Description: Bickering one moment, tender the next! The lovable daily life of teachers and students in the peaceful little world of school. School is a small, close-knit world. To the students gathered there, a "teacher" is meant to be a mature guide and a capable educator (or at least, that's the hope). But watching the students' overflowing curiosity and playful teasing toward their teachers, sometimes it feels more like the teachers are local celebrities. Even when they bicker, these teachers wrap their students in warmth and care, making school life nothing but fun. Period 6: Mr. Hoshi's Graduation Photo Revealed Mr. Hoshi is caught off guard when a student announces they've seen his old graduation photo. But something seems off about that photo... Once it lands in the student's hands, the unusual picture spreads like wildfire. Period 7: The Student Who Won't Stop Worrying Him Wakao, a student in Hoshi's class, has been stopping by a convenience store three bus stops away from school every morning lately. Hoshi worries about a student going out of their way early in the morning to visit a store so far off. He tries to talk with her, but this doesn't seem like a problem a teacher can solve. Period 8: The School Idol When news breaks that Ms. Midorikawa, the school's resident idol, is getting married, the students bombard her with questions. Hoshi, who's already married himself, understands their intense curiosity all too well. Meanwhile, rumors spread that love has also found Mr. Nakamura, the "guy who occasionally wanders into class," sparking a debate among students over what's really true. Period 9: Just How Far Does a Teacher's Job Go? Mr. Kobayashi, advisor of the volleyball club, gets asked by parents to design a keepsake item for the team. He's a math teacher, he's never designed anything in his life, and he just wants to go home... But once he steps up for his students, he discovers an unexpected talent. Period 10: The Students' Nonsense Talk Show It's officially called "study hall," but everyone reads it as "free time." The students pass the time chatting about whatever pops into their heads, the conversation bouncing all over the place. Then Ando, the only one still gripping a pen and actually thinking, suddenly jumps up with a surprising story to share.