Gilneas City Private School

The Gilneas City Private School was one of the first schools to be established during the construction of Gilneas City. It serves as a major historical landmark within the city and is over several hundred years old. Over time, the school has remained primarily untouched and is one of the few buildings within the city that date back to the ancient era.

Faculties
The school maintained indoor and outdoor facilities, both of which were equipped with the latest educational resources. A highly exclusive education made up for closely compacted classrooms, whose size commonly reached between twenty and thirty-five students.

Outdoor Learning
Two carriages are owned by the school, utilized to take students across Gilneas for excursions to historical sites. Science equipment and textbooks allowed students to learn inside and outside of the city.

A cadet program is operated by the school in joint with the Royal Gilnean Naval College and is used to teach students important values, as well as to better prepare them for the Gilnean military.

Indoor Learning
Each classroom is uniform in that it contains a chalkboard, a variety of textbooks covering many different topics, and desks for each student. Students receive storage for their belongings, located outside of the classrooms.

The headmaster's office is on the highest floor, with a reception on the lower floor.

The Invasion of Gilneas
During the invasion, the school was shutdown until Gilneas's full reclamation. Many of the teachers resided in the Howling Oak of Darnassus, providing education to the refugees; ambitious educators moved onto other schools within the Grand Alliance.