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A [[Humanist Institute]] established in late {{AN|1713}}, situated adjacent to the [[Mandible Hill]] barracks in the [[Principality of Whales]]. The Institute is established to provide a [[Humanist]] education for the scions of notables in the service of the [[Honourable Company]], the [[Nationalist & Humanist Party]], the [[Raspur Pact]], and the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]]. In line with Humanist educational theory, the establishment is open to the enrolment of children from the age of seven and upwards. | A [[Humanist Institute]] established in late {{AN|1713}}, situated adjacent to the [[Mandible Hill]] barracks in the [[Principality of Whales]]. The Institute is established to provide a [[Humanist]] education for the scions of notables in the service of the [[Honourable Company]], the [[Nationalist & Humanist Party]], the [[Raspur Pact]], and the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]]. In line with Humanist educational theory, the establishment is open to the enrolment of children from the age of seven and upwards. Suitable candidates from amongst the student body may be referred onto the [[N&H Future Leadership Programme]]. | ||
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Revision as of 19:52, 25 October 2022
A Humanist Institute established in late 1713 AN, situated adjacent to the Mandible Hill barracks in the Principality of Whales. The Institute is established to provide a Humanist education for the scions of notables in the service of the Honourable Company, the Nationalist & Humanist Party, the Raspur Pact, and the Order of the Holy Lakes. In line with Humanist educational theory, the establishment is open to the enrolment of children from the age of seven and upwards. Suitable candidates from amongst the student body may be referred onto the N&H Future Leadership Programme.
