Ep 1. Strike

Bad Education season 3 episode 1, titled "Strike," follows new headmaster, Mr. Fraser, as he must navigate his first crisis when the school's staff goes on strike. As the students are left without teachers, Fraser must take control and come up with a plan to ensure the school's smooth running.

Fraser and Deputy Headmistress Pickwell find themselves at odds when they try to handle the situation. Pickwell takes a tough stance and wants to enforce strict rules, while Fraser believes that a more positive approach is needed. Meanwhile, Alfie Wickers, who is now working as a supply teacher, finds himself at the mercy of the students when they realize they can get away with pretty much anything without any authority figures around.

With the strike dragging on, Fraser finds himself pulled in different directions as he tries to keep the school functioning despite the lack of staffing. He must deal with the demands of the teachers who have gone on strike, while also handling the student's growing frustration and anger as they are left to their own devices.

As the days go by, tensions rise between the teachers and the school administration, putting Fraser in a difficult position. He soon realizes that he must take bold and creative steps to resolve the situation, but will he be able to overcome the obstacles and get the teachers back to work?

"Strike" is a hilarious and engaging episode that showcases the great writing and acting of the Bad Education team. The episode deals with relevant and timely issues that are sure to resonate with viewers, particularly those who have ever been affected by school strikes or disputes. With its mix of humor, drama, and social commentary, Bad Education delivers a well-rounded and entertaining episode that is sure to please both old and new fans of the show.