Do you want to write a book? Have you been PROCRASTINATING on writing a book? Fear not! For we have been, too... (We actually even procrastinated setting up this series.) Join us in this totally informative series as we attempt to write a full-length book over the course of _**AN UNSPECIFIED AMOUNT OF TIME**_! Sessions will include, alternate between, but not be limited to: - Informal Presentations of The Various Aspects of Plot Planning, - and WRITING SPRINTS!!!! We may not be able to guarantee that you'll have finished writing your book by the time this series comes to an end, but we certainly can guarantee that you'll at least have done something by the end of it. Note that this series will require a little bit of accountability in sharing book progress and (hopefully) lots of participation! (This series was meant to fill in the two months of Summer Camp 2024...but procrastination got the better of us yet again, so we're not sure when it will end by 🥲)

This is a simple, practical course, specifically designed for anyone who wants to make use of a piano in their house. No more, no less. The study of music theory in this course will be as simple and truncated as possible; therefore if you are very interested in that field, I will have to (sadly) recommend that you don't register for this series. (If you are one of these people who are interested in studying music theory in-depth, I fear that this series might give you a very poor starting foundation — which might possibly affect the rest of your journey. To avoid that, I would suggest you start with online music theory textbooks — ABRSM and Trinity are two of the syllabuses I would recommend.) However, the office hours (and NOT the regular sessions) will be quite suited for those who are: - already possessing a knowledge of basic theory but want to receive basic feedback on their playing to supplement their practical, - or transitioning over to piano from a different instrument (including the electric keyboard). Office Hours will have the structure of a typical piano class, involving learners performing songs they have practiced before the session and me giving basic feedback on practical skill. However, please take note that I am not a certified piano teacher! Attend at your own risk, but I will try to help as much as possible :) Unfortunately, due to the short nature of this course and the substantial amount of material it will be covering, the homework exercises are absolutely mandatory if you want to learn how to independently play the piano by the middle of September. I highly encourage you to DM me if you'd like extra homework (gasp, the horror!), feedback on practicals, or have any questions at all! Of course, as per the title, fools are very welcome in this series. Come forth, fool, and learn The Piano with the rest of us!

Taking the IGCSE English soon but worried you won't be able to write well enough for Paper 2? Well, so am I!!! :D Whether you're taking the IGCSEs in Oct/Nov (oh, good luck...), a Y10/Y9 student looking to do something productive over the holidays, or just a non-IGCSE student who struggles writing under time limits, feel free to join this Timed-Writing Club! Every week (or twice a week), we'll sit down for an hour to write prompts from 0500 past year papers. After that, we'll spend 15-30 minutes marking each other's essays according to the marking scheme, as well as providing helpful feedback. No judging anyone's writing, please, because we're all in this together. T-T Message me if you can't attend the current session times, and I'll create another session for you or change the current time. Music will unfortunately not be provided, because I don't have Spotify Premium. :L If you decide you want to be kept accountable for session attendance, please message the group chat if you aren't able to join a session!

Welcome to the Schoolhouse.world D&D club #1! If you're new to the game, don't worry. No prior knowledge is required. Anybody is welcome to join anytime! Here's our group of D&D clubs across Schoolhouse! If registration is full or the times don't work for you, check in with the other series. D&D Club #1 - Liel S https://schoolhouse.world/series/7000 D&D Club #2 - Woody W https://schoolhouse.world/series/5265 D&D Club #3 - Rayyann A https://schoolhouse.world/series/6997 D&D Club #4 - Woody W https://schoolhouse.world/series/5797 D&D Club #5 - David Z https://schoolhouse.world/series/6032 Every week we will host a 90 minute scenario. If you join in the middle of the series, that's okay! We'll have guest character sheets set up that anyone can take, at the current party level. I will do bimonthly attendance checks, so please be sure to message me if you can't attend :) We will be keeping a party journal so that anyone wishing to join can be caught up! Hope to see you there! NOTE: I'm sorry, but I CANNOT open up more spots. D&D works best with less than ten players. But occasionally there may be a spot or two open :)

(This series will definitely continue right after summer ends! However, the focus has changed dramatically — read over the description to see if you'd still be interested in attending.) Welcome to the den of homeschoolers all around the world! Join us as we lurk about in our parents' basements, lament to our stuffed toys about being cooped up in the house, and hiss aggressively at regular school-goers as they pass by. We might occasionally play some games, too...but unfortunately, our 'utter lack of social skills will keep us from making friends'. Oh no, what a shame. :/ Okay okay, I'll stop with the jokes now. :) In the past, this used to be a games and discussion hangout — now, unfortunately, it shall become a little bit more serious. Each week, we'll prepare informal presentations about an aspect of our homeschooler-y life to share with the rest of the group — the presentations can be about anything from college research to the difficulties of trying to be social. The presentations don't have to be long or particularly interesting, so don't worry. And at the end of every month, we'll have a fun game session to celebrate our progress! In this series there will be no school-going kids allowed to join or make presentations. (except for all the school-going kids that will be allowed to join and make presentations.)

Each week, we'll go through one topic of pre-algebra according to the KA syllabus! Each session will include a brief topic review and then practice problems, varying from easy to difficult. Most of the session time will hopefully be spent on the practice problems, so make sure to bring a pen and paper! (Or, since this is a series, a small notebook.) The practice problems in this series will be slightly harder than the ones on KA, so I do hope we have enough time to cover at least half of them. :) Although it would be encouraged, you are not required to turn on your video or unmute frequently, BUT please try to be active in either the public or private Zoom chat, especially during practice problems. *more sessions will be added as the time passes*