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The Walled Garden is a magnificent horticultural achievement. There are many benches to sit on throughout the Garden, and there are gravel walkways that lead through the myriad flowers and trees. As you enter the Garden, the Gardener's Cottage is to your left.

The Gardener's Cottage is a medium-sized building to the left of the entrance to the Walled Garden. Students can use the Cottage as a common room where they can watch TV, talk with friends and purchase snacks at the right times.

The Gothic Church is a very old church that is on the grounds. It is near the forest, and not used much. It is kept in perfect condition by the groundskeeper, and on important holidays (Easter and Christmas, primarily), a man of faith performs a ceremony there for those students who wish to attend.

The PE class is usually taken on the playing fields behind the school. There are two fields, and there is a storage shed off to the right of the first one, next to the forest.

The forest is full of deciduous trees - oak, sycamore, maple. The ground is thick with fallen leaves during the autumn, and light somehow manages to shine down through the canopy - albeit dimly.

The Entrance Hall is a rather small room decorated in dark mahogany wood. The colour scheme is mahogany and deep red. Two staircases lead up the the first floor, and they frame the doors to the ballroom. The room is mostly empty, though there are chairs at points throughout the room for waiting visitors to sit in.

The Ballroom is where students eat their meals. There are four long tables, two at the left side of the room, and two at the right. Each table has a coloured cloth - red for Fitzwilliam, green for Murray, blue for O'Neill and brown for Carpenter. The staff sit at a table on a raised dais at the north end of the room. The space in between the tables is the dancefloor, which is made of black and white marble. The tables are cleared away when there is a social event - a dance, for example.

O'Neill House is situated in the hallway to the west of the the ballroom. The House consists of a long, wide hallway with rooms on either side. The walls are decorated with dark oak panels and have paintings hanging from them. On each door, there is a number, from "G1" to "B14," indicating dormitories. The lower the number, the younger the students.

This is Ms Wilde's Office, where you can find the physical education teacher when she isn't working. Inside, the room is painted white. The room is largely bare, although Ms Wilde's desk has various pieces of paper and other such things covering it.

The music classroom is in the old chapel. The room is arranged so that there is room for a band, as well as singers. The walls are bare and white, with a dark red carpet. There are posters all over the walls, likely placed there in an attempt to make the room more modern and cheerful.

The staff room is a comfortable many-windowed room with plush chairs and fancy decorations. There is a broken coffee machine in one corner of the room, while there are useless embellishments in other parts. The room is usually locked, and is found at the end of a hallway to the west of the entrance hall.

The drama classroom is in one of the largest rooms on the first floor. The room is completely empty, apart from a stage at one end of the room. There are tables pushed against the walls, and the room is painted black, with the exception of the floor, which is brown. There are some chairs in various places around the room.

The science labs are pristine, and are relatively new. They are the first rooms you see when you climb the right-hand staircase to the first floor.

The history classroom has tables arranged in squares, with two tables stuck together. There are four such squares oriented so that all students can see the teacher's desk.

The library is a large, musty room filled with books. There is a section with computers in one corner of the room, and the rest of the library is filled with huge bookshelves. The librarian's desk is to the right of the door.

The Gifts classroom is in one of the larger classrooms. There are two large windows on the wall, and the room is largely empty, apart from the tables arranged in a horseshoe.

Maths Classroom A is in a small room. The desks are lined up in rows so as to conserve space. There are posters on the wall with maths jokes and 'witty' phrases written on them.

English Classroom A is a large room on the second floor. Its walls have been painted white, and there are posters about books around the room. There are a few posters explaining points of grammar. There are tables lined up in rows facing towards the desk, which is directly in front of the door, facing towards the back of the room. There are no windows, curiously.

The ethics classroom is a small, cosy room with a large window. The room had a dark red carpet and oak panelled-walls. Instead of the usual tables, there are chairs arranged in a semi-circle. The window's blinds are often drawn. The classroom is in the west end of the building.

The maths classroom is a room full of desks facing the door. The walls are white, and there are posters showing basic mathematical formulae on them. There is an interactive whiteboard on the wall behind the desk.

English Classroom B is the second English classroom. It is rectangular, and has a series of small windows on the wall. The walls are white, and the floor is dark wood.

Situated to the east of the classrooms on the second floor, Fitzwilliam House is to be found in a set of rooms originally used as monk's quarters. The rooms have been modernised a great deal since the monks and nuns used the building, and are decorated in the Fitzwilliam House colours. The dorms are organised so that the upper school boys are as far away from the girls their age as possible, and the dorms possess a similar numbering system to O'Neill House's.

Storeroom T2 is the top two levels of the abbey's second tower. All manner of useless things are stored here, including tables, chairs, paintings and other things that are too valuable to throw away, but might be needed at some point or other. Most of the things inside have no real purpose.

The Abbot's Tower is where the Headmaster of the school resides. His office is on the floor below his quarters, and there are steps leading up the the quarters near his desk. The office is decorated simply: a desk, bookshelf and a carpet. There is a sofa against one wall, and a chair in front of the desk.

Carpenter House is found in the South Wing of the building. The building is a small one, and the dormitories are all rather close to each other. There are fourteen dormitories, and the girls are separated from the boys by a long, wide hallway. Each dormitory has a shower-room attached to it. Carpenter House occupies the majority of the building, with a tiny portion of it devoted to storage.

Storeroom equipped with spare beds, bedsheets, curtains and other items of that nature. Occupies a relatively small part of the Foxley Building.

Whiterock is a small town that Academy students take a trip to every two weeks. Facilities include a cinema, leisure centre and an electronics store, among other things.

Found in the East Annex of the building, Murray House is the largest House in terms of space available. The small annex houses all of the Murray students as well as several other unused rooms.