Lu and the Bally Bunch

The bugs decorate rocks while Lu discovers a special leaf for the autumn collage. She then tries to keep up with Biba on her new balance bike, takes the class pet home for the weekend, and deals with Barnaby giving away shared treats without asking her. Meanwhile, Dermot is upset after missing a goal and struggles to express his feelings.

The series titled Rocky Day, Leaf Boats, Bike Ride, Roly Poly Disappearance, Ask Me First and When Bugs Cry is presented as a single programme made up of several episodes. Classified simply as a programme of the episode genre, it strings together a collection of short, self‑contained stories centred on a group of young children and their everyday adventures. In one segment the insects take to decorating rocks, turning ordinary stones into colourful displays. Meanwhile Lu discovers a unique leaf that she adds to an autumn collage, showcasing her eye for detail. She’s also finding herself lagging behind Biba on a brand‑new balance bike, struggling to keep pace. Later, Lu looks after the class pet over the weekend, giving the animal a brief stay at home. Barnaby creates a small conflict when he’s handing out shared treats without consulting Lu, highlighting the importance of asking before taking. In another vignette, Dermot feels disappointment after missing a goal and has difficulty putting his feelings into words, illustrating a common childhood frustration. Together these snippets paint a picture of ordinary moments that become noteworthy through the children’s reactions. From creative projects and bike challenges to pet‑sitting responsibilities and emotional hurdles, each episode offers a glimpse into the simple yet meaningful experiences that shape their world.