Forse Walk School

Forse Walk School Stanbury Village [58,56] the Batson Museum Yeoman Park the Went Building (NecroTech) Club Bartin Forse Walk School Frye Way the Sprackett Building the Cabell Arms the Betty Building Basic Info: You can find books, poetry books and spray cans inside. Tagging it earns 1 XP. Among the internal descriptions found in Schools: "Half-finished work is scattered across the floor." This building can be barricaded normally

Forse Walk School

Description

Forse Walk's motto: Quis paget, entrat.

A Henrician college, with an imposing gatehouse concealing a series of charming quadrangles. The cornices are decorated with gargoyles, like human faces twisted in agony - oh wait, those really are human faces twisted in agony.

History

The school dining hall - not your average canteen.

Founded in 1440 by Sir Walter de la Forse, Earl of Malton, Forse Walk School was one of the most prestigious public schools in the country. Forse Walk made Malton a centre of educational excellence for four centuries - until this most unfortunate and regrettable business. Tsk, tsk!

Old Forsians have occupied top positions in the armed forces (no puns, please), the government, and honourable professions of all kinds, and several of the country's Prime Minsters have hailed from these famous playing fields and dormitories.

Naturally Forse Walk operated a strict boys only policy, but since 2005 females (dread word!) and other commoners have on occasion been suffered to enter the school's grounds, with predictably disastrous consequences: standards of behaviour and achievement have dropped, experienced staff have left in droves, and the erudite speech and RP accent of the young Forsians have been replaced with the guttural vernacular of Zombese.

Barricade Policy

This building is an Entry Point for the Went Building. Please keep it at VSB as failure to comply is considered exceptionally bad form, old chap.

Current Status

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Very strongly barricaded, with five unmentionables three corpses and the following line of poetry outside: "The sea, the sea, the open sea". The second line is written on the Cabell Arms to the south.--04:51, 10 February 2010 (UTC)

VSB. Nothing and no-one outside except the following graffiti: "All I Want for Christmas Is My Frontal Lobe".--04:48, 27 January 2010 (UTC)

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