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Month: Early March
Weather: Hot and dry - averaging around 40C
Events: Classes, a Darkness tribute concert



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Nasken - 80
Balker - 85
Astier - 75
Findel - 70
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Hi and welcome to Wolfshaw Academy for Magically Gifted!

There is a heatwave passing through South Australia, not to mention the drought; the grounds are mostly dry, with large brown patches marring the large lawns. Easter is approaching, the ban to the local town has been lifted, and the students are becoming more and more frustrated with their principal...


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43 269 Mar 29 2009, 03:08 PM
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Notice Boards
There are notice boards in each of the houses' common room, as well as the foyer. Notices regarding lost and found items, announcements from the principal and other teachers, Quidditch and club information, and a myriad of other things can be found on these boards.

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6 1 Mar 14 2008, 05:49 PM
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Character Development
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43 229 May 9 2008, 02:09 PM
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By: Nathan Hamm
Character Applications
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7 0 May 30 2008, 01:31 AM
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Staff
The staff profiles are kept in here.
13 0 Sep 30 2007, 06:09 PM
In: Last PostMr Len Haymen
By: Len Haymen
Students
The student profiles are kept in here.

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40 0 Apr 27 2008, 05:58 PM
In: Last PostDaedric Spall
By: Daedric Spall
Merianga Citizens
This is where the NPCs of Merianga are stored. This includes staff in the stores, Muggles that are mentioned and anyone else who lives in Merianga. These are for the use of everyone, so read the bios carefully.
1 2 Mar 21 2007, 11:06 PM
In: Last PostHocus Pocus staff
By: Ms Alista Wyman
 

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Spare Dungeon
A dungeon only occasionally used, it lies deserted and dank.
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History of Magic Classroom
Often thought boring, History of Magic enlightens people to the past. This year the subject is being taught by a vampire so the HoM classroom was moved to the dungeons for his convenience.
1 17 Oct 27 2007, 12:04 PM
In: Last Post3rd Year Introductory Lesson
By: Petra Rathwell
Corridors
The long, lonely corridors of the dungeons hold many meetings between students and professors alike.
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Potions Classroom
In the passages under Wolfshaw, a cold dungeon exists to educate young sorcerers in the art of potion making...
5 143 Dec 5 2007, 09:59 PM
In: Last PostClass 6 - 6th Years
By: Kate Harper
The Kitchens
A series of large rooms, rather like cellars, with high ceilings and lights hanging from them, house elves run this kitchen with punctuality and ease. There are a large amount of tables in one room, where the food is kept before being sent up to the tables in the Dining Hall. Another room is solely for preparation of food and yet another is used as the pantry. The house elf manager, Nyan, has small quarters down here, and he's rarely seen in the rest of the castle.
1 12 Sep 8 2007, 07:40 AM
In: Last PostJust a bit of a snack
By: Fiona Llewelyn
Ira Beaumont's Office
For the sake of convenience, Ira's office is located in the dungeons of Wolfshaw. Despite being underground, it has large, tall windows, with a spell on them so that it seems the office is on the ground level, the glass showing an image of the outdoors. It is rather plain; just an office, really, with few personal belongings. The sleeping quarters – which hold no such illusions of the daytime - can be reached by a door at the back of the classroom, cleverly hidden by a tapestry that depicts the story of a battle wizards and centaurs.
2 25 Oct 1 2007, 02:25 PM
In: Last PostNothin' to do...
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Foyer
The foyer is not as large as would be imagined: a long but relatively thin room, its high ceilings impress. The floors are polished oak floorboards, with matching walls. The main staircase climbs up from this room and four hourglasses - one for each house - are set into one wall, displaying the house points.
3 21 Mar 29 2009, 03:51 PM
In: Last PostConfronting the Past
By: Mrs Apollonia Atreides
Dining Hall
Four long house tables line the Dining Hall, with the teachers sitting at the high table at the end, overlooking the hall. For special occasions, the house tables may be replaced with small round tables.
6 172 Feb 26 2008, 12:56 PM
In: Last PostBut what about the children?
By: Noah Armstrong
Staff Room
A wood panelled room with comfy armchairs and a large cloak cupboard, teachers relax here after their lessons.
3 90 Jul 25 2008, 02:08 PM
In: Last PostSRC Meeting
By: Nathan Hamm
Charms Classroom
A popular class, Charms educates the theories and spells used in everyday wizarding life.
8 185 Apr 22 2008, 05:39 PM
In: Last PostSixth year Charms
By: Mr Tim Slater
James Robinson's Office
The square office is undoubtedly James’; the oak desk can barely be seen under piles of paper, with only a tiny bit of room for him to actually work. There are medium-sized bookshelves lining the walls; not only are they filled with books, the books also stack on top and on the ground. There is parchment everywhere; not even James knows what most of it is for. Cabinets and cupboards hold vials and potions and instruments that no one else seems to know the purpose of. His living quarters are more personalised, but students never see this, obviously.
1 27 Dec 4 2007, 09:28 PM
In: Last PostIf You Wanna Be My Lover
By: Mr James Robinson
Hallways
The hallways and corridors in Wolfshaw are just like any other. They are places of happenings which at first may not seem relevent to people's everyday lives...
1 0 Aug 26 2007, 03:52 PM
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Spare Classroom
A disused room, a perfect meeting place for people who don't want to be found. The chair and tables were cleared out long ago, leaving the room bare.
1 89 May 4 2007, 08:46 PM
In: Last PostThe Party
By: Jamie Calder
Muggle Studies Classroom
Where witches and wizards learn about one of the most baffling things to them: Muggles! Usually taught in the dungeons, the classroom for Muggle Studies has been relocated this year.
1 1 Jul 6 2007, 10:20 PM
In: Last PostClass One: A World Without ...
By: Margret White
Drama Room
Also called the Black Room, after its walls and ceiling. In an effort to make the room seem as dark as possible, everything in there was constructed black – that changed, however, so only the walls and ceilings remain. At appropriate times, the teacher darkens the room. There are no desks, just chairs, as well as a stage at one end.
1 39 Jan 27 2008, 04:54 AM
In: Last PostPractice and Planning
By: Jacob Foxley
Hallways
The hallways and corridors in Wolfshaw are just like any other. They are places of happenings which at first may not seem relevent to people's everyday lives...
1 4 Sep 2 2007, 12:48 PM
In: Last PostInvitation
By: Nathan Hamm
Tim Slater's Office
Tim Slater's office is rather clean, especially considering he hasn't had time to get it nice and well-used yet. The bookshelves are heavily laden with books on Charms from all over the world, and the desk is usually - neatly - covered in essays to mark and class plans to work on. Its walls are usually charmed to be a pleasant cream colour with red accenting, and a door in the back lead to his quarters.
1 13 May 9 2008, 05:23 PM
In: Last PostWork, work, work, work... (...
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Awards Room
Long with trophies and plaques in cabinets and on pedestals, this room is rich in Wolfshaw history, containing everything from sporting trophies and academic achievement to special services for the school.
1 23 Aug 2 2007, 03:53 AM
In: Last PostStill in the dark
By: Madeleine Wilde
Gallery
The main attraction in this room is the large tapestry depicting the four founding friends, standing together. The other portraits and paintings in the corridor-like room will gladly tell you everything there is to know about them – seeing as a few paintings knew the friends. Others will swing forward in time of great peril and admit students to the chambers behind them.
1 8 Aug 29 2007, 12:56 PM
In: Last PostA late-night stroll
By: Mr Ira Beaumont
Girls' Bathroom
A place where girls can do their hair, makeup, go to the toilet and either gossip to their heart's content or find solace in the peace and quiet.
3 20 May 27 2008, 03:14 PM
In: Last PostIrrational
By: Margret White
Defence Against the Dark Arts Classroom
A class where young sorcerers can learn to protect themselves and others.
2 38 Oct 1 2007, 02:28 PM
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By: Mr Trent Manning
Spare Classroom
Dusty, but with desks and chairs in their places, this room hasn't been taught in for years.
1 30 Dec 4 2007, 11:38 AM
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By: Jeanne Buchanan
Hallways
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Transfiguration Classroom
The art of changing one thing into another: Transfiguration. It takes skill, but anyone can learn.
5 90 Nov 11 2007, 05:41 AM
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By: Mr Stuart Fellows
Hallways
The hallways and corridors in Wolfshaw are just like any other. They are places of happenings which at first may not seem relevent to people's everyday lives...
3 34 May 2 2008, 02:01 PM
In: Last PostKitty Love
By: Rebecca Poe
Boys' Bathroom
A room where boys can talk uninterrupted (well, by girls, anyway) about anything at all. Also where they happen to do their business.
1 7 Aug 1 2007, 01:15 AM
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By: Ciaran Ranier
Infirmary
A large room with many beds, pale green screens and a small office, the Infirmary is open for the most severe injury or a common cold.
3 35 May 1 2008, 01:37 PM
In: Last PostTo Sneeze or Not To Sneeze
By: Mr James Robinson
Library
A magnificent room filled with books about any subject you could possibly want. Study tables are available for quiet work and an annex with heavy wooden doors are available for older years undertaking exams.

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16 128 Aug 6 2008, 11:59 AM
In: Last PostProcrastination's Not Easy
By: Margret White
Spare Classroom
Used as Headquarters for the student-led Resistance the previous year, this spare classroom has only a few signs of its noble history. The tables have been cleared back to the sides of the room, chairs stacked neatly and their equipment - books, food stores, shelves of potions and iron instruments - returned to their original places. In fact, the only visible signs it was used as a safe-haven for the students is several scorch marks on the walls and floors.
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Ancient Runes Classroom
A difficult but interesting subject, Ancient Runes is most valued by those interested in History.
4 71 Apr 20 2008, 05:58 PM
In: Last PostClass 3 - 7th years
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Arithmancy Classroom
The complex subject of using numbers to discover hidden things is taught in this room.
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Kerry Greene's Office
Kerry Greene's office is colourful, and she's taken little time to customise it to her own designs. A large mirror with runes on the frame, the twin of the one in her classroom, sits on one wall; prints with a distinct Norse mythology theme cover the walls. A framed picture on her desk shows her husband, daughter and step-son, and books (some written entirely in Runic) fill the shelves.
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Hallways
The hallways and corridors in Wolfshaw are just like any other. They are places of happenings which at first may not seem relevent to people's everyday lives...
2 21 Oct 29 2007, 02:29 PM
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Findel Common Room
An octagonal-shaped room with bright, warm lights and deep red armchairs, the Findel common room is friendly in atmosphere. Clarisse Cheval, the portrait who guards the tower room, will delight in telling people, with her French accent, about her life. Students have learnt to get in quick with the password to keep her from rambling.
5 27 Jul 25 2008, 03:28 PM
In: Last PostTime for Mayhem
By: Nathan Hamm
Divination Classroom
A round room, filled with small round tables and shelves lining the walls at each end of the room, the Divination classroom is perfectly clean and gets an airing out between every lesson, to make sure the next class is not dulled by the fumes.
5 51 Oct 8 2007, 03:44 PM
In: Last Post7th class--Seventh years
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Nasken Common Room
The ceiling of this round room is painted like an almost-clear sky, with the hints of the sun, as though it's trying to peek over the edge of the wall. There are no candles near the ceiling; they all hang around the walls, so they don’t obstruct the view. The room is airy, thanks to its many large windows, and has many comfy chairs and a few tables. It's found behind a statue of Marge the Magnificent, who will only move when you say the password accompanied by "please".
13 80 Nov 28 2007, 03:18 PM
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By: Ciaran Ranier
Astronomy Point
Used mainly for classes (but is a rumoured good spot for a date), it's the largest tower, so has an unobstructed view of the sky.
9 87 Jun 6 2008, 07:34 PM
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Balker Common Room
Found behind a bronze door which will open to the password, the Balker common room is lavish in its settings: high ceilings, rounded corners and bronze candle holders. The armchairs are made of a soft, rich green material and wooden tables (laced with bronze) are in a corner for working.
10 21 Apr 22 2008, 04:29 PM
In: Last PostNothing Like a Bad Mood
By: Petra Rathwell
Uninhabited Room
This old classroom is kept clean, but for no purpose any of the staff or students can see. The chairs and desks are in perfect rows, and if people write on the blackboard it can't be seen. It is almost as though there are classes there, which there aren't, to the staff's knowledge.
2 66 May 9 2008, 02:53 PM
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Astier Common Room
Possibly the most feminine of all the common rooms, everything is dark purple and white – though, admittedly, the white does not extend to the furniture, which is comfy and stylish. A beautifully serene painting of mournful Rose holding a ball of light admits those worthy into the common room. She has a temper, though, and is not to be reckoned with.
5 0 May 2 2008, 02:36 PM
In: Last PostDaedric's room
By: Daedric Spall
Principal's Office
A square room that isn't overly-large, the principal's office is made up of warm wood and rich materials. One whole wall contains wall-to-floor bookcases (one of the bookcases also doubles as the entry door), while cabinets run around another two walls at waist-height. A door on the fourth wall indicates Ms Wyman's sleeping quarters. A handsome oak chair sits behind a large oak desk, while two comfy hard-back chairs stand in front.
1 9 Jul 16 2007, 12:30 AM
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Herbology Greenhouses
This class is held in the greenhouses, which hold venomous and dangerous plants, their ferocity varying from Greenhouse 1 (barely interesting) to Greenhouse 3 (vicious and deadly).
9 113 May 5 2009, 02:49 PM
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By: Mrs Apollonia Atreides
Care of Magical Creatures
One of the most interesting classes in Wolfshaw, this class features a range of different animals, from Flobberworms to Bowtruckles to Erklings. Theory and practical both covered.
2 50 Apr 18 2008, 04:16 PM
In: Last PostClass 3 - Sixth Years
By: Ms Siobhan Byrne
Courtyard
A courtyard in the centre of the castle provides shelter from the rain, snow and wind, but not from the biting cold. Paved, but scattered with trees, it's a good spot to sit during the cold winter months.
4 56 May 30 2008, 09:49 PM
In: Last PostSomeone Entertain Me
By: Catalina Davis
Quidditch Pitch
A full-sized stadium sits here, with raised seats and large, white goal rings.
3 57 Sep 27 2007, 06:33 PM
In: Last PostParticipant-gathering
By: Ali Thompson
Oak Forest
A large forest sits around Wolfshaw to the East. The trees are mostly oak, with some pines and willows thrown in for diversity. The trees aren't pressed together tightly and a walk in the forest is calming as the most dangerous beasts in there are Thestrals.
2 39 Oct 29 2007, 02:16 PM
In: Last PostA walk after breakfast (Rat...
By: Nathan Hamm
Calming Stream
The Calming Stream runs for about three hundred metres through the grounds, though it winds and zigzags across the lawns. Nobody knows where it comes from, though it is thought perhaps the mountain on the other side of the Forest gives it its life. It's always clear and clean and tumbles over rocks and pebbles in its bed.
4 31 Jun 24 2008, 06:12 AM
In: Last PostWater
By: Catalina Davis
Swimming Pool
An Olympic-sized, heated swimming pool is under a large, open pavilion where a lake used to be – when the lake dried up, the school brought in a swimming pool instead. It's chlorinated and during the week students need a pass to be in there. On the weekends, however, it's free reign to all.
3 38 Jul 28 2008, 10:37 PM
In: Last PostCannonballs and Heat Waves
By: Catalina Davis
Gardens
A series of different gardens lie east of the school - they're always in full bloom and beautiful. There are ponds, ferns, flowers and more.
4 95 Dec 5 2007, 02:12 PM
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Maine Street
The main street of Merianga is long and lined with trees. The pavement on the footpaths is slightly uneven but after the council redid it a few years ago it’s much better. The dirt track that goes from Wolfshaw to Merianga meets Maine Street just before the shops start, opposite the pub. There are two other dirt tracks leading off of Maine Street: one goes between the post office and the play house, leading to the reserve. The other track stretches behind the park, making a path between Pizza Place and Pins and Needles. It’s not recommended that one walk the track alone at night.

:.:After Dawn :.: Post Office :.: Binding Solutions :.: Lemon Chocs :.: Hocus Pocus :.: The Park :.: Pizza Place
1 10 Jul 25 2008, 02:29 PM
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Lincoln Road
Another long road, Lincoln is mostly lined on either side with houses, a few exceptions being the Muggle pub on the corner of Lincoln and Maine (entrance on Lincoln), the cinema and a block of units. The footpaths are not pavement and run slightly wild with trees and shrubs.

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King Street
King is not a particularly leafy road, the footpaths being mostly bare and the trees bluegums, giving the street more of a ‘bush’ feel than the others. There’s an entrance to Oleander Units from here and down one end of the street the park; Pins and Needles has its entrance here, tucked amongst various types of houses.

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Acacia Court
Coming off King Street, Acacia Court is a green, well manicured court, houses sporting nice, small gardens. Generally considered one of the more upper class streets of Merianga, the competition between gardens – and Christmas lights in December – is taken very seriously by the occupants.
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Erie Way
A small, nice road, Erie Way has claim to the only apartment building in Merianga, which is a godsend to teachers who don’t wish to live in the school, singletons or small families on a tight budget.
2 56 May 28 2008, 02:25 PM
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By: Ms Star Streeton
St James Street
The whole of St James Street seems to radiate warmth and charm – the footpaths are overgrown but not too messy and the houses set a nice distance from the road. It’s filled with middle-class families and is a peaceful street.
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Tyre Place
Small and very similar to Acacia Court in appearance, the occupants of Tyre Place have been known to compete with the aforementioned Court at Christmas. Children can often be found running up and down the street playing various games. Occasionally people haven’t been able to get to their homes because of the wheelie bin barrier the kids have set up at either end.
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Hawthorne Avenue
Green and lined with trees, the small street has one of the best manicured footpaths; pavement and neatly lined with grass on the other side, it and its tidiness plan to take over the rest of Merianga. Well, one council member does, anyway.
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Lime Tree Grove
Long, leafy and spacious, Lime Tree is quiet, pleasant and taken over by Hawthorne’s footpaths. It resembles an upper-class suburban road but isn’t limited to upper-class families. One of the most popular residential streets in Merianga the property value is slowly increasing; luckily the traffic is still slow and the games from Tyre Place often spill onto it.

The Harper Family
1 1 Apr 10 2007, 01:54 PM
In: Last PostThe Harper Family
By: Kate Harper
Merlin Lane
The only street in the whole town that is populated entirely by wizards, Merlin Lane is full of unusual things; small children on toy broomsticks, Crups, explosions going off every so often and perhaps the strangest of all is degnoming. Degnoming has become something of an event in Merianga, many of the town’s Muggles turning up to watch or even help.
1 0 Oct 2 2007, 12:38 AM
In: Last PostThe Fellows-Svensson Residence
By: Mr Stuart Fellows
Founders Way
A long road that leads out of town to the train station and, eventually, to Adelaide, Founders Way is lined with houses until about a kilometre out of town where it dissolves into bush. Out here the properties are larger and there are a few farms.

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Main St, Merianga Park, Founder's Way
The festival is located primarily in the park, but stretches along the two main roads. Throughout the afternoon Miroratus performers can be found amongst the crowds, each presenting their individual acts to the public. Stalls in the streets and park sell food, jewellery, souvenirs, refreshments, Cards, and anything thing else their owners can think of. A stage is set up in the park, the back of it to King Street, for the bands and speakers. Security is present but not oppressive; Muggles of Merianga may choose to attend if Secrecy Charms are placed on them; they are more than welcome. There are pavilions, face-painting, rides; all the usual fair fun.
2 7 Jun 12 2008, 02:40 AM
In: Last PostBack with Family
By: Cass Cooper
 

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