Cast
| Actress/Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Rupert Everett | Miss Camilla Dagey Fritton, St Trinian's Head Mistress Carnaby Fritton, Camilla's brother, Annabelle's father |
| Colin Firth | Geoffrey Thwaites, the Education Minister |
| Russell Brand | Flash Harry, the spiv |
| Talulah Riley | Annabelle Lealla Fritton, the new girl |
| Gemma Arterton | Kelly Opposum Jones, the Head Girl |
| Tamsin Egerton | Chelsea Parker, Posh Totty #1 |
| Antonia Bernath | Chloe, Posh Totty #2 |
| Amara Karan | Peaches, Posh Totty #3 |
| Paloma Faith | Andrea, the Emo |
| Juno Temple | Celia, the "Trustafarian" one |
| Kathryn Drysdale | Taylor, the Chav |
| Lily Cole | Polly, the Geek |
| Holly Mackie & Cloe Mackie | Tara & Tania, the Twins |
| Lena Headey | Miss Dickinson, the English Teacher |
| Fenella Woolgar | Miss Cleaver, the Sports Teacher |
| Caterina Murino | Miss Maupassant, the Foreign Languages Teacher |
| Jodie Whittaker | Beverly, the receptionist |
| Toby Jones | St Trinian's Bursar |
| Celia Imrie | St Trinian's Matron |
| Stephen Fry | Himself, the School Challenge presenter |
| Anna Chancellor | Miss Bagstock, Cheltenham's Head Mistress |
| Lucy Punch | Verity Thwaites, the Minister's daughter, and Cheltenham's school bully |
| Mischa Barton | JJ French, the PR Guru, and previous Head Girl |
| Steve Furst | Bank Manager |
| Dolly the Dog | Mr Darcy, the school's dog |
The band members of Girls Aloud (Nicola Roberts, Kimberley Walsh, Sarah Harding, Nadine Coyle and Cheryl Cole) all make cameo appearances as the members of St Trinian's school band, and cameos in the film itself. Zöe Salmon also makes a cameo appearance as an emo girl, while Nathaniel Parker, the director's real-life brother, makes a short appearance as the Chairman of the National Gallery. Jeremy Thompson also briefly appears, as himself.
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