Old People's Home for 4 Year Olds follows a group of pre-schoolers who relocate to a temporary nursery inside the UK’s largest retirement village.

The pioneering TV experiment became one of Channel 4's hit documentaries of last year when it was set in Bristol but where is it set this time and when does it start? Here's all you need to know...

When does Old People's Home for 4 Year Olds start?

Old People's Home for 4 Year Olds series two started on October 8 and continues every Monday at 9 pm on Channel 4.

The five-part one-hour documentary series will finish tonight (Monday, November 5) and if you miss it, each episode will be available to catch up on All4 once it's aired.

For the new series, Channel 4 moves from Bristol to Lark Hill Village in Nottingham, which is home to more than 400 OAPs.

It was last on TV screens in December for a special Old People's Home for 4 Year Olds at Christmas.

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What's the Channel 4 show about?

The Channel 4 documentary follows a group of pre-schoolers who relocate to a temporary nursery inside the UK’s largest retirement village.

The aim is to give the pensioners a new lease of life, building on studies that show mixing four-year-olds with older people has huge benefits for both age groups.

Some nurseries in the US have existed in old people’s homes for 25 years, but last year’s Channel 4 series set in Bristol was the first time the scheme had been attempted here.

Ten pensioners ranging in age from 81 to 102 were chosen to take part, with a team of experts on hand to test how their mood, memory and mobility could be transformed.

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