It looks like it was made out of an old church as it has a a big clock tower in the front. It displays a giant clock that chimes as soon as it strikes noon. The walls are white and massive, and there are some troughs on either side of the entrance for those that bring their children via horse. The entrance door is about a 3rd the size of the wall space and has a stained glass circle near the top that lets the light in.
School, Bazaar
preacher
student
I am a student in the kingdom. I am studying how to create swords for the use by knights. My trade is important for the success of the of battles to keep our kingdom standing.
"Hello, priest. How are youm on this fine day?" Ah, Cedric!  Good to see you, I'm glad I could catch you before you left for home. "Oh? Do you have something importnat for me to do?" It was about the paper you turned in for last week's religion class.  I admit, I was quite concerned about the bit about the talking goose you wrote.  I was wondering if everything was alright at home. "Oh, well, you see, it was actually a metaphor for ... ... but I may have made it a bit too convoluted." Ah, I see... and what sort of a metaphor was that exactly?  Talking animals are a sign of the Devil, you know, no matter how fair they may speak! "Well, talking animals are everywhere around here, so I thought it'd be clear." That they may be, but they are a blasphemy against the teachings we try and instill you with.  They will lure you to the dark path. "Well, how so?" I had a likely lad that thought talking animals were but a normal thing of the world.  He had a pet snake that he would often bring with him, chatting away daily.  Do you know what happened to him? "Did the snake bite him?" Even worse.  Soon he forgot all semblence of humanity.  He forgot all manner of speech and would only eat live mice.  Eventually he forgot how to use his limbs, poor lad.