Tracy Beaker Series

Tracy beaker was born in Blackburn royal hospital.

Tracy Beaker is a fictional character created by author Jacqueline Wilson and her birth date is not specified in the books or television series.

A beaker is a cylindrical glass or plastic container with a flat bottom used to stir, mix, or heat liquids in laboratory settings. It typically has volume markings on the side for approximate measurement of liquids.

Tracy Beaker is a fictional character from a series of books by Jacqueline Wilson. She is a young girl who grew up in a care home and is known for her strong personality and creative imagination. The books have been adapted into a popular children's TV series in the UK.

A beaker is a cylindrical glass container used in laboratories to hold, mix, or heat liquids. It typically has a flat bottom and a lip for pouring. Beakers come in various sizes and are commonly used for simple reactions, measurements, or storing solutions.

well there was not really a bull they all wined people up but if people had to choose everyone would probably say that justine littlewood was probably the bully or tracy beaker because they always trying to prank and hurt eachother i hoped this helped you.

Yes, Tracy Beaker does have a social worker named Elaine Boyack in the "Tracy Beaker" book series by Jacqueline Wilson.

Tracy Beaker's social worker is called Elaine the Pain.

The name of Tracy Beaker's social worker is Elaine Boyak.

In "The Dumping Ground," the oldest character is often portrayed as being Elektra.

"Tracy Beaker Returns" did not have a Series Four because the production team wanted to focus on creating a spin-off series called "The Dumping Ground," which follows the lives of children in a care home. The decision was made to explore new storylines and characters within this new series.

Sapphire= Saffron Coomer

Frank= Chris Slater

Liam= Richard Wisker

Johny= Joe Maw

Tee= Mia McKenna-Bruce

Lily= Jessie Williams

Poppy= Claudia Colling(2010) Millie Redfearn(2011-12)

Rosie=Katie Anderson

Carman= Amy-Leigh Hickman

Toby= John Bell

Gus= Noah Marullo

Harry= Philip Graham Scott

Seth= Ashley taylor-Rhys

Elektra= Jessica revell

Kitty= Eleni foskett

Rick= Daniel Pearson

Tyler= Miles Butler

Jodie= Kia Pegg

Gina= Kay Purcell

Ferris in Tracy Beaker Returns is portrayed by actor Robbie Simpson.

It is crash from the story of tracy beaker

yes he is i know this because on both Tracy Beaker Returns and Friday Download

he has written things on camera and used his left hand and he has said that he is left footed which suggests he is also left handed

Tracy Beaker-Dani Harmer

Mike Milligan-Connor Byrne

Cam-Lisa Coleman

Gina Conway-Kay Purcell

Toby-John Bell

Sapphire-Saffron Coomber

Carmen-Amy Leigh Hickman

Gus-Noah Murello

Tee Taylor Mia Mckenna Bruce

Johnny Taylor-Joe Maw

Harry-Philip Graham Scott

Frank-Chris Slater

Liam O'Donovan

Lily Kettle-Jessie

Poppy Kettle-Katie Anderson

Rosie Kettle-Claudia Colling

As of my last available information, Richard Wisker lives in England. However, for privacy and security reasons, specific details about his exact location or residence are not publicly disclosed.

Milly's full name in "Tracy Beaker" is Camilla 'Milly' Mills.

"Tracy Beaker Returns" finished because the show had run its course and the creators felt it was time to wrap up the story of Tracy and the other characters. Additionally, the cast may have moved on to other projects, leading to the decision to end the series.

Carmen and Rick kiss in the last episode of series one of Tracy Beaker Returns, titled "Goodbye Tracy Beaker".

After Rip Van Winkle returns from his 20-year slumber, he finds that his wife has passed away, his children have grown up, and his village has changed significantly. He struggles to adapt to the new ways and technologies of the world he once knew, feeling like a stranger in his own home. Overall, his life is a mix of nostalgia for the past and uncertainty for the future.

The Story of Tracy Beaker - 2002 Two-Timing Adele 2-17 was released on:

USA: 2002

UK: 26 June 2007