Angels with their tinsel halos and shepherds with tea towels on their heads will bring a smile to anyone’s face as they watch their little one perform for the first time.
We have dug out some pictures going back to 2002 for a walk down memory lane.
Who do you recognise? How much has everyone changed?
Want more Doncaster retro? Christmas lights switch on events from years gone by
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5. Southfield Primary
Three kings l-r Robin Stray, Ethan Balme and Ellis Bray, all five, pictured during rehearsals for their school nativity 'Fishing for a Star' in 2005 Photo: Doncaster Free Press
6. Sunnyfields Primary
School Nativity play angels, from left, Kelsey Taylor, Sarah Aspinall, Amy Follows and Ashleigh Wood, all aged ten in 2006 Photo: Steve Taylor
7. Sunnyfields Primary School
Shepherds, from left, Kyle McKie, aged ten, Jordan Clark, aged 11, and Joshua Ford, aged ten pictured in 2006 Photo: Steve Taylor
8. Woodlands Primary School
Pupils Jordan May, Ben France and Leo Marshall, all aged five, who appear as shepherds in the 2006 Nativity play Photo: Steve Taylor