Hogwarts continues to educate young wizards from "summary" of Harry Potter - The Illustrated Collection by J. K. Rowling
At Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, the tradition of educating young witches and wizards has been upheld for centuries. The castle stands strong, its towers reaching for the sky, as it continues to welcome students from all corners of the wizarding world. The halls are filled with the echoes of magical footsteps, laughter, and the rustling of robes as students hurry to their next class.
Inside the classrooms, knowledgeable professors impart their wisdom on a wide range of magical subjects, from Potions to Defense Against the Dark Arts. Students eagerly take notes, practice spells, and engage in lively discussions as they strive to master the intricate art of magic. The library is a treasure trove of ancient tomes and enchanted books, providing endless opportunities for research and discovery.
Beyond the academic curriculum, Hogwarts offers a rich tapestry of experiences for its students. Quidditch matches are held on the grounds, with teams competing for the coveted House Cup. Hagrid's Care of Magical Creatures classes introduce students to fantastic beasts, from Hippogriffs to Thestrals. The Forbidden Forest beckons with its mysteries and dangers, daring students to explore its depths.
As the school year progresses, friendships are forged, rivalries are kindled, and lessons are learned both inside and outside the classroom. Through trials and triumphs, young witches and wizards grow in knowledge, skill, and character. And when the time comes to bid farewell to Hogwarts, they carry with them memories that will last a lifetime.
Hogwarts stands as a beacon of magical education, its enchanted walls holding the promise of a brighter future for all who pass through its gates. With each new generation of students, the legacy of Hogwarts continues to thrive, shaping the destinies of young wizards and witches for generations to come.
