This article lists the characters and the actors who portray them from the award-winning BBC television series Waterloo Road.

Current characters [link]

Character	Actor	Role	Duration	Year
Jodi 'Scout' Allen	Katie McGlynn	Pupil	7x07–	2011–
Grantly Budgen	Philip Martin Brown	English Teacher Head of English (Series 1–4)	1x01–	2006–
Michael Byrne	Alec Newman	Head Teacher	7x11–	2011–
Daniel Chalk	Mark Benton	Maths Teacher	7x01–	2011–
Tom Clarkson	Jason Done	English Teacher Deputy Head (Series 7–) Head of English (Series 5–7) Head of Pastoral Care (Series 3–4)	1x01–	2006–
Maggie Croft	Melanie Hill	Senior Canteen Assistant (Series 7) House Mistress (Series 8–)	7x21–	2012–
Sian Diamond	Jaye Jacobs	Deputy Head Science Teacher	7x11–	2011–
Lorraine Donnegan	Daniela Denby-Ashe	Investor	7x28–	2012–
Denzil Kelly	Reece Douglas	Pupil	4x01, 4x09–	2009–
Tariq Siddiqui	Naveed Choudhry	Pupil	7x11–	2011–
Josh Stevenson	William Rush	Pupil	5x01–	2009–
Harley Taylor	Kane Tomlinson-Weaver	Pupil	7x11–	2011–
Phoenix Taylor	Kaya Moore	Pupil	7x11–	2011–

Departing characters [link]

Character	Actor	Role	Duration	Year
Janeece Bryant^[1]	Chelsee Healey	Pupil (Series 1–4) School Secretary (Series 6–8)	1x02–4x20, 6x01–8x?	2006–09, 2010–201?

Returning characters [link]

Character	Actor	Role	Duration	Year
Nicki Boston^[2]^{[verification needed]}	Heather Peace	Head of English	7x23–7x30, 8x?–	2012, 201?–
Madi Diamond^[3]	Georgia Henshaw	Pupil	7x12–7x30, 8x?–	2011–2012, 201?–

Future characters [link]

Character	Actor	Role	Duration	Year
Christine Mulgrew^[4]	Laurie Brett	English Teacher	8x?–	2012–
Gerard Findlay^[5]	Alex Norton	Head of Havelock High School	8x?–	2012–
Connor Mulgrew ^[6]	Shane O’Meara	Pupil	8x?–	2012–
Paige Meade^[6]	Jade Fleming	Pupil	8x?–	2012–
Imogen Stewart^[7]	Kirstie Steele	Pupil	8x?–	2012–
Angus ‘Gus’ Hancock^[6]	Benjamin Gur	Pupil	8x?–	2012–
Rhiannon Salt^[6]	Rebecca Craven	Pupil	8x?–	2012–
Lula Tsubi^[6]	Marlene Madenge	Pupil	8x?–	2012–

Past characters [link]

Character	Actor	Role	Duration	Year
Lauren Andrews	Darcy Isa	Pupil	4x06–7x30	2009–2012
Brett Aspinall	Tom Payne	Pupil	2x01–3x20	2007–2008
Roger Aspinall	Nick Sidi	Investor	2x01–2x12	2007
Maxine Barlow	Ellie Paskell	Pupil	2x04–4x08	2007–2009
Karla Bentham	Jessica Baglow	Pupil	3x01–5x20	2007–2010
Ronan Burley	Ben-Ryan Davies	Pupil	6x01–7x20, 7x30	2010–11, 2012
Kim Campbell	Angela Griffin	Head of Pastoral Care Art Teacher	1x01-2x12, 4x11-5x20	2006-2007, 2009-2010
Clarence Charles	Steve Money	Parent	1x01–1x08, 3x01, 4x02, 4x09	2006, 2007–2009
Donte Charles	Adam Thomas	Pupil	1x01–4x20	2006–2009
Eleanor Chaudry	Poppy Jhakra	English Teacher	7x01–7x10	2011
Rob Cleaver	Elyes Gabel	Head of PE	4x01–4x10	2009
Estelle Cooper	Judith Barker	School Secretary	1x01–1x08	2006
Yasmin Deardon	Rhea Bailey	Pupil	1x02–1x08	2006
Jez Diamond	Alex Walkinshaw	Head of PE	7x11–7x28	2011–2012
Zack Diamond	Lee Abbate	Pupil	7x12–7x30	2011–2012
Lorna Dickey	Camilla Power	English Teacher	1x01–2x10	2006–2007
Aleesha Dillon	Lauren Thomas	Pupil	3x01–5x20	2007–2010
Celine Dixon	Zeriozha Burt-Skeete	Pupil	2x02–3x20	2007–2008
Bex Fisher	Tina O'Brien	Pupil	6x01, 6x10–6x20	2010–2011
Charlie Fisher	Ian Puleston-Davies	Supply Teacher	6x01–6x10	2010
Harry Fisher	Ceallach Spellman	Pupil	6x01–7x10	2010–2011
Jess Fisher	Linzey Cocker	Pupil	6x01–7x10	2010–2011
Karen Fisher	Amanda Burton	Head Teacher	6x01–7x10	2010–2011
Adam Fleet	Steven Waddington	Healthy Schools Co-ordinatior, Chef	5x13–5x20	2010
Ruby Fry	Elizabeth Berrington	Head of Food Technology	5x01–6x20	2009–2011
Eugene Garvey	Stefan Gumbs	Ex-Pupil/Gang Member	7x26–7x30	2012
Chlo Grainger	Katie Griffiths	Pupil	1x01–4x20	2006–2009
Jimmy Grainger	David Crellin	Parent	1x01–1x04	2006
Mika Grainger	Lauren Drummond	Pupil	1x01–3x20	2006–2008
Nate Gurney	Scott Haining	Pupil	6x11–6x20	2011
Danielle Harker	Lucy Dixon	Pupil	3x01–5x20	2007–2010
Steph Haydock	Denise Welch	French Teacher Head of Pastoral Care (Series 3) Finance Director (Series 3)	1x01–5x20, 6x09-6x10	2006–2010
Helen Hopewell	Vinette Robinson	English NQT	5x01–5x08	2009
Stuart Hordley	Silas Carson	Developer	3x12–3x20	2008
Emily James	Shannon Flynn	Pupil	5x01–7x30	2009–2012
Lindsay James	Jenna-Louise Coleman	Pupil	5x01–5x09	2009
Wayne Johnson	Rob Haythorne	Michael Byrne's Attacker	7x11–7x20	2011
Earl Kelly	Reece Noi	Pupil	4x01–4x08	2009
Marley Kelly	Luke Bailey	Pupil	4x01–4x20	2009
Rose Kelly	Elaine Symons	Parent Canteen Assistant	4x01–5x17, 6x06, 7x02–7x07	2009–10, 2011
Sambuca Kelly	Holly Kenny	Pupil	4x01–6x06, 6x15–7x06	2009–2011
Jonah Kirby	Lucien Laviscount	Pupil	6x01–6x20	2010–2011
Marcus Kirby	Wil Johnson	Geography Teacher	6x01–6x10, 6x19–6x20	2010–2011
Ruth Kirby	Anna Jobarteh	Pupil	6x01-6x20	2010–2011
Paul Langley	Thomas Milner	Pupil	3x02–5x20	2007–2010
Adanna Lawal	Sharlene Whyte	Head of Pastoral Care English Teacher	6x11–6x20	2011
Eddie Lawson	Neil Morrisey	Deputy Head Maths Teacher	3x01–4x20	2007–2009
Jo Lipsett	Sarah-Jane Potts	Head of Modern Foreign Languages	5x01–5x20	2009–2010
Siobhan Mailey	Phoebe Dynevor	Pupil	5x01–5x20	2009–2010
Rhona Mansfield	Hope Katana	Pupil	7x01–7x30	2011–2012
Shona Mansfield	Millie Katana	Pupil	7x01–7x30	2011–2012
Rachel Mason	Eva Pope	Head Teacher	3x07–5x20	2007–2010
Ros McCain	Sophie McShera	Pupil	5x01–5x20	2009–2010
Vicki MacDonald	Rebecca Ryan	Pupil	5x05–5x06, 6x01–7x20	2009, 2010–2011
Christopher Mead	William Ash	Deputy Head Science Teacher	5x01–7x10	2009–2011
Flick Mellor	Sadie Pickering	Pupil	4x01–4x20	2009
Dave Miller	Tim Healy	Security Guard	4x02–4x06	2009
Francesca "Cesca" Montoya	Karen David	Head of Spanish	6x01–6x20	2010–2011
Bridget Morley	Jacqueline Kington	School Secretary School Bursar	3x01-3x20	2007–2008
Luke Pendle	Richie Jeeves	Pupil	5x01–5x10	2009
Amy Porter	Ayesha Gwilt	Pupil	5x01–7x10	2009–2011
Linda Radleigh	Sarah Hadland	Head of English	7x13– 7x21	2011–2012
Izzie Redpath	Jill Halfpenny	Head of Drama	1x01–2x12	2006–2007
Jack Rimmer	Jason Merrells	Head Teacher	1x01–3x06, 3x19	2006–2007, 2008
Melissa Ryan	Katy Carmichael	Head of Extended Services	4x01–4x10, 4x20	2009
Phillip Ryan	Dean Smith	Pupil	4x02–5x20	2009–2010
Aiden Scotcher	Oliver Lee	Pupil	7x01–7x10	2011
Naomi Scotcher	Debra Stephenson	Parent	7x04–7x07	2011
Rob Scotcher	Robson Green	Site Manager	7x01–7x10	2011
Lewis Seddon	Craig Fitzpatrick	Pupil (Series 1–2) Canteen Assistant (Series 3)	1x03–3x10	2006–2007
Davina Shackleton	Christine Tremarco	School Secretary (Series 2) Teaching Assistant (Series 3–4)	2x01–4x15	2007–2009
Finn Sharkey	Jack McMullen	Pupil	5x11–7x30	2010–2012
Naseem Siddiqui	Shifaa Arfann	Pupil	7x21–7x30	2012
Trudi Siddiqui	Aryana Ramkhalawon	Pupil	7x11–7x30	2011–2012
Bolton Smilie	Tachia Newall	Pupil	3x01–5x20	2007–2010
Candice Smilie	Kay Purcell	Senior Canteen Assistant	3x01–5x05	2007–2009
Nelson Smith	John Thomson	Parent	7x11–7x14	2011
Kyle Stack	George Sampson	Pupil	6x11–7x11, 7x21–7x30	2011–2012
Andrew Treneman	Jamie Glover	Deputy Head English Teacher	1x01–2x12, 4x19–4x20	2006–2007, 2009
Max Tyler	Tom Chambers	Executive Head	5x01–5x10	2009
Michaela White	Zaraah Abrahams	Pupil	3x11–5x20	2008–2010
Matt Wilding	Chris Geere	Head of Music & Drama	3x01–4x20, 7x11–7x30	2007–2009, 2011–2012

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Jonah

Jonah or Jonas (Hebrew: יוֹנָה, Modern Yona, Tiberian Yônā ; dove; Arabic: يونس‎ Yūnus, Yūnis or يونان Yūnān ; Latin: Ionas) is the name given in the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh/Old Testament) to a prophet of the northern kingdom of Israel in about the 8th century BC. He is the eponymous central character in the Book of Jonah, famous for being swallowed by a fish or a whale, depending on translation. The biblical story of Jonah is repeated, with a few notable differences, in the Qur'an.

Story of Jonah

Jonah is identified as the son of Amittai, and he appears in 2 Kings aka 4 Kings as a prophet from Gath-Hepher, a few miles north of Nazareth. He is therein described as being active during the reign of the second King Jeroboam (c.786–746 BC), and as predicting that Jeroboam will recover certain lost territories.

Jonah is the central character in the Book of Jonah. Commanded by God to go to the city of Nineveh to prophesy against it "for their great wickedness is come up before me," Jonah instead seeks to flee from "the presence of the Lord" by going to Jaffa, identified as Joppa or Joppe, and sailing to Tarshish, which, geographically, is in the opposite direction. A huge storm arises and the sailors, realizing that it is no ordinary storm, cast lots and discover that Jonah is to blame. Jonah admits this and states that if he is thrown overboard, the storm will cease. The sailors try to dump as much cargo as possible before giving up, but feel forced to throw him overboard, at which point the sea calms. The sailors then offer sacrifices to God. Jonah is miraculously saved by being swallowed by a large whale-like fish in whose belly he spends three days and three nights. While in the great fish, Jonah prays to God in his affliction and commits to thanksgiving and to paying what he has vowed. God commands the fish to spew Jonah out.

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Jonah from Tonga

Jonah from Tonga is an Australian television series written by and starring comedian Chris Lilley. The mockumentary series follows Jonah Takalua, a rebellious 14-year-old Australian boy of Tongan descent who had been introduced in Lilley's 2007 series Summer Heights High. At the conclusion of that series, Jonah was expelled from Summer Heights High. In this series, his father, Rocky Takalua, has sent him back to his homeland of Tonga to live with his uncle and their family in order to get Jonah's life back on track. The six part series was produced by Princess Pictures and Chris Lilley in conjunction with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, and screened on ABC1 in Australia, HBO in America, and BBC Three in the UK.

The entire series was available for streaming online for one weekend from 2 May to 4 May on BBC iPlayer and ABC iview, before starting a six-week run on ABC1 on 7 May 2014 and from 8 May on BBC Three. This was a first for a major Australian TV production. The series itself was a "ratings disaster" for both the ABC and BBC. It was later announced that the entire series would screen at select cinemas in several Australian cities followed by a Q and A with Chris Lilley. These events were subsequently cancelled, with refunds given and the website created to promote them removed.

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Jonah Paffhausen

Metropolitan Jonah (born James Paffhausen Jr.; October 20, 1959) is a retired American Orthodox bishop who served as the primate of the Orthodox Church in America (OCA) with the title The Most Blessed Archbishop of Washington, Metropolitan of All America and Canada from his election on November 12, 2008, until his resignation on July 7, 2012. Metropolitan Jonah was the first convert to the Orthodox faith to have been elected as the primate of the OCA.

On June 15, 2015, Metropolitan Jonah was released from the Orthodox Church in America in order for him to be accepted as a bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia.

Life

James Paffhausen was born in Chicago, Illinois, to James and Louise Paffhausen. He was baptized in the Episcopal Church at St. Chrysostom's Episcopal Church. He continued attending a parish of the Episcopal Church after his family relocated to La Jolla, California. It was not until age 18 that he began preparation for chrismation in a San Diego Orthodox parish of the Moscow Patriarchate. In 1978, he was received into the Orthodox Church at Our Lady of Kazan Church (Moscow Patriarchate) while studying at the University of California, San Diego. He later transferred to UC Santa Cruz and helped to establish an Orthodox Christian Fellowship chapter there.

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