Balamory

Balamory Seeking Santa - Exclusive episode never seen on TV! It's the day of the nursery Christmas party and Miss Hoolie asks PC Plum to dress up as Santa and bring some Santa wishes for the children. Suzie Sweet promises to 'make the impossible possible' and heads off to the Arctic Circle with Penny. They have a snowy adventure looking for Santa - but how will they be able to bring Santa wishes back to Balamory?

Miss Hoolie is holding a fish supper for the children's grandparents. Spencer makes some decorations to jazz up the nursery. Miss Hoolie asks Spencer to make a fishing game, which he does, with some help from Archie, but Spencer forgets to order the fish and chips for Miss Hoolie. Without fish and chips, there wouldn't be a fish supper. Spencer goes to Pocket and Sweet's, but they don't have enough fish. Penny says to try the fish and chip trailer at the pier. The trailer doesn't have enough fish either. Suzie and Spencer go off quickly and buy some fresh fish from the fishermen, and the fish are cooked at the trailer. Spencer brings the fish to the nursery to eat. They are delicious!

This morning, the electricity goes off and nothing works, not even the TV. Archie decides to invent a TV that doesn't need electricity, but it doesn't have any pictures. So Spencer uses some paintings, then tells a story using socks from his washing basket. It is the Three Billy Goats Gruff, and it is so funny!

Edie always takes the children to the nursery by bus, but today, they are all feeling bored.

The school children are looking forward to josie telling them all about different ways to travel but since she has only been on the ferry she does not have any. Does anyone else have the answer.

Sadie notices that the scarecrow is missing from the nursery vegetable patch. It had vanished. Edie asks PC Plum if he could help find the missing scarecrow. PC Plum owned up to breaking the missing scarecrow. He'd mistaken it for a burglar. Edie takes the broken scarecrow to Archie. If anyone could fix it, Archie could. And he does, too, with a little help from all the children.

Edie arrives at the nursery looking for a lifejacket and sounding worried about her sailing trip with PC Plum. Miss Hoolie tries to make Edie feel better by saying how Miss Hoolie loves sailing. It works. Edie goes home all excited and daring to go on PC Plum's boat. Unfortunately, a storm means they have to cancel the boat trip. Edie is fed up and PC Plum sends her along to see Josie, who takes Edie on a pretend sea trip. The children and Miss Hoolie go, too. It is a great, fun day on the ocean waves for Edie after all.

Today, Josie Jump is looking after a dog named Ralph. She goes to see Edie McCredie for advice on how to keep the dog amused, but Edie thinks Ralph is a boy. P.C. Plum gives Josie some tips on looking after the dog, and they take it for a walk in the park with some of the nursery children.

The children paint pictures to help cure Penny's hiccups.

Spencer comes this morning with a bag of coloured paper that he doesn't know what to do with. Miss Hoolie tells him to visit Archie, who has ideas of making party hats and a kite tail. In the end, Archie and Spencer make a book. Suzie thinks the book would make a perfect photo album for the children at the nursery, one they could keep to remind them of their seal trip. Penny gives Spencer some cameras. Spencer and the children dash down to the harbour to catch a boat. What a wonderful day they had. And what a wonderful photo album they made.

PC Plum is having trouble keeping his long floppy fringe out of his eyes. He tries out a visor, but his helmet keeps falling off while he's on his bike. Edie suggests some rather undignified solutions, like curlers and a shower cap. P.C. Plum refuses these suggestions, and goes to Archie for advice. Archie realises that P.C. Plum is making excuses, and says that the only solution is to get his hair cut.

Miss Hoolie hopes to take the children into the garden, but it is raining. Josie pops in. Miss Hoolie asks her to tell the children a story about animals. She doesn't know much about animals, so she asks PC Plum. Josie has fun pretending to be a beetle, a sheepdog and a pigeon. PC Plum keeps getting phone calls, so Josie visits Edie McCredie. Edie tells Josie about the jungles of Africa, so Josie comes back and tells the children a fantastic jungle story.

P.C. Plum arrives at the nursery feeling very sleepy, because he has been up most of the night helping the local farmer feed his lambs. P.C. Plum thinks that the children would like to see the lambs, but if he is going to go with them, he will have to be woken up. Edie takes P.C. Plum to see Josie Jump, to see if she can help.

Spencer wants to build a sandcastle, but has no bucket and spade, what can he use instead?

Archie's wearing odd socks, and he can't find the other one. He visits his sister and niece. He helps his young niece, Megan, pair her socks.

PC Plum is really looking forward to umpiring the cricket match, but he has a flat tyre. Who can help him?

Spencer calls in to tell Miss Hoolie that Tommy Mackenzie's mother has a newborn baby girl. Spencer goes to buy a present from Pocket and Sweet's. He gets caught playing with things on the shelves and ends up buying everything but a present for the new baby. Archie has a great idea. With the children, he makes a beautiful mobile from old coat hangers, string and painted paper plates. Spencer hangs the mobile over Tommy's new baby sister's cot. She seems to love her first present.

Poor PC Plum has a sore throat. Miss Hoolie makes him some honey and lemon tea. Edie's bus is causing a traffic jam, so PC Plum asks her to move it. Because he'd lost his voice, Edie thinks it is a game. PC Plum tries to write things down but is running out of paper. Josie Jump shows him another way to say what he means. PC Plum gets the hang of it, but then Edie moves her bus anyway. So Josie and PC Plum play charades with the children instead.

Miss Hoolie and PC Plum are planning to take her friends children on a trip.

Edie McCredie arrives at the Balamory Nursery complaining about the appearance of strange road signs which have popped up all over Balamory- they have clown faces on them. The clowns have been put there by Archie, but he likes them so much he is oblivious to Edie's pleas for him to take them down. She passes the buck to P.C. Plum. As it happens, P.C. Plum is captivated by the clowns, and helps Archie find a place to display them where they won't cause problems.

After Josie Jump teaches Spencer how to play golf, Miss Hoolie, the children and Spencer make a crazy golf course in the cafe.

Miss Hoolie asks PC Plum to take the children to the beach to collect shells. PC Plum can't make sense of the tidal timetable so Archie suggests they use a sandboat to show when the tide is coming in.

It's a play day in Balamory. Archie is looking after a boy called Liam, but Liam is unhappy because he was supposed to spend the day with his cousin Stevie. Stevie has been called way to drive the Balamory ferry. Archie asks Edie for ideas of places to take Liam on a day trip, but she thinks the only solution is to take him on the ferry, so he can see Stevie.

Miss Hoolie thinks she could have a ceilidh. Suzie says she'd organize it all by herself. She gets Penny to do the refreshments and Spencer to fix the band. Then Suzie becomes very tired from dancing. She needs help, so Josie leads the dancing. Later on, Suzie recovers enough to teach the children the Balamory Two-Step.

Suzie Sweet delivers the wrong things, after Penny moves things on the shop shelves.

Archie wants to show the nursery children his latest invention- a milk dispenser. Miss Hoolie says that he should show them where milk comes from in the first place. He knows that Milk comes from cows, so he borrows a model of a cow from Edie McCredie. But he still doesn't know exactly how cows are milked, so he needs to see P.C. Plum.

Today PC Plum is trying to organise a birthday party for Callum, his nephew. Callum is unusual because he never plays with toys- he likes to sit in boxes and pretend they are boats, planes etc. P.C. Plum and Archie make a cardboard rocket as a present for Callum.

Penny is organizing a picnic lunch. But she needs the hamper to put everything in. She goes to Archie's castle to fetch it. Archie had made it into a musical hamper. It plays a different tune every time you open the lid. When Penny brings it back, there is no sign of the picnic lunch. She calls in PC Plum to find out where it had gone. Suzie solves the mystery. She remembers that she'd sold PC Plum the food for the picnic. PC Plum returns everything, and the children go on a picnic. They eat, drink and play musical statues to the sound of Archie's amazing musical hamper.

Miss Hoolie asks Penny if there's anything in the shop that she could send to her friend in London from Balamory. There is nothing in Pocket and Sweet's shop, but Spencer comes up with the perfect solution.

Spencer has been invited to go swimming, the only problem is he can't swim. Who can help?

Miss Hoolie asks Edie to tell the children a story about an exotic animal from her travels, so she tells a story about a snake.

Spencer comes up with a fantastic routine to make teeth sparkle.

Miss Hoolie asks Josie to teach the children how to line dance. The only problem is who can teach Josie?!

It's a windy day in Balamory & PC Plum wants to go kite flying. The only problem is that the shop has sold out of kites. What will PC Plum do next?

Oh, dear! Spencer has lost Philip his teddybear. Will he find him in time for the teddybears picnic?

Archie is looking after a guinea pig called George. He goes to the shop to buy food for him, but when he returns, George is missing, so he needs to call P.C. Plum.

Miss Hoolie performs her nursery song for children in the nursery. Josie finds a key. Who does it belong to?

Josie is ill and has asked PC Plum to organise the games for the nursery sports day.

Spencer wants to do some painting in the garden with the children, but it's too cold. Who can help the children keep warm.

It's dressing up day in Balamory. Miss Hoolie and the children are really looking forward to it. But will PC Plum dress up as a policeman again?

Spencer is painting a picture for the lifeboat station, but hasn't enough time to finish it. The children help him; but the painting is too big to go on Spencer's cart!

Miss Hoolie asks Edie McCredie to hold a football match, but she doesn't know how the rules work.

Today Josie buys a gift for Peter, she also gets a sore foot.

Nursery children are to a dance at garden tea party but Edie has used costumes to clean engine, children dance with ribbons.

Suzie learns to drive a car and plays a driving game with the children.

Penny is afraid of thunder, so she looks to PC Plum and Archie to try to overcome her fear.

Josie has trouble looking after a baby after she accidentally wakes it up.

Suzie is supposed to read the children a story, but she is having a very busy day. She asks Penny to collect a story book from Archie's castle. When Penny arrives at the nursery, Suzie isn't there, so Penny asks PC Plum to help find Suzie. PC Plum spots a trail of jelly beans, which lead to Suzie, who is fast asleep in the nursery garden. Suzie then tells the children a story about a slow tortoise and a speedy hare.

Edie thinks the children might like to listen to a story tape while they're in her bus. Miss Hoolie lends her a story book she found, and Edie goes to see Josie Jump to use her tape recorder. Josie helps with the story and does lots of funny actions. When Edie listens to the tape, it doesn't seem as good without the actions. She goes to ask Spencer to add some music, but he does more than that - he adds creaks and boings and many other sounds. It sounds great. Edie comes back to the cafe, and Miss Hoolie helps to make the story tape.

Suzie wants to tell the children a story about flying, but she's never flown.

Josie teaches everyone her cleaning song, but they soon run out of things to clean. Can Edie McCreadie help?

Today Spencer is off to the mainland to take part in a music festival.

It's Regatta day but all the boats look the same. But Spencer has an idea.

It's all happening today - spilt paint, missing carrots and a homemade carrot picking machine! What on earth is going on?

Josie wants to teach the children some animal movements today but she needs some help. Never fear, Edie is at the ready.

Today Suzie wants to get rid of some empty boxes from the shop but doesn't know what to do with them. Josie has an idea.

Miss Hoolie asks PC Plum to organise a treasure hunt. But he'll need a map & some treasure. Who can help?

Spencer makes bunting for a garden competition.

Edie is taking the children to Underwater World but the bus won't start. Can Spencer help? Spencer decorates the bus to make it look like Underwater World. Then - the bus is fixed - but it's time to go home.

Today Miss Hoolie finds a pile of old pipes in the cupboard. She has no ides what to do with them. Luckily PC Plum & Archie get inspired.

Today: Halloween party at the nursery.

Today we learn Edie isn't very good at getting up in the morning.

Today in Balmory Archie has made a new invention. It's called a noisy hat, and it makes farm animal noises. Archie and Spencer prepare a farmyard song to sing with the nursery children.

Today Edie is supposed to referee a basketball match, but she doesn't know anything about basketball. Josie tries to teach her the rules, but she finds them too complicated. As it turns out, Penny Pocket plays basketball, and agrees to referee the game in her place.

A pantomime for the children in Balamory Hall. Miss Hoolie takes the role of Cinderella, with Edie as Prince Charming. Archie and PC Plum put in star turns as the Ugly Sisters, Spencer is Buttons, and Josie is Dandini. Finally, Suzie and Penny put in an appearance as the two Fairy Godmothers.

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Spencer finds out Miss Hoolie didn't get the invitation to a surprise party for herself.

Archie has been invited over for a family meal at Amber's house, but the trouble is that he has inventor's block. What will he do?

Archie presents Miss Hoolie with a pen tree made from coathangers to keep her pens tidy.

PC Plum's hat blows away, and he tries to find alternatives.

Penny Pocket visits the nursery to tell Miss Hoolie that Suzie Sweet has decided to encourage people to recycle. But soon, she and Edie McCredie see a mysterious burglar in the shop. What are they going to do?

There is a Fun Run happening in Balamory today, and Josie Jump can't take part unless she finds somebody else to start the race. But who can help Josie out?

PC Plum's office is cluttered with stuff he wants to throw away but Miss Hoolie tells him to take them to a car boot sale and use them as items for anyone to buy them.

The residents of the island celebrate Chinese New Year, complete with a lion dance.

Suzie is nervous about helping out at her cousin's café on the mainland. It seems there is so much to do! How will she remember what everyone has ordered?

Archie isn't interested in helping out at the Balamory Bun Festival, but he definitely wants to sample some of the buns.

Edie helps a friend fit a new toilet in the bathroom of her friend's house. The problem is that she only knows a little about toilets.

Edie helps a friend fit a new toilet in the bathroom of her friend's house. The problem is that she only knows a little about toilets.

There's a litter bug in Balamory. PC Plum and friends set out to find the culprit.

Suzie Sweet has been eating her dinner in the shop and doing her ironing in the café. How can Penny Pocket get her to do things in the right place?

It is snowing, and PC Plum is worried about one of his friends who doesn't get out much. He wants to find a way to bring the winter magic to her house.

Josie Jump wants to play shops with the children at the nursery, but who can help her make it fun?

Miss Hoolie organises a daffodil tea party for the children's parents at the nursery.

PC Plum tries to solve the mystery of the strange voice in the night which is keeping everyone awake.

Josie teaches the children to play with bubbles.

PC Plum has promised to take Miss Hoolie out for the day, but he has double-booked himself, as he has also promised to go on a fishing trip with Spencer on the same day.

The nursery children are eagerly awaiting a visit from a bassoon player. Archie decides to come along too, and he invents a musical instrument to play along with her.

Edie is very sad because her friend's cat has died. Spencer and PC Plum find ways to cheer her up.

The children want to play in the garden, but there is no rabbit run for Jennifer the rabbit. Edie sets out to find the materials to make one.

Suzie and Penny have bought some new games for the shop, but they don't know how to play them.

It's a sunny day, so the children help in Mrs. Reilly's garden.

Miss Hoolie asks PC Plum to organise a disco for the children, but he doesn't know much about music.

Suzie rushes back and forth and gets very tired.

Penny's wheelchair needs mending, so Edie pumps the wheel up for her before the activity lesson at the Nursery.

Everyone is upset at Spencer for messing things up, to which he finds out that he has forgotten to wash his hands and is covering everything he touches in green paint.

Archie's new invention doesn't seem to impress anyone.

Archie has a problem where cannot stop sneezing.

Josie wants to tell a story for the nursery children as they cannot go outside due to the rain, but just ends up making a big mess instead.

It's pancake day in the nursery and PC Plum keeps losing his eggs.

Josie Jump's jumping classes aren't as popular as they used to be and wants to find a sort of gimmick, gizmo or gadget to get more people involved. Who in Balamory will help her?

Miss Hoolie has been asked to look after Caitlin's doll, but Edie accidentally sits on the doll and breaks it. What can she do?

Edie McCredie wants to go on safari in Balamory, but it sounds too much of a challenge. Can PC Plum manage this?

Archie wants to take the nursery children on a tour of the island to see how many street signs they can spot, but it's too far for them to walk.

Penny uses the hats in Edie's lost and found box to tell the children a story about different people who might wear them.

PC Plum loves to watch animals, but he keeps scaring them away. Spencer has offered to help him, but how?

PC Plum wants to bring in Sandy the sheepdog in to show the children, but she is too busy with work on the farm. What can PC Plum do?

Spencer helps out a neighbour to rake leaves, but he doesn't know what to do with them all.

When Edie finds a hedgehog, she tries to find a way to look after it but has trouble doing so.

Archie needs to go to the funfair to collect sugar for the candy floss stall, but he is scared of the rides there.

Edie tries to buy a Spice Girls CD from Suzie and Penny's, but they're all sold out. When she doesn't get anything else she's looking for, Josie helps her help Suzie and Penny find out what everyone else likes and doesn't like.

Josie wants to tell the children a story about a magician, but she needs a magic box and a magic trick. What will she do?

Spencer wants to take the nursery children to visit their buddies at the primary school, but who will tell him where to go?

Edie has a box of keepsakes from her woodland walks but doesn't know what to do with them.

At the Balamory bazaar, Edie is supposed to run the face painting stall, but she doesn't know how to do it.

Josie promises to tell the children stories about exciting ways to travel – but she has only ever been on the ferry.

Suzie has a new hobby – juggling and stilt walking, and is causing trouble in the shop. Who can stop the chaos?

Archie wants to take his nephew Christopher to the Science Centre in the Big City but is unsure what it's like to him.

Archie makes an x-ray machine for the children to use when they are playing doctors & nurses.

Spencer wants to tell the children the story of Princess Sally, but he can't remember how the story goes.

The children bake some biscuits for PC Plum's tasting session.

Josie Jump and Miss Hoolie are on a bicycle ride today, but Josie doesn't know the rules of the road. Luckily, there's someone in Balamory who can help her.

Josie is going to the mainland to go ice-skating and wants to borrow a CD to listen to while skating.

Balamory is in celebration mode as Penny and Suzie help organise an Indian wedding, but Suzie gets the arrangements muddled up! Will things be fixed in time?

Today is Miss Hoolie's birthday and PC Plum and Spencer organise a surprise party for her.

Spencer wants to play his guitar for the nursery children.

The paddle steamer runs out of tickets. Edie comes to the rescue by using old raffle tickets.

PC Plum helps Spencer find his guitar.

PC Plum is in a muddle, and will he be able to complete his jobs in time before he goes out sailing with Miss Hoolie?

It's time for the winter, but Archie is feeling a bit glum after being ill with flu. Who will wipe away his frowns and bring back his smiles in time for the party?

Edie wants to go deer spotting with PC Plum, but when she finds out Archie has her tent and his nephews are enjoying using it, Archie suggests another way – by dressing up as a pantomime horse. This new plan however causes trouble around Balamory.

Josie Jump searches for special building blocks to help her tell a fairground story.

Penny gets distracted by watching a football match, and forgets to make an important order for the shop.

Suzie takes a flying lesson, but needs someone to go with her so they can tell the children what the island looks like from the air.

Miss Hoolie faces a dilemma when she makes too many promises of taking people to the beach.

Edie has so much to do, and is so caught up on rushing tasks in order to prepare for a visit to the farm with the children that she forgets to close her bus door and the sausages she bought are taken. Who has stolen them?

PC Plum organises a gospel choir performance at the nursery. But he spends so much time practicing his singing that he neglects his police work – leaving Penny to solve a mystery involving missing flowers.

Josie asks Miss Hoolie to help think of a ballet the children might enjoy watching her class perform.

Archie keeps getting angry when things aren't going the way he wants. However, there is someone in Balamory to help him calm down.

It is PC Plum's Birthday, and he promises to take Miss Hoolie to an Italian restaurant to celebrate. However, after getting caught up on work, they both miss the ferry. What can they do?

Josie is meant to be taking the mums and toddlers with their buggies and prams to the soft play centre in the big city, but is worried that she'll get lost.

Edie is tired out, she is having to do favours for Archie. When they both get wiped, who will help them get back on their feet again?

Miss Hoolie and her visitors are meant to tour Balamory on Edie's bus, but it develops a problem that even Archie can't fix.

PC Plum is really looking forward to umpiring the cricket match, but he has a flat tyre. Who can help him?

Suzie organises a five-a-side football match, but she doesn't know how to play football.

The nursery holds a street party, but Miss Hoolie and Spencer worry that it's too cold for anyone to come.

Archie invents a fantastic rhyme machine, but he doesn't know what it should be used for. Josie Jump gets so excited about testing his new invention, but who can help Archie put the finishing touches to it?

Miss Hoolie wants Spencer to paint a large picture of Balamory for the nursery wall.

PC Plum is on the case when many things start to go missing in Balamory, but he is surprised to discover who the culprit is.

PC Plum arranges to take Miss Hoolie whale-watching.

Penny Pocket organises a boat race for her sailing company.

A puddle inspires Archie to create a reflecting machine.

PC Plum's bicycle goes missing and he investigates its disappearance.

PC Plum investigates strange emanations coming from his police radio, and from taps and kettles all over Balamory.

It's a rainy day, so the café is packed with people. PC Plum cancels his bird-watching plans to do crowd control. The children want to go to the beach, but the rain is preventing them. What can they do?

Suzie organises a street parade.

PC Plum finds a lot of old hubcaps but doesn't know what to use them for.

Josie Jump decides to tell the children a story about Anansi the Spider, although Miss Hoolie appears to be arachnophobic.

Today, the famous fiddle player Shiona Docherty comes to visit Miss Hoolie. Shiona and Spencer give the nursery children a concert.

Spencer organises a Pixie Picnic. He has prepared some Pixie costumes, but has forgotten to prepare the games.

Josie is frustrated with all the litter around Balamory. She starts a campaign to discourage it, but soon finds out what is happening.

A lot of money has been left on Edie's bus, and she is unsure about what to do with it.

Archie invents a party pack, but he soon realises that it looks dull and boring.

Giggles the Clown is performing at the nursery today, but, rather carelessly, he has lost his make-up, juggling balls, magic wand and the rest of his clown stuff.

PC Plum tries to solve the mystery of why coloured spots have suddenly appeared around town.

PC Plum learns how important it is to be responsible when he tries to juggle his job with helping out at the nursery.

It is raining in Balamory, and when the drips in the nursery become too much, who will come to the rescue?

Spencer is full of beans, but not everyone shares his enthusiasm for the day.

Josie's juggling friend comes to visit the nursery.

Archie finds an anchor from an old ship at the bottom of the sea.

Edie hears some strange noises outside her house this morning.

Edie hears some strange noises outside her house this morning.

When Edie comes to Miss Hoolie's house to help feed her cat, Ted, the house is in a mess and there is no sign of the cat.

Archie gets confused by his latest invention; a wakeup machine, but someone helps him find a solution.

Chaos reigns when fun and games get out of control at Miss Hoolie's house.

A storyteller has come to the nursery to tell the children a tale about a Leprechaun.

PC Plum takes the children on a puddle walk in the forest.

Archie has a new invention to help him organise his day.

It's a foggy day in Balamory, and someone has to lead the way.

It's a crazy golf day in Balamory, but who is winning?

It is Bring and Tell Day at the nursery, and PC Plum is in for a surprise!

It's Sports Day at the Balamory Nursery. When Suzzie’s money sticks to PC Plum, it inspires Penny for games the children can play.

Suzie trains Penny to be the next hospital DJ.

PC Plum investigates the disappearance of Roddy Macleod's cow, Alison.

Suzie and Penny take Miss Hoolie to the dog's home to see Tootsie.

The Balamory Choir is going on an outing, but someone creates a muddle.

Spring is in the air, but Spencer is too busy to stop and notice.

Josie wants to teach everyone how to tell a story, so Spencer gives her a hand.

It's a foggy day in Balamory and Edie tells Archie he's ironing some blankets for ghosts.

A very important person is coming to judge a sandcastle competition at the beach, but will they arrive on time?

Archie is very impressed with Miss Hoolie's special guest.

PC Plum delays his outing with Miss Hoolie while he investigates a mystery object.

It's a snowy day in Balamory and Josie goes missing. Spencer needs to find her so the band can play.

Archie's kilt is a bit draughty.

PC Plum offers to get a photograph of an eagle for Miss Hoolie to show the children at the nursery.

PC Plum goes on holiday.

Balamory has been asked to make up a team for the television game show Do The Job. PC Plum thinks it will be easy to organise.

Katie and Roddy are getting married and PC Plum is the best man. Archie drives them to Abbey Island and Edie records the wedding, but Archie's car soon breaks down outside the police station.

Spencer teaches Edie how to carve a wooden marionette puppet, similar to Pinocchio.

Archie tries to invent a time machine to help teach the children about olden days.

PC Plum takes the children at the Nursery on a nature walk, so he needs to find a new way to communicate to keep everyone quiet.

Archie makes an indoor canal so the children can sail boats on it.

It's a snowy day in Balamory and Miss Hoolie plans to visit the McLeod family, but Josie comes in to the café to tell Miss Hoolie that Christopher has a cold. The two think up something to make to cheer him up.

Miss Hoolie plays a game of hunt the thimble with the children, which leads to Josie organising an unusual treasure hunt with PC Plum and a lobster fisherman.

Archie and Spencer take the nursery children on a trip to the Balamory Art Museum.

PC Plum is very keen to give a lecture on the history of the bicycle, but who can make his lecture an exciting event for all?

Edie helps the children celebrate the harvest.

It is a play day in Balamory and a trip is organised to the mainland to see a big truck parade.

Miss Hoolie's cat proves less than co-operative when Spencer tries to paint him for the children.

Suzie needs help learning to play the cymbals in the orchestra.

Archie wonders who will be able to put his fabulous new measuring invention to good use.

Edie takes the children on a tour around the island, but how can she keep everyone interested as she drives? It's not as easy as it looks!

It's a play day, and having a picnic at the top of Balamory hill sounds like fun, but getting there could be a bit of a problem. How will they do it?

Suzie gets in a muddle as she tries to help Edie teach the children about birds-of-paradise.

Josie does some gardening, but can't find any vegetables.

Miss Hoolie has got too many tin foil trays in her cupboard. When Archie is unable to find a use for them all, who will come to the rescue?

A new product range is introduced in Pocket 'n' Sweet, but will it prove a success?

There is a carnival in the big city on the mainland, but what will Miss Hoolie wear?

The snow makes everything slippery; Spencer visits Archie to make a sledge.

Archie takes a memorable trip to the optician.

Miss Hoolie gets help from her friend, Philippe, teaching the children French. Spencer borrows some bunting for the Nursery, but when he goes to the shop, he realises that Philippe's shopping list is all in French. Who can help him translate?

PC Plum has a day of worrying about everything, so who can make him a little less glum?

It is a play day, and Miss Hoolie has friends staying with her, so she organises a special picnic for them to feel at home.

Edie has a cold and has to stay at home, but an annoying noise outside stops her from getting any peace.

Edie has a brilliant day out at the mosque with Spencer and the children.

Josie wants to teach the children a butterfly dance, and Edie suggests they try to catch a butterfly with butterfly nets.

Granny McLeod comes to visit the children at the nursery, and keeps them laughing.

Archie asks Spencer to make some leaflets for the Balamory Highland Games.

Archie invents a special 'colour surprise' machine to the delight of the children at the nursery.

The shop has a lot of visitors, all with questions about the island, so Suzie and Penny must come up with a way of providing all the answers.

Josie Jump asks PC Plum to investigate when things go bump in the night during a windy spell.

Josie returns from holiday with photos from her travels and comes up with an idea for a game of Snap. So Josie goes to see Edie.

Spencer tries to ride around Balamory in roller skates, so Miss Hoolie helps him. He goes to Miss Hoolie's house to pick up her roller skates.

Spencer wants to paint a picture of the Loch Bala Monster but how will he find it?

It's a snowy day in Balamory, so PC Plum banishes the winter blues by relieving his summer holiday.

Penny Pocket shows how to organise a house move, but will everything work out?

Edie has just returned from a holiday in Paris, and is about to show the video she recorded of her holiday to the children, but she soon accidentally deletes the sound. What can she do?

Josie uses a talking device to help people hear her on Wheelie Day, but gets a bit muddled.

Josie wants to play a quiet game of playing cards with the children, but when she goes to borrow a pack of cards from Edie, she finds out that some of the cards are missing.

Penny reorganises the shop, but ends up causing problems with all the mix-ups she's making.

Suzie has a new mobile phone, which leads to some problems. The phone becomes more important than the people around her!

It's raining, so PC Plum has to cancel a nature walk. Instead, he comes up with another way of helping the children enjoy the magic of nature.

Archie is looking after Shannon and Christopher, but he has some shopping to do.

Edie wants to take the children on a trip to the Moon.

It's a very hot day, so Archie invents a machine to keep everybody cool, but Edie has other plans.

PC Plum gets the wrong end of the stick.

Josie Jump decides to teach ballroom dancing in her dance class, but it causes problems.

There is a sand sculpture festival at the beach and Spencer is organising it.

PC Plum informs Miss Hoolie that Christopher's uncle cannot come to his birthday party because he is away at sea on an oil rig. PC Plum must find a way to help Christopher out.

Josie is organising a musical, but which famous resident of Balamory will feature in it?

When Edie and Spencer arrive home from a holiday in Spain, everyone wants to see Edie's latest video from their travels. So many people are keen to see it and that is where the problems start.

Miss Hoolie and Archie visit Fingal's cave, but is Archie fully prepared for the trip?

PC Plum is in charge of running the Balamory Yacht Race.

Someone or something is stealing all of the nuts from the bird table for all the birds residing at the nursery.

It's Hello Day at the nursery, and Suzie is annoyed because Penny has a new stereo. As a result, she ignores customers who want to buy something.

PC Plum has a policeman visiting from Canada, but wonders how he can take the Mountie on patrol.

Miss Hoolie is holding a Christmas party at the nursery and asks PC Plum to dress up as Santa. However, they realise that while a pretend Santa is good at handing out Santa wishes, he's not the real Santa. It's up to Suzie and Penny to make the impossible possible.