The series is aired via short clips published on the Internet in real-time which are compiled to form a longer episode at the end of each week.

The season centers on his best friend, Lucas Lallemant, who struggles with coming out to Yann, Arthur and Basile after falling in love with new student, Eliott.

Other plots included Eliott's struggles with bipolar disorder, and Lucas helping Daphné and the girls renovate the school's common room.

With support from The Gang, The Crew, and Lola's new friends, "La Mif," which consists of Jo, Max, Sekou, and her love interest, Maya, the two sisters work to come back together again.

Season 7 focuses on Tiffany Prigent, a popular girl returning to school after a traumatic pregnancy denial, where she ended up giving birth at a gymnastics meet.

Bilal also has to contend with his romantic interest in Jo, and her HIV positive diagnosis throughout the season, requiring both of them to learn how to ask for support from their friend group.

Maya Etienne is the central character, and her season deals with the fallout of her breakup with Lola, which brings up feelings of depression and heartbreak she hadn't fully dealt with since the death of her parents years ago.

After she is raped by her boyfriend, she finds herself reaching out to La Mif, specifically Lola, Maya, Tiffany, Jo, and Redouane, as well as new friends Sasha and Frida, for support in confronting what has happened to her and how to move past it.

The Weirdos consist of the headmistress's son, Yanis Toussaint, quirky Jade Miller, and non-binary teen Cléo, who quickly becomes Rym's love interest.

Season 12 shifts to another friend group dubbed "The Clones" by Cléo, as they often dress in the same trendy clothing, think highly of their social standing, and bully others who exist outside of their norm.

Maël Le Gall, a member of their group, struggles to live up to his friends' expectations when he and his girlfriend, Léonie, attempt to have sex for the first time.

[3] Manon Demissy is the central character and the season focuses on her relationship with Charles, a popular boy at school, and themes of sexual abuse.

The central character is Bilal Cherif, who struggles with issues of homelessness and food insecurity, while juggling a relationship with Jo Benezra, who has just been diagnosed with HIV.

The central character is Rym Brahimi, a new student who transfers in the middle of the year, and the topics of her season focus on the French foster system, deliquency, and what it means to belong.

The central character will be Maël Le Gall, another student at Dorian High School, and the topics of his season will focus on asexuality and teenage first love, confirmed by France.tvslash on 5 May 2023.