A School for Witches and Warlocks

First week

Circe entered the room and at her first glance the room didn't seem like a regular class room more like a small arboretum lined with a row of desks around the walls and a small podium in the middle of the room. the room was lined with glass from floor to roof. Circe, followed by Lillian and Charlie, went to sit at a set of desks on the write hand wall to wait for their lesson to begin. Soon other students started filing into the room and taking their seats, and after all the students entered the room a tall man, presumably the teacher, walked in and stood at the podium. He addressed the students. "Good morning, first years. I am Mr. Little and I will be your Magic History teacher while you reside here at the school."

-Later in the week-

Circe and her friends made it through the week and where glad to look foward to the weekend, well mostly glad, the teachers had not gone easy on them with homework and by the end of the week Circe had a large stack of work to complete by Monday. Circe sat down exhausted on Friday night having completed some of her work and all of her classes that week. She wondered if every week would be like that for her and could only hope they weren't. Through the weekend it had gotten colder so most students stayed inside the school around the multiple fireplaces and tables while they chatted, played different games, and completed their work for Monday. Circe sat at a table in her dorm common room with her friends Lillian and Charlie while they where trying to teach Circe how to play a game called wizarding wizzbees. the game consisted of eight magically animated bee looking pieces and six poles topped with rings, the object of the game is to get the bees through the rings but the trick was you could only control them by talking, and you had to move them one space at a time each turn. there is four pieces per player (a two player game) and three poles to score in. After a few tries, Circe finally figured out the game and beat Charlie in a round. Soon after they finished the last of their work and went to bed, anticipating the next week.