Dust off your pumpkins and get your spookiest costumes ready as Hallowe’en is here! And to celebrate, we have a bumper quiz for you. Will you find the questions tricky, or will they be a treat? Let…
QUESTION 2/20 Professor Snape was the person who let the troll loose in the dungeon
Good news, you’ve been sorted into Ravenclaw. Here are some sharp minds from your Hogwarts house to inspire you…
Exceedingly accomplished at Charms, Professor Flitwick was reportedly also a duelling
The cream of Wizarding World talent, from Noma Dumezweni to Jude Law, have joined forces to tell the stories of Beedle the Bard for the first time in audio, in support of J.K. Rowling’s charity Lum…
Fantastic Beasts film series) reading Albus Dumbledore’s notes • Warwick Davis (Professor
Bloomsbury Children’s Books have excitingly announced that more Pocket Potters magic is on its way, as two new little guides are set to be published in August 2026.
two brilliant books will be joining Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger, Professor
Have you finished reading Chapter Eleven of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s/Sorcerer’s Stone? Well then, you’re ready for this Chapter Challenge! How many house points can you collect? And can y…
Why do you think Professor Snape is limping?
Today, enjoy a sneak peek from award-winning design studio MinaLima, who are soon to debut new graphic art prints celebrating the latest film in the Fantastic Beasts series.
that feature in the film, such as a collection of 10 wizarding books created for Professor
Design team MinaLima got together with Scholastic to answer “nine and three quarter questions” about their craft in the Wizarding World. Watch the video here and find some new sneak peeks of their …
The greenhouse Professor Sprout’s greenhouses are an integral location in the second
The Philosopher’s/Sorcerer’s Stone is certainly a vital part of the very first Harry Potter story. But why was it so important? And why did Voldemort want it so badly? Today we explore the answers …
physical form and only had one when sharing the body of another – like he did with Professor
In part two of our series, here’s everything J.K. Rowling teased to us about heroes, villains and Hogwarts.
Nose Day chat, BBC Online, 12 March 2001 Not familiar with the life and loves of Professor
The first book in the Harry Potter series set the stage for J.K. Rowling’s exploration of life, death and grief.
Nor were its actual deaths – Professor Quirrell and, off the page, we assume Nicolas
