Tired of your same old lunchtimes? Frustrated with the crowded SSCs? Discover our school’s hidden gems to switch up your break time/lunchtime hangouts or find a peaceful study location. So, in no particular order, here are the top 7 underappreciated areas in school!
The art room terrace
To all the seniors: Go here during your free periods! Bathed in sunlight, with the occasional breeze, the art room terrace is the perfect place to go for a relaxing yet productive study session. To get here, climb up the hard-to-miss blue staircase behind the pool.
The I&S block back staircase
A cozy staircase with just the right amount of sunlight, overlooking the Sarah Roe Building. It’s a great spot for a lunch break, particularly if you have an I&S subject during period 5. But be warned: It’s only a great place if you don’t mind the hike to get up here.
The Jungle Trail
Lunchtime walks here are perfect. There’s a wooden table on the trail that’s seen better days, but if you can look past the jutting-out screws and the occasional ant colony, it's perfect for when you finally decide to touch grass.
The turtle pond
Arguably the most peaceful place in the entire school. The turtles are adorable. If you want some vitamin D in the summer, this place is perfect for you!
The car park
Don’t underestimate the car park! It’s not just for vehicles, but also great for lunchtime strolls, and there are quite a few areas where a group can sit and eat lunch. However, some people have already staked their claim on this territory so make sure to get here early!
The LEC area
The table behind the LEC may be popular during break/ lunch times, but it’s completely underrated during free periods. The umbrella makes it easy to see your computer screen, and its slightly secluded location keeps you from being disturbed. If you have a free period 4th, its proximity to the canteen is a major bonus – you can grab lunch even before the teachers.
The Performing Arts back staircase
Back staircases at our school are highly undervalued. This quiet, tucked-away staircase has an air of mystery—some might even say it feels a little haunted. While it may not seem very exciting to some, its isolated and slightly eerie atmosphere speaks for itself. Sometimes, simplicity is all you need.
So, if you ever have a lunch break to spare, why not explore some of these nooks and crannies? You might be surprised.
LOVE THIS ARTICLE DEVANSHI!!! I personally love the art room terrace❤️❤️