A marketing whiz gives up her high-flying job to become a teacher. She is put in charge of a group of gifted, street smart and t-savy 16 year-olds with their unique set of problems and mindset that require her undivided attention. As she deals with the rigid, inflexible vice-principal within the education system, she experiences self-discovery in this emotionally draining but challenging profession.

This new sit-drama provides wholesome entertainment for the whole family and behind every episode, a lesson is weaved into each story that viewers may learn something from. Disillusioned about the corporate world, Francine Ooi (Cynthia Koh), a high-flying marketing executive traded her marketing career for a teaching job. She is put in charge of a group of gifted, street smart and IT-savvy 16-year-olds with their unique set of problems and mindset that require her undivided attention. Her ‘unconventional’ teaching methods often gets her into trouble with the rigid, inflexible vice-principal ．

This new sit-drama provides wholesome entertainment for the whole family and behind every episode, a lesson is weaved into each story that viewers may learn something from. Disillusioned about the corporate world, Francine Ooi (Cynthia Koh), a high-flying marketing executive traded her marketing career for a teaching job. She is put in charge of a group of gifted, street smart and IT-savvy 16-year-olds with their unique set of problems and mindset that require her undivided attention. Her ‘unconventional’ teaching methods often gets her into trouble with the rigid, inflexible vice-principal ．

The paper chase takes on a different meaning as Moulmein High's teachers search for the missing Continual Assessment papers. Meanwhile, Francine has to deal with a bright student who's ashamed of his poor, uneducated parents.

A teacher unwittingly reveals that he struck it rich with 4D and inspires the students to follow suit. Moral of the story - Money doesn't come easy. Unless you're a contestant on Who wants to be a millionaire.