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A group of brave children leave technology at home and embark upon an adventure in Snowdonia. For two weeks, they must work as a team as Bear Grylls teaches them skills they'll need to survive in the wilderness.
2017
The master of survival teaches ten young students how to cope in the wild. First, they head to a remote island where they must fend for themselves overnight.
Day two sees the competition heat up as the camp splits into two teams - girls v boys.
The survivors face a terrifying trust exercise, and later learn about camouflage.
On day four, the students tackle their first mountain in North Wales - and get a rude awakening.
The would-be survivalists face a daring jump from a hovering helicopter into an ice-cold quarry.
The students get a nasty welcome to the jungle before climbing an ancient slate wall.
With some of the students out sick for the day, the rest take on a raft challenge and cliff climb.
The students are determined to prove their bravery when a huge storm hits the camp.
The students attempt a 'panther crawl' across a raging river, before building a shelter.
Bear throws his Survival School students in at the deep end to decide the boys vs girls competition. It is sink or swim as they leap from a speeding boat into icy water.
The cord is cut as Bear Grylls' Survival School students must leave the nest for the final expedition to the summit of Mount Cnicht in North Wales.
Bear Grylls' Survival School students continue on the final expedition to the summit of Mount Cnicht in North Wales.
2016
The kids are taught to survive in the wild by the wilderness adventurer. The 10 young explorers are challenged to make their own shelter.
On day two, the 12 to 15-year-olds get a crash course in survival, from crossing dangerous terrain to learning how to use knives safely.
It's day 3 of the survival school. The girls vs the boys continues. Who will prevail?
It's day 4 of the survival school. The girls vs the boys continues. Who will prevail?
The 12 to 15-year-olds attempt to climb the famous mountain Tryfan in appalling weather.
It is day six for the 12-15 year olds learning survival skills in Snowdonia, as the group face a scary abseil down a 110-foot cliff before gutting and skinning a rabbit for supper.
Ten British children go on the biggest adventure of their lives. The young survivors have a day out at the seaside - but it is no holiday.
Bear demonstrates the tricky technique of commando crawling along a rope.
It is day nine and the team take on a treacherous challenge battling up raging rapids before spending the night in a cave.
It is the last day of competition between the girls and boys as they battle to be Survival School Champions. On the survival menu today - raw locusts.
The final exercise is to reach the summit of Moel Siabod and spend the night out alone.
After a night out alone the kids are hungry and exhausted but must push on to reach the finale.
