Saint Trinian’s

St. Trinian's is a fictional girls' boarding school created by artist and cartoonist Ronald Searle. The school is known for its unruly and mischievous students, who often engage in chaotic and humorous escapades. Searle first depicted these characters in 1941, and they became the subject of books and films, most notably The Belles of St. Trinian's. The concept of boarding schools themselves has a long history, with educational institutions providing accommodation and education existing for millennia. While many boarding schools aim to provide a structured environment, St. Trinian's humorously subverts this by portraying a school where the students are in charge.12