Wizarding school

Brazil, America, Japan, England all have their wizarding schools. So why not another one. Welcome to Uluru Phrontistery For Magical Learning. Lemme break it down

Uluru is a great wizarding school to go to. They specialize in charms, transfiguration, and the Dark Arts (for defence of course). They have a house system along with Hogwarts and Illvermorny not to mention their beatuiful sights. This school unlike others is a school well suited to camoflage (even from witches and wizards) in its enviroment. The school isn't bulit near Uluru it is literally bulit into Uluru. Heres the Info

Location : Deserts of Australlia

Houses : Platryinia, Cassorian, Skirmndo, Agaminda

Headmaster/mistress : Adeline Platryina. (Find more about her on the Harry otter FANNON fandom)

House Info

Platryina -

Traits : Shy, keep to themselves, brave when have to, very few friends

Animal - Platypus

Colors : Purple and Green

Cassorian -

Traits - Extrovert, outgoing, brave, knows what right and wrong, " Expellearmis fisrt and ask questions later kind of person"

Animal : Cassowary

Colors : Blue and Red

Skirmindo -

Traits : Sneaky, cunning , bright, natural leader, plan devisor

Animal : Dingo

Colors : Yellow and Purple

Agaminda -

Traits : Smart, Curious, brave for knowledge, prefers to think things through logically

Animal : Wyvern (SoD wyvern not a 2 legged dragon)

Colors : White, Orange ,Blue

The perfect schools for Aussies alike. So here are some fun facts.

1. The 4 Founders of this school were all Siblings their last names were changed because they were married later in life. Execpt Skirmindo ( he was aro/ace just because hehe)

2. It was Skirmindo's idea for a maigcal school in 1220 despite not having any magical abilites (Yes he was a squib. His sisters and brother were half-bloods muggle-born dad, pureblood witch.)

3. Skirmindo thought it would be great to hide a school in Uluru becuase it was there for millons of years.

4. This is the safest Wizarding School in the world.

5. Its current headmaster/mistress is a witch that decended from Merindah Platytrina.

So, if you were in Hagrids case and got expelled from Hogwarts, cmon down to Uluru Phonistery For Magical Learning.

• Magic In America

What was the point of J.K. writing those text/articles prior to the first Fantastic Beasts movies? I mean, I liked getting all that information, but what was it for? Nothing of that was used/mentioned in the movie aside from Rappaport's Law.

• Isolt's story and how she found it Ilvermorny, why? We don't get on mention of her in the movie and the one scene where they mentioned the school in the movie was cut.

• Wizarding Schools

What was the point of her revealing those wizarding schools before the first Fantastic Beasts movie? She only gave us shallow information about them, even with Ilvermorny we only got the origin story. I know there was a theory that the schools were hints about where which Fantastic Beasts movie would take place, but that when out of the window because the third movie was supposed to take place partly in Brazil but now apparently is in China.

As nice as it was to find out more about the wizarding world outside of the U.K. those articles were shallow in knowledge, useless, and set in the past. I would much rather she had wrote set in the present time at the very least.

There are 3 that aren't mentioned, where do you think they are? I think there's one in India serving South Asian wizards since there are 2 billion people there, and there would probably be one in Australia serving wizards from Oceania. I think there is also one in the Middle East.

How come there is only seven wizarding school in the entire world?

So wizards and witches from England and the surrounding area, go to Hogwarts. All of these from the USA go to Ilvermorny, and I guess those from Canada too. Russians go to Koldovstoretz and Japanese to Mahoutokoro. But what about the rest?

According to this wiki, everyone from south america goes to Castelobruxo. ONE school to all those Countries, with so many Different languages (Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Dutch, Papiamento, Mayan languages and more), so what language do they speak there? English? Must ne hard for those who English is their second language, or those who doesn't speak english. And transportation? The school is located in Brazil, so how are all the students from other countries in South America (and I guess those from the center as well, even though if the wizards from Central America go to Ilvermorny, then they also have this problem) are supposed to get to Brazil? In the car? On the flight? On a broom? By foot? seriously, we're talking about half a continent. And what if there's are students from families who cannot afford two flights from Brazil and back in less than two months? Also, the school in the - rainforest, I feel sorry for the poor, poor person who needs to clean their castle.

Also, according to THIS WIKI wizards from France, Spain, Portugal, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Belgium go to Beauxbatons. As we have been shown in the books, in this school that located in France, they speak French. This shows us again the issues I talked about earlier - what happens to students who don't speak French (those who speak Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese or German) and does everyone have the money needed to fund flights *that cost money* twice in the short term of summer vacation?

Once again, ACCORDING TO THIS WIKI the north and east Europe students go to the lovely Durmstrang. Is the north and east of Europe there is many languages, and people from different Countries speak different languages. So what happens there? I have no idea, and I guess JK doesn't really know either.

And Uagadou. This school is the school for wizards from all of Africa and is located in Uganda, where English and Swahili are spoken, so I guess Uagadou speaks one of these two languages. But, in Egypt, for example, Arabic and Egyptian are spoken. And in Ethiopia, Amharic. And in Benin, French. I can go on, but I think that you got my point.

Finally, China. China is the country with the biggest population in the world (1,439,323,776 as of July 1 2020, and that was almost a year ago, so imagine how much the population has grown) but as far as I know, the magical population doesn't have a school there. So where do Chinese wizards learn magic? in Japan? Probably thousands, or millions of wizards, who don't know Japanese, are studying in Japan? Not likely. Another possibility is that Chinese wizards learn magic at home. This indicates that only children of pure-blooded families can learn magic, which is undoubtedly bad for China's magic population.

And last, but not least, Israel. The only country in the world where the official and most common language is Hebrew. There is no wizarding school in Israel, which is probably very complicated for the magic population in Israel. As I said, Israel is the only country in the world where Hebrew is the first language, which eliminates the possibility for Israeli wizards to go to most wizaeding schools. Hogwarts or Ilvermorny can be options, but there English is spoken at the level of people who have spoken English all their lives, and in Israel students start learning English only in third grade And I doubt that with Israel's poor education system, students know enough English at the beginning of sixth grade to move to the United States or Scotland. And the ultra-Orthodox audience in Israel who have not learned a language other than Hebrew in thier life, certainly will not get along in other countries.

What do YOU think?

[Mod edit: Removing profanity]

If a witch/wizard graduated from their wizarding school, can they work in the Muggle community?

According to the discussion below this, Hogwarts only accepts British students

But i live in (mod edit: removed location), so what school will admit me??