The Student Gallery

The work of Evershade's scholars, preserved within the castle walls.

Welcome to the Student Gallery, a growing collection of work created by students throughout the School of Evershade.

Within these halls, you'll find assignments, practicals, artwork, Archive Journal pages, experiments, historical studies, botanical observations, inscriptions, handmade creations, and other curious things produced along the way.

Some may be carefully finished projects. Others may be first attempts, experiments, or works in progress.

All of them are part of learning.

As students explore the classrooms of Evershade, this gallery will grow alongside them, becoming a record not only of what has been taught within the school, but of what its scholars have done with that knowledge.

From Our Scholars

The gallery is only just beginning.

These frames are works submitted by Evershade students.

Submitted by Meg Hart - Runes & Ancient Writing, Lesson 1

Add Your Work to the Gallery

Have something you'd like to see hanging within these halls?

Scholars are invited to submit completed assignments, practicals, drawings, journal pages, experiments, works in progress, and other creations inspired by their studies at Evershade. There are several ways to send your work in:

Through your lesson. Lesson pages end with a submission form. Send a photo of your work for that lesson there — the form asks what name you'd like shown and whether we may post it. Work sent from a lesson hangs here in the Gallery, credited as you chose, and links back to its lesson so other scholars can find their way to it.
Through the Quadrivium. Visit Share Your Work in the Student Commons to send a photo or file, along with anything you'd like us to share about your creation. The Commons is also where scholars share work in progress, ask questions, and talk over what they are making.
Through your House. Each Common Room — the Aerie, the Basin, the Hearth, and the Terrace — keeps a place for its own scholars to share projects and discoveries.

Field trip discoveries have a gallery of their own: the Field Trip Gallery, by the Field Trip Office.

You choose how your work is credited. Submissions may appear with your first name, Scholar Name or nickname, initials, or anonymously.

Beyond the Gallery

If you're sharing your Evershade studies beyond the castle walls, use #Eversparks and tag the School of Evershade so fellow scholars can discover what you're creating.

Explore the work of your classmates. Ask questions. Leave encouragement in the Commons. Borrow inspiration, and then make something entirely your own.