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🗞️ The Wizarding Times:

Magic News from Around the World - June 2025 Edition

🌍 Wizards Without Borders! Students from Every Corner of the World Join the Magic School

By Eliza Moonbeam, Staff Writer

Every year, more than 1,000 young witches and wizards pack their bags, grab their wands, and fly off to the famous School for Witchcraft and Wizardry. But this is no ordinary school—it’s a magical place where students from all over the world come together to learn spells, potions, and magical creature care.

“It’s like an Erasmus program, but for magic!” says Headmistress Celestina Starcloak. “We welcome students from every continent. Magic is a global language.”

The school, founded over 300 years ago by Eldrin the Wise, now has students from more than 50 countries. In the Great Hall, you can hear many languages, see many cultures, and taste magical dishes from every land.

“I’m from Brazil,” says third-year student Thiago. “My best friend is from Japan. We both love flying class!”

The school also offers special exchange programs. Some students spend a term at other magical schools in places like Egypt, Norway, or South Africa. They learn new spells and make new friends.

“It’s amazing,” says Amina from Morocco. “We learn magic, but we also learn about each other.”

With its tall towers, ancient books, and friendly dragons, the School for Witchcraft and Wizardry is more than just a school—it’s a magical home for the world’s young spellcasters.