Back In My Day

At a disorderly boarding school, a crew of contrary teachers and mischievous students try their best to make it through their days.

Mr Haston, who they'd call a seasoned teacher, is a man in his 50s with a caustic personality and a split reputation among his students and colleagues. Although he already has too much on his plate, he has recently taken it upon himself to mentor a freshly graduated teacher - Mr Nicholson. He is a gullible and good-natured young man who is reluctant to adopt the traditional, strict practice. This puts them in recurring disagreements, where both are equally as adamant about sticking to their own methods, yet at the end of the day, they must find a way to cooperate for the sake of the students.
Besides mentoring this new teacher, Mr Haston has a handful of nasty colleagues and prefects to protect his students from as well as a good number of students to discipline continually.

Harry and his mates belong to those who Mr Haston needs to keep an extra eye on. They really are good-hearted teenagers, but their lack of control of their impish spirits and boyish curiosity leads them more than often into trouble, and their differences give their teachers a reason to frown upon them.

Meanwhile, Headmaster Hastings is on the brink of giving up and letting Mr Haston replace him, but his hunger for money keeps him puffing on his pipe in the office whilst the school is turned upside down.