The school section of the pack house was placed in north side of the ground floor, the opening was facing outwards into a garden, surrounded by flowering hedges and a neat stone path lined with sculptures of wolves in various stances—playful, proud, protective. The wing itself stood grand yet welcoming, with large windows that flooded the corridors with warm sunlight. Inside, the halls were decorated with colorful paintings, hand painted by both the children and the adult artists in the pack. Most were depicting scenes from werewolf folklore and pack history. There were cozy reading nooks, cubbies stuffed with art supplies, and sensory corners with plush toys for the younger pups. Each classroom had walls decorated with glittery alphabet letters, drawings, and little paw-print name tags over tiny lockers.
