The Secret Life of 4, 5 and 6 Year Olds - Season 5
Season 5
The award-winning series returns, with a two-part special revealing how children learn the difference between right and wrong. Consultant clinical psychologist Dr Elizabeth Kilbey and educational neuroscientist Professor Paul Howard-Jones watch the drama unfold and offer expert insight.
Episodes
5 Year Olds (May 2018): Episode 1
In this episode, a new class have to decide whether it's ever okay to cheat and what to do when one of the group makes a big confession. When the dressing-up box comes out, it's not long before Donald Trump makes an appearance in the nursery, but what do the children think of the most powerful man in the world? And when division and arguments break out in the playground, can any of the five-year-olds find a way to reunite the group?
5 Year Olds (May 2018): Episode 2
In this episode the children are given the chance to wield power, but what sort of leaders will they choose to be? New girl Sienna has a very clear idea of what being the boss means, but how will the other children react to her no-nonsense approach? When three adorable but very excitable puppies visit the nursery, can Luke and Ella take charge? And when the children have the chance to vote on the best leader, who will triumph?
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