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Join Professor Alicent Horrocks in the study of Charms

Welcome to a new year in the dragonology class at Hogwarts,
an exciting and immersive experience that combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on practical learning (when possible).

Dragonology class at Hogwarts combines academic rigor with demonstrations, experiences, even games, allowing students to delve deep into the world of dragons while fostering a genuine love and respect for these magical awe-inspiring - yet deadly - beasts. Class topics can range from dragon anatomy to dragon behavior, breeds, history... or even dragon conservation... while encouraging students to take notes and ask questions or share their own experiences.

Class is taught by Professor Pamtseo H. Clarke, former dragonologist.
The class is usually set in classroom 22b, but depending on the subject and/or the scottish weather, its location can change, make sure to keep an eye on each weekly notices.

Uniforms are required (not robes, and not hats).

Your school supplies must include pens/quill & ink, a textbook or parchment sheets, and color pencils.

See you then !

Prof. Clarke

((OOC : You can access the reference textbook by clicking the 'more information' link))

Join Professor Alicent Horrocks in the study of Charms

Welcome to a new year in the dragonology class at Hogwarts,
an exciting and immersive experience that combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on practical learning (when possible).

Dragonology class at Hogwarts combines academic rigor with demonstrations, experiences, even games, allowing students to delve deep into the world of dragons while fostering a genuine love and respect for these magical awe-inspiring - yet deadly - beasts. Class topics can range from dragon anatomy to dragon behavior, breeds, history... or even dragon conservation... while encouraging students to take notes and ask questions or share their own experiences.

Class is taught by Professor Pamtseo H. Clarke, former dragonologist.
The class is usually set in classroom 22b, but depending on the subject and/or the scottish weather, its location can change, make sure to keep an eye on each weekly notices.

Uniforms are required (not robes, and not hats).

Your school supplies must include pens/quill & ink, a textbook or parchment sheets, and color pencils.

See you then !

Prof. Clarke

((OOC : You can access the reference textbook by clicking the 'more information' link))

Join Professor Alicent Horrocks in the study of Charms

Welcome to a new year in the dragonology class at Hogwarts,
an exciting and immersive experience that combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on practical learning (when possible).

Dragonology class at Hogwarts combines academic rigor with demonstrations, experiences, even games, allowing students to delve deep into the world of dragons while fostering a genuine love and respect for these magical awe-inspiring - yet deadly - beasts. Class topics can range from dragon anatomy to dragon behavior, breeds, history... or even dragon conservation... while encouraging students to take notes and ask questions or share their own experiences.

Class is taught by Professor Pamtseo H. Clarke, former dragonologist.
The class is usually set in classroom 22b, but depending on the subject and/or the scottish weather, its location can change, make sure to keep an eye on each weekly notices.

Uniforms are required (not robes, and not hats).

Your school supplies must include pens/quill & ink, a textbook or parchment sheets, and color pencils.

See you then !

Prof. Clarke

((OOC : You can access the reference textbook by clicking the 'more information' link))

Join Professor Alicent Horrocks in the study of Charms

Welcome to a new year in the dragonology class at Hogwarts,
an exciting and immersive experience that combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on practical learning (when possible).

Dragonology class at Hogwarts combines academic rigor with demonstrations, experiences, even games, allowing students to delve deep into the world of dragons while fostering a genuine love and respect for these magical awe-inspiring - yet deadly - beasts. Class topics can range from dragon anatomy to dragon behavior, breeds, history... or even dragon conservation... while encouraging students to take notes and ask questions or share their own experiences.

Class is taught by Professor Pamtseo H. Clarke, former dragonologist.
The class is usually set in classroom 22b, but depending on the subject and/or the scottish weather, its location can change, make sure to keep an eye on each weekly notices.

Uniforms are required (not robes, and not hats).

Your school supplies must include pens/quill & ink, a textbook or parchment sheets, and color pencils.

See you then !

Prof. Clarke

((OOC : You can access the reference textbook by clicking the 'more information' link))