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It’s school photo day at Kate Sheppard Primary. Unfortunately Jess thought it was crazy hair day and her son has blue hair. Now she must use her mum superpowers to save the day.

Jess can't believe it when her son isn't invited to a classmate's birthday party. Is her son not as popular as she thinks? She decides to take matters into her own hands with disastrous results.

Ryan reads a story to his class about three awesome volunteer mums and the bake sale from hell. The story stars Jess, Heather and Hine and and may or may not be based on real events.

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Jess loses her son's tooth, Heather deals with student protesters, while Hine tries to hide her son's birthday lollipops from the school dental nurse.

When the referee for her son’s soccer game goes into labour Jess is forced to take her place. The only problem is, she doesn’t know the rules.

Jess's son draws a horrifying picture that his teacher bafflingly displays and Heather learns the shocking truth about her daughter.

Jess is stuck with the most useless kid for the field trip, Heather struggles with her competitive side. Hine tries being a mean mum, and quite enjoys it.

When Jess accidentally loses the school rat long-held grudges are exposed and embarrassing childhood secrets revealed.

A primary school sausage sizzle descends into chaos and the newly-formed Junior Fundraising Committee must work together to save the day - and the sausages.

Jess tries to get her son a pen license only to unwittingly have him classified as gifted.

It's a new year at Kate Sheppard Primary and Jess, Heather and Hine want to be voted back in as The Junior Fundraising Committee. But when Jess can't get onto the school email list, the day descends into a parent popularity contest that sees nerves fray and friendships torn asunder.

Jess becomes a meme mum after an embarrassing incident. Now she must prove to the school she's a responsible fundraiser.

The mums are forced to contain an outbreak of nits only to discover it may have been caused by one of their own.

A friendly bet on the mum's race at athletics day escalates and Jess must win or lose everything.

The fundraising bake sale is thrown into disarray when a cool mum threatens Jess and Heather's friendship.

Parents Quiz Night heats up when the grand prize sends the mums into a competitive frenzy.

The Junior Fundraising Committee reluctantly accepts corporate sponsorship to reach their fundraising goal, but is the price too high?