and of course, here's the site of st. victoria's. the main plot is the whole story of the site.

it takes a lot to run a site. and when something new happens, we need to alert our members. any news will be posted here. be sure to check often.

before you can start posting on a role-playing site, you have to prove yourself, don't you? st. victoria's is no exception. post your app here.

Sub-boards: ACCEPTED, PENDING, REJECTED

so, you need to come up with some good plots to put in your 'ship plot? that, or you already have one, and you need another character's help? post here.

maybe you have a specific character in mind. and you only want that charrie, and none others, for your plot. post here and maybe someone will be interested.

totally cheaper than texting, though who cares about that here? most of the students have im, though how many actually use them?

ah yes, the wonderful world of facebook. as with everything else, who doesn't have one anymore? come here and poke your friends!

sometimes students e-mail their friends when they have nothing better to do. that, or their cell phones aren't charged yet.

here are the steps leading up to the school. castle, academy, whatever you want to call it. it's a huge place, anyway. so there's a lot of stairs.

once you walk up all those steps, you'll find yourself in the grand lobby, also known as the entrance hall. plenty of interesting people to meet here. also a great place to meet to sneak out.

at a rich school such as ours, cafeteria is too generic-sounding. not to mention st. victoria's is a very old-fashioned school. all meals are served in here, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, not to mention snacks inbetween.

though there are many floors to st. victoria's, the main staircase on the ground floor is the most popular. students flock to the grand staircase during an empty period to catch up on the latest gossip.

rich or not, these kids still have to go to school. all the classrooms are located on either the first or second floor of the academy. general classes tend to be on the first floor, with electives and such higher up.

at every school there's those kids who just love getting into trouble. well, that, or they can't help it. if you ever get detention, here's the appropriate room.

normally students aren't found in the headmaster's office, and never will you see one wishing to be here. headmaster breton is a kind man at heart, but he puts on a frightening face to keep away students. not many are brave to sneak in.

though nowhere near as grand as the british library, st. victoria's school library is something to boast about. there isn't much you can't find here.

located not far down the hall from the library, the computer lab is a huge room filled with as many computers as you can imagine. there's almost enough here for every student to use at the same time.

the gym. all gym classes are held here, obviously. gym isn't really a focus for the school, so we only have one, and it's not the best. all sports, including games and practices, are held here as well.

uh-oh, you got hurt? not to worry, it's not unheard of at st. victoria's. the nurse, ms. stanson, is actually very nice, contrary to the stereotype of school nurses. she'll fix you up in no time.

st. victoria's is a school of talent, and some of that includes students with acting skills. if they're not practicing, the drama club is putting on a play for students and staff.

the mighty thames. many movies are filmed with shots from this great river. possibly the most famous river in europe, students sometimes meet here afterhours.

Sub-board: THAMES PATH

sloane square is one of london's most popular shopping centers. well, for the rich folk, at least. any designer brand you want can be found here, but not without a hefty price tag.

oxford street is also full of shops, markets, and stores, but not everything is name brand. the margin of the population that can't afford everything they want are often found shopping here.

as the national library of the u.k., the british library has possibly every bit of information you'd ever need — and then some. is there a project the school library can't answer? come here.

once in a while students come here for a purely educational school trip. the museum of london holds all the great relics of london's history dating back to the prehistoric age.

normally only our rich students can afford coming here. if you have the money, stop by for a musical, poetry reading, or whatever's playing.

everyone's heard of the chimes of westminster. it is formally called the collegiate church of st. peter at westminster, though everyone refers to it as simply westminster abbey.

london's soho. in earlier years it was known for sex shops, but now it has more upmarket restaurants and offices than anything.

located on ludgate hill, st. paul's is the anglican cathedral of london. not many students of st. victoria's are religious, but some still come here occasionally, and on family visits.

a single runway airport, the london city airport serves mainly the financial districts of london. but for some odd reason, students hang out here sometimes. who are they meeting?

all good things must come to an end, and that includes threads. well...maybe not all. but most do. if a thread is tagged "finished," or hasn't been posted in in over a month, it will be moved here.

we all love those little pictures that make our signatures pretty. some of us are talented at graphics, while others...are just talented at asking for them, i guess. find the perfect picture here.

we all get those urges to share something with our fellow rp'ers. well, here's the place to let whatever you want to say out. anything can be discussed here, whether it be that a on your english test or the foot of snow you just got.

it's a sad thing, when one of our faithful member has to leave. but if you do, post a quick thread here, because you never know when the next activity check will be, and you don't want to miss one and be deleted.