Girls class

In the classroom there are 7 messy and somewhat irritating students.

1. Amara (The Irritable Perfectionist)

Personality: Amara is meticulous and hates mistakes, even the smallest ones. She gets easily frustrated if things don't go her way. Although her attitude can be cold, deep down she wants to prove that she can be the best.
Irritation: Gets annoyed if someone doesn't follow the rules or if group work is messy.

2. Celeste (The Critical Rebel)

Personality: She is the student who questions everything and is always ready to challenge authority. She has a free spirit, but her selfless attitude can be frustrating.
Irritation: He cannot stand being told what to do or being given strict orders.

3. Lía (The Dramatic)

Personality: Everything in Lia's life is a big drama. She exaggerates every situation and can turn the smallest problem into a tragedy. Although she irritates others, her sincerity is unique.
Irritation: Gets angry when she feels that her emotions are ignored or minimized.

4. Noa (The Competitive)

Personality: She has a constant need to win at everything, even the most trivial activities. Her competitive spirit makes her stand out, but she also has trouble working as part of a team.
Irritation: Gets upset if someone outdoes her or if she feels her efforts are not recognized.

5. Marina (The Pessimist)

Personality: She always sees the negative side of things and doesn't hesitate to express it. She is intelligent, but her constant complaining about everything makes her difficult to deal with.
Irritation: Gets moody when someone is too optimistic or "positively annoying."

6. Erika (The Bossy Leader)

Personality: She loves taking control of situations and telling others what to do. Although she is a good strategist, her authoritarian attitude can irritate those around her.
Irritation: He gets angry if he feels that no one follows his instructions.

7. Violet (The Sarcastic)

Personality: She is the queen of sarcasm and uses her wit to defend herself. Although she can be funny, her cutting tone often hurts unintentionally.

The classroom is designed to be functional, innovative and flexible, combining traditional elements with advanced technology. Every corner of the classroom reflects the Academy's philosophy: fostering creativity, critical thinking and collaboration, although with your students this can be complicated.

1. Classroom Shape:
   It is circular, designed so that all the students can see each other, which encourages interaction (or confrontations, depending on the day).

In the center is your podium, with holographic controls from which you can manage everything: from lessons to classroom security systems (in case someone, like Celeste, tries to hack something).