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Miss D Maitland (Headmistress)
 Oct 16, 07 - 12:44 PM |
Avendale School in Exile
GENERAL NOTICE: PLEASE READ Dear pupils, You are all aware of the disaster that caused so much damage to the ancient building of Avendale School. However a school is more than a building, and we may be grateful that so few of our pupils were hurt, and those not too badly. Most of you have been sent home, but for those who live in the far-flung corners of the Empire, or whose mothers are away from home, we have fortunately been offered a temporary accommodation. Lady Endeline of Endeline has graciously offered to house a temporary school in one of the wings of her estate. Miss Ranfield and Sensera-chei supervise you and give lessons as far as is possible. School rules also apply at Endeline Towers, and you are also requested to remember that this is Lady Endeline's home. Take note this is not a holiday, I expect you to be on your best behaviour and to show our hostess what Avendale girls are like. It is expected that the damage to our beloved school can be repaired within a reasonable period. You will be kept informed. C. Maitland P.S. I must inform you of an IMPORTANT RULE. Notices posted to the School Notice-board must be written with the pens provided and NOT affixed to the board with pins. Please look at the title of this note and you will see this note is affixed with a pen, not a pin. As soon as you open a note you will see that pens are readily available at the top. This is important so that school communications can be differentiated from ordinary household messages |
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