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The entire campus contained four large buildings with a few smaller satellite buildings. Three of the large buildings are actually schools in themselves with one building Elementary, one for Middle, and one for High School. The final large building was for administration, general offices and meeting rooms. | The entire campus contained four large buildings with a few smaller satellite buildings. Three of the large buildings are actually schools in themselves with one building Elementary, one for Middle, and one for High School. The final large building was for administration, general offices and meeting rooms. | ||
The final of the four buildings is know as the Lutterell Building and where the entire the complexes name is derived from. | |||
However, due to the wear and tear from the [[Malton_Incident|outbreak]], it has become the only accessible and habitable building remaining. The other three buildings have become husks and broken down as survivors over the years focusing on maintaing one building for defense. | |||
However, due to the wear and tear from the [[Malton_Incident|outbreak]], it has become the only accessible and habitable building remaining. The other three buildings have become husks and broken down | |||
===History=== | ===History=== | ||
South Blythville had no | Up until 1978, South Blythville had no internal school system. Students were divided between Wykewood's [[Oldroyd_Avenue_School|Oldroyd Avenue School]] and North Blythville's [[Whyt_Plaza_School|Whyt Plaza School]]. | ||
Their school team is the South Blythville Bulldogs, and as the school attracted students in the area their main rivals would become the two aforementioned schools. | |||
===Barricade Policy=== | ===Barricade Policy=== | ||
Latest revision as of 04:03, 14 July 2015
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Lutterell Place School Last status update Dec 2020 |
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South Blythville [21, 77]
Basic Info:
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Lutterell Place School
Description
"Half-finished work is scattered across the floor."
The Lutterell Place School is unique as it is not just one school building, but was actually multiple buildings that connected to form one campus for all of the former students of South Blythville. The entire campus contained four large buildings with a few smaller satellite buildings. Three of the large buildings are actually schools in themselves with one building Elementary, one for Middle, and one for High School. The final large building was for administration, general offices and meeting rooms.
The final of the four buildings is know as the Lutterell Building and where the entire the complexes name is derived from. However, due to the wear and tear from the outbreak, it has become the only accessible and habitable building remaining. The other three buildings have become husks and broken down as survivors over the years focusing on maintaing one building for defense.
History
Up until 1978, South Blythville had no internal school system. Students were divided between Wykewood's Oldroyd Avenue School and North Blythville's Whyt Plaza School.
Their school team is the South Blythville Bulldogs, and as the school attracted students in the area their main rivals would become the two aforementioned schools.
Barricade Policy
According to the South Blythville Barricade Plan, this building is to be barricaded at Very Safely Barricaded (VSB++).
Current Status
Entry point has been over 'caded on occasion the past few days, but the building is otherwise fine. --Adobewedge 03:31, 6 November 2009 (UTC)
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