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Woolgrove School, Special Needs Academy presents…

The Ghost of Christmas Past The Ghost of Christmas Present

Mrs Cratchit A Charity Worker

Bella, Scrooge’s ex-Fiancé A Charity Worker One of the Cratchit Daughters

Charity Workers

The Ghost of Christmas Future

Young Scrooge

Young Scrooge and Bella

Office Clerks

Fred, Scrooge’s Nephew

The Ghosts of Christmas Past (No 2), Present and Future

The Ghosts of Christmas Future, Present and Jacob Marley

Jacob Marley

Office Clerks

One of the Cratchit Sons

Another Cratchit Son!

The Cratchit Brothers

Mrs Cratchit and her Daughters

‘The Fog’ Characters

Victorian Schoolboys

Victorian Schoolgirls