They show youngsters taking to the stage to perform at schools around Northern Ireland in the noughties.
Alongside the traditional angels and shepherds are elves, reindeer, wizards and even, somewhat unexpectedly, the legendary Newcastle and Northern Ireland defender Aaron Hughes.
You might spot yourself, your old school friends, your child or grandchild in this retro photo gallery.
It’s nearly two decades since these photos were taken, and some of the cherubic faces pictured will themselves be parents now, proudly watching their own children perform in the school concert.
If you enjoyed this slice of nostalgia, you might like our look back at popular teachers around Northern Ireland in the noughties.
25. In fine voice
Reception and P1 pupils from Ballytrea Primary School, who took to the stage in the school's 2007 Christmas concert | Iconic Media Group
26. Special visitor
Primary six pupils from Edenderry, along with Ricky Matson and Richard Hadwen from the Ulster Orchestra. The musicians visited the children for a preparatory workshop in advance of an Ulster Orchestra concert in Banbridge Leisure Centre, at which the pupils were performing | Iconic Media Group
27. Striking the right note
Magherafelt High School orchestra members Bethany Henry and Rebecca Davison prepare for the school's Christmas concert in December 2019 | Iconic Media Group
28. Looking sharp
Narrators who told the story of 'The Hoity -toity Angel, at the Woods Primary School in 2007 | Iconic Media Group