Teen life today is anything but simple.— one moment, it is all inside jokes and viral trends; the next, it is heartbreak and life-changing choices. Netflix’s Adolescence
does not just depict this chaos—it plunges viewers straight into it. Co-created by Stephen Graham and
Jack Thorne
, this four-part drama is not another crime drama. It is a gut-wrenching, all-consuming story that forces audiences to think. But beyond the binge-worthy drama, something bigger is happening. The impact is real, and conversations are only getting louder.
The question is—what is coming next? What role do parents and teachers play in guiding them through it all? A big move is coming, opening the door to important conversations—inside and outside the classroom
.
A game-changer for schools in the UK? Netflix’s Adolescence gets educational resources
Teen drama just got real—literally. Netflix UK & Ireland took to X to drop some major news- Adolescence
is now available in secondary schools across the UK through Into Film+.
The now popular Netflix series, known for tackling the messy, complicated world of growing up in the digital age, is making its way into classrooms, giving students and teachers plenty to talk about.
NEW: From today we are making Adolescence available to all secondary schools across the UK through Into Film+.
Additionally, healthy relationships charity Tender will produce guides and resources for teachers, parents and carers to help navigate conversations around the series.
— Netflix UK & Ireland (@NetflixUK) March 31, 2025
It is not just about binge-worthy drama anymore, but about sparking real conversations on the issues teens face every day. That is not all. Alongside the release, the charity Tender is also stepping in to create expert guides for
“teachers, parents, and carers”.
These resources will help adults navigate the tough but necessary conversations about the show’s themes. From friendships to online bullying to personal choices, this partnership ensures that Adolescence
is more than just another forgotten global hit series.
This collaboration with Tender
adds a meaningful layer to the true story behind Adolescence
, making it a conversation starter in homes and classrooms across the UK. As its impact grows, the question remains—could this be the beginning of something even bigger?
Will Adolescence get a sequel after its global success?
Could Adolescence
return for another season? That is the big question after creator Stephen Graham and executive producer Hannah Walters
dropped some interesting hints, speaking to Variety. While looking back on the global success of the show, they acknowledged the possibility of continuing the story. The four-part drama, co-produced by their Matriarch Productions, swept Netflix, heading streaming charts in 80 countries
. With its intense storytelling and one-shot filming style, it left viewers hooked—and now, everyone is wondering if there is more to come.
Stephen Graham and Hannah Walters Talk ‘Adolescence’ Success, Season 2 Hopes, and What’s Next for Their Production Company.
Via: @Variety pic.twitter.com/yn4I7GlqXR
— Scoops and Films (@scoopsandfilms) March 27, 2025
Will it actually happen, though? That is the million-dollar question. Graham, keeping things cryptic, told Variety, “Possibly; let’s see how the figures are.”
Walters dismissed the idea of a prequel but hinted that there may still be creative ground to explore
. For now, Adolescence
remains a one-season wonder—but if fans keep pushing, that could just change!
Do you think Adolescence
should get a second season? Let us know in the comments!
