Harry Potter and the Old Ones

"Of course, our New Tynum Village has more than just residences. Please keep moving forward-" Tiera said as she led the wizard officials forward.

"This is the center of the entire New Tynham village." After passing through rows of houses, Tierasu said to an extremely vast square, surrounded by six or seven incomparable buildings. Tall buildings.

"New Tynum Village Wizard and People's Government Building." Tiera introduced, pointing to the tallest building.

"New Tynum Village Wizard and People's Hospital." Tiera pointed to the second-tallest building that was painted white.

"New Tynum Village Department Store." Tiera pointed to a three-story building with a very large area and said, "Currently there are only some common products in the wizarding world, and Ollivander's Wand Shop will also be there. Open a branch here."

"Some common products in the Muggle world will appear here in the future." Tiera introduced, "We are currently preparing to hand over this business to Mr. Weasley."

Tierra bit the word "business" emphatically.

"All earnings in the first five years will belong to the individual." Tiera added with a vague hint.

In an instant, Tiera could immediately detect all kinds of greed flashing through the minds of the wizards behind her.

This is normal. Even these wizards who don't have much knowledge of economics can keenly sense how impressive the gains in these five years are.

Not only the monetary gains, but also the political resources that can be exchanged for these gains.

"And here." Tiera pointed to a five-story building with a huge garden. "The New Tynam Village Preschool accepts children between the ages of three and six. Each child All students must receive six years of preschool education before entering school."

"It is used to cultivate young wizards' social skills, emotional control, basic logical thinking skills, good learning thinking and school abilities, language and communication skills, motor coordination skills, as well as word recognition and spell pronunciation correction." Tiera said, "These are things that a good wizard must master."

"Learn so much?" Balazs Locke Hofmand blurted out in surprise.

His academic performance was not very good when he was a student, and the courses at Durmstrang School alone were enough for him.

If he hadn't come from a good family, he wouldn't be here.

Now these students who have not officially enrolled yet still need to study so many courses?

"It's not just a course, but a way to cultivate their abilities in this area through games, or looking at pictures and telling stories, etc., in a way that children can accept," Tiela said.

“The best way for children to learn at this age is to explore the world through play and interaction,” explains Tiera. “Our preschool focuses on providing children with positive learning experiences based on their interests and developmental stages. In this way, they will more easily absorb knowledge, develop relevant skills, and remain motivated to learn magic later in life. enthusiasm."

"And there." Longjiersu pointed to the garden downstairs of the preschool and said, "It will be transformed into a sports field in the future to train their movement coordination ability. After all, most wizards have relatively weak physical strength. Those of you who have trained Aurors should know this."

Doniel Klostermann, the current head of the Klostermann family from Finland, nodded. He was the director of the Auror Department at the Finnish Magic Society and was deeply aware of the difficulties of Auror training.