Series One
The first series of Evacuation began transmission on CBBC on BBC One at 16:30, 4 September 2006. The children were 'evacuated' to Castle Farm.
The children who were 'evacuated' to the farm were:
- Luke Burton
- Natalie Travers (who only appeared in the first three episodes; she left due to feeling very homesick)
- Felix Chancellor-Burton
- Harry Cracknell
- Richard Hall
- Charlie McCutcheon
- Josh Opoku
- Laura Adegoke
- Natalie Hancock
- Tia Hatton
- Joanna Lau
- Chelsea Thompson
The adults were:
- Mr. and Mrs. Rivett, who own the farm (the evacuees were allowed to call them Uncle Brian and Aunty Sue later in the series)
- Miss Young, the school teacher
- Mr. Storey, the local ARP Warden
- Mr. Patrick, an elderly gentleman who works for Mr. Rivett as a farmhand
- Mr. Graham, the local air-raid shelter expert
- Miss Victoria, a member of the Women's Land Army
- Matthew, the ploughman
- Home Guardsman Private Pickard
- The local vicar (never named on-screen)
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