Waterloo Road (series 6)

The sixth series of the British school drama series Waterloo Road was shown on BBC One, It was shown from 1 September 2010 to 6 April 2011.

The show follows the lives of the teachers and the pupils at Waterloo Road, a failing comprehensive school.

The school has a lot of problems such as a missing student, adultery, bulimia nervosa, bullying, sexism, contraception, an affair between a teacher and a pupil, child pornography, homelessness, young carers, a dog attack, Alzheimer's disease, postpartum psychosis, sexual exploitation, homosexuality, xenophobia and infertility.

• Amanda Burton as Karen Fisher; headteacher (18 episodes)
• William Ash as Christopher Mead; Deputy headteacher and Science teacher (18 episodes)
• Karen David as Francesca "Cesca" Montoya; Head of Spanish (20 episodes)
• Jason Done as Tom Clarkson; Head of English (20 episodes)
• Philip Martin Brown as Grantly Budgen; English teacher (19 episodes)
• Elizabeth Berrington as Ruby Fry; Head of Food Technology (18 episodes)
• Chelsee Healey as Janeece Bryant; School secretary (18 episodes)
• Wil Johnson as Marcus Kirby; Geography teacher (10 episodes)
• Sharlene Whyte as Adanna Lawal; Head of Pastoral Care (10 episodes)
• Ian Puleston-Davies as Charlie Fisher; Supply teacher and Karen's husband (9 episodes)

• Ayesha Gwilt as Amy Porter (20 episodes)
• Darcy Isa as Lauren Andrews (20 episodes)
• Linzey Cocker as Jess Fisher (19 episodes)
• Ben-Ryan Davies as Ronan Burley (19 episodes)
• Lucien Laviscount as Jonah Kirby (19 episodes)
• Jack McMullen as Finn Sharkey (19 episodes)
• William Rush as Josh Stevenson (18 episodes)
• Rebecca Ryan as Vicki MacDonald (18 episodes)
• Ceallach Spellman as Harry Fisher (17 episodes)
• Reece Douglas as Denzil Kelly (14 episodes)
• Shannon Flynn as Emily James (14 episodes)
• Anna Jobarteh as Ruth Kirby (13 episodes)
• Tina O'Brien as Bex Fisher (11 episodes)
• Holly Kenny as Sambuca Kelly (10 episodes)
• George Sampson as Kyle Stack (10 episodes)
• Scott Haining as Nate Gurney (9 episodes)

• Ralph Ineson as John Fry; Ruby's husband (7 episodes)
• Ciarán Griffiths as Dylan Hodge; Bex's abusive ex-boyfriend (5 episodes)
• Lorraine Cheshire as Fleur Budgen; Grantly's wife (4 episodes)
• Susan Cookson as Maria Lucas; Charlie's mistress (3 episodes)
• Lizzie Roper as Jackie Stack; Kyle's mother (2 episodes)
• Luke Tittensor as Connor Lewis; Pupil (2 episodes)
• Denise Welch as Steph Haydock; Former French teacher (2 episodes)

• Qasim Akhtar as Wayne Bodley; Pupil (1 episode)
• Jodie Comer as Sarah Evans; Pupil (1 episode)
• Reece Dinsdale as Matthew Gurney; Nate's father (1 episode)
• Joe Duttine as John Adams; Chair of Governors (1 episode)
• Neil Fitzmaurice as Dave Dowling; Martin's father (1 episode)
• Kieran Hardcastle as Martin Dowling; Pupil (1 episode)
• Jo Hartley as Laura Taylor; Billie's mother (1 episode)
• Jennifer Hennessy as Claire Evans; Sarah's mother (1 episode)
• Kelli Hollis as Chantel; Vicki's roommate (1 episode)
• Radosław Kaim as Lukas Wisniewski; Caretaker (1 episode)
• Martin Kemp as Kevin Burley; Ronan's gangster father (1 episode)
• Will Mellor as Dan Hargrove; Manager of a modelling agency (1 episode)
• Emil Marwa as Han Nichols; Business entrepreneur (1 episode)
• Nadine Rose Mulkerrin as Billie Taylor; Pupil (1 episode)
• Wanda Opalinska as Susan; Manager of Fleur's care home (1 episode)
• Elaine Symons as Rose Kelly; Sambuca and Denzil's mother (1 episode)
• Kaye Wragg as Hannah Kirby; Marcus' ex-wife and Jonah and Ruth's mother (1 episode)

Three different box sets of the sixth series was released. The first ten episodes of the series were released on 7 February 2011,^[1] and the back ten episodes were released on 20 June 2011.^[2] All twenty episodes were later released together on 16 January 2012. They were released with a "15" British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) certificate (meaning it is unsuitable for viewing by those under the age of 15 years).^[3]