personally profit from it.

Latrina's mother has given birth to Mr. Bibby's child, but he doesn't want it and Latrina is stuck for a way to get it off her hands. It just so happens that the sex-education teacher is giving a guest seminar equipped with robotic training babies. Latrina switches the real baby with the robotic baby and nobody knows--yet.

Latrina is the only chance for Bromwell's basketball team to make a comeback, but affirmative action might just see her kicked off the team; Keisha faces off against her English teacher, who seems to be able to counter her every move.

While financial troubles plague the Bromwell High staff, Iqbal and Mr. Bibby find the ultimate way to keep Keisha on their side: elect her as the most terrifying prefect in Bromwell High history.

After massive damage to the school, Iqbal sells the institution to a fried-chicken franchise, leading Natella to campaign for School President--with Keisha as her greatest asset.

Carol writes the annual school play (produced by would-be Cameron Mackintosh, Iqbal), but her production takes its story from her recent separation with Martin. Latrina gets the lead role, but the performance is plagued with difficulties.

The girls become pushers of a new addictive sweet, which unfortunately has explosive qualities. This comes at a bad time for Iqbal, as a reporter is doing an in-depth profile of the school.