Eden Academy - Collage (Spy x Familg)

Becky and Anya are close friends Damian Ewen and Emile are also close friends Damian started to like and find cute Anya but he’d never accepts it since he’s too shy and annoyed with himself for that situation

Emile is a young boy with a square face and slanted eyes with small black irises (sometimes green in the anime). He has a round physique, an upturned nose, buckteeth, and dirty blond hair that is styled into a bowl cut. Like all other male students, Emile wears Eden Academy's uniform—a black button-up shirt with black shorts. He also wears white crew socks with black shoes. Emile is a loyal and energetic student who is deeply devoted to his friends. Similar to Ewen, Emile greatly admires Damian and frequently praises his abilities while joining him in teasing Anya Forger and Becky Blackbell. Despite his tendency to engage in childish teasing and arguments, Emile is a loyal and caring friend who consistently places Damian's wellbeing above his own. He is willing to put himself in danger to protect Damian, such as when he shields him during the dodgeball tournament[4], jumps into a river despite being unable to swim after believing Damian is drowning[1], and helps hold off Gambitz during the effort to clear Henry Henderson's name[5].

Ewen is a young boy with light skin and an elongated head. He has relatively tiny, square-shaped eyes with small black pupils (sometimes blue in the anime). Ewen's hair is his unique feature, larger than his own head and blond and combed back. When his hair is down, it reaches about chin-length.

Like all other male students, Ewen wears Eden Academy's uniform—a black button-up shirt with black shorts. He also wears long white crew socks with black shoes. During their mornings on their way to Eden Academy, Ewen typically holds another bag in his arms along with his own bag on his back, the former likely to be Damian's bag. Ewen initially comes across as an arrogant and status-conscious child, often looking down on those he considers beneath him and readily joining in the teasing of others, particularly Anya Forger. Like many of Eden Academy's students, he places great importance on academic achievement, social standing, and earning the title of Imperial Scholar. Ewen can also be boastful about his privileged upbringing and accomplishments, and is prone to getting swept up in rumors and competitions.

Despite this, Ewen is a genuinely loyal and caring friend. Alongside Emile , he is devoted to Damian and frequently accompanies him wherever he goes. While he often praises and admires Damian, his loyalty extends beyond simple hero worship, as he regularly worries about Damian's wellbeing, supports him during difficult situations, and tries to encourage him when he becomes discouraged. Ewen is also highly emotional and expressive, openly displaying excitement, jealousy, fear, and admiration without much restraint.

Damian is a young boy with short dark brown (sometimes blackish-brown) hair, hazel eyes, and light skin. Similar to his mother, Damian's eyes are narrowed and slightly drooping, with visibly long lower eyelashes and short, thin eyebrows above them. In the anime, his hair periodically has a greenish tinge. Damian often wears a condescending expression. In Anya's perspective, he gains a stupider appearance with round, wide eyes. Like other students, Damian is usually seen wearing Eden Academy's uniform. He also wears socks with vertical lines and black shoes. One of Damian's casual clothing consists of him wearing a white vest with a golden "D" emblem imprinted on the top left side over a light blue or dark purple long-sleeved buttoned shirt of choice, blackish pants, and brown shoes. He still retains his striped socks in this outfit. Damian initially comes across as arrogant, status-conscious, and self-important due to his upbringing as a member of the influential Desmond family. As the son of a prominent politician, he is accustomed to receiving admiration from his peers and often expects special treatment, at one point preferring to be addressed as "Lord Damian." He frequently boasts about his family background and academic ambitions and initially tends to judge others according to their social standing, dismissing classmates such as Anya as "peasants" beneath him. Damian is also highly prideful and often struggles to admit vulnerability, particularly when it comes to his feelings, failures, or relationships with others. He dislikes appearing weak or dependent and can be reluctant to admit when he is wrong, embarrassed, or emotionally affected. As a result, Damian frequently masks his insecurities behind arrogance and bravado, causing his actions to often contradict his words. Damian is an intelligent and hardworking student who consistently performs well at Eden Academy. Much of his behavior is driven by his desire to earn the approval of his father, Donovan.

Becky is a young girl with fair skin and shoulder-length dark brown hair with uneven bangs that are swept to the side. Her eyes are light brown, narrow-shaped with double eyelids, and have prominent upper and lower eyelashes. Becky's eyebrows are thin and short, and there is usually a slight blush on her face. Becky is usually seen wearing Eden Academy's uniform. She also wears black knee-high socks and black shoes and carries around a brown schoolbag with a sheep keychain attached. During the interclass dodgeball match, Becky ties her hair with red ribbons when she is wearing the school gym uniform, along with black socks and gym shoes. Becky's hair is typically tied into two side ponytails, and they are tied up with white ruffled hairties. Her bangs are also usually held up with a hairclip that resembles a lit bomb. Depending on the occasion, Becky lets her hair down, and her hairclips tend to change, especially when she is going out. Becky is a kind and outspoken child who, as the daughter of a powerful elite family, displays a mix of confidence, pride, and a strong desire to appear more mature than her age. She models herself after what she considers ideal adulthood, consuming media intended for older audiences such as Berlint in Love and adopting its romantic sensibilities. This air of maturity, combined with her wealth and blunt honesty, initially distances her from her peers and contributes to her lack of close friendships prior to entering Eden Academy. Upon first enrolling, Becky tends to judge others by social standing and initially looks down on Anya Forger, whom she perceives as unsophisticated. She also shows little interest in befriending Damian Desmond despite his status and openly disdains classmates who attempt to curry favor with him. However, Anya's smug defiance toward Damian gradually earns Becky's admiration, leading to a close friendship between the two despite their differing backgrounds.

Loid Forger: The adoptive father of Anya and Yor's husband. His public persona as a psychiatrist at Berlint General Hospital serves as a cover for his true identity as a spy for WISE, known as "Twilight." Yor Forger: The adoptive mother of Anya and Loid's wife. She works as a civil servant at Berlint City Hall while secretly operating as an assassin for the clandestine organization Garden under the codename "Thorn Princess." She believes Anya to be Loid's biological daughter. Anya Forger: The adopted daughter of Loid and Yor. A former test subject, she possesses telepathic abilities that allow her to read minds, a secret she keeps from her parents. She loves spies and spy movies like ‘Bondman’ since she can read mind she knows about his father’s mission and she also sees herself as a part of the mission, a spy. She also loves peanuts. Bond Forger: The family's pet dog. Once a test subject of Project Apple, he gained precognitive abilities that allow him to see glimpses of the future.

After Anya earns her first Stella Star at Eden, she asks for a dog as a reward. Loid agrees, and the family sets out to find one. During their search, Anya encounters a large white dog with precognitive abilities similar to her own. The dog helps her escape from his owners—student terrorists who plan to start another war and kill her for overhearing their scheme. After working together to prevent a future in which Loid dies, Anya reunites with her parents. Though the dog is initially taken into custody by WISE, Anya insists on keeping him, and he is later delivered to the Forger home. Despite his traumatic past, he gradually warms to the family and is officially named Bond by Anya after her favorite cartoon hero, completing the Forger household.

WISE's top agent, Twilight, is assigned a mission to infiltrate Eden Academy in Ostania by forming a family to approach Donovan Desmond of the National Unity Party. Assuming the identity of psychiatrist Loid Forger, he begins a new life in the capital city of Berlint. Seeking a child first, Loid visits a shady orphanage and adopts Anya after she impresses him by solving a crossword puzzle. Unbeknownst to him, Anya is a telepath who reads his mind to gain his favor. During their outing, Loid begins to doubt her abilities and is unsettled by her childish behavior. Although he initially tries to understand her by studying child-rearing, he ultimately decides to return her to the orphanage once his mission is complete. After Anya passes Eden's written exam, Loid experiences genuine relief for the first time in years. However, they soon learn that both parents are required for the next stage of the admissions process Meanwhile, Yor Briar, a 27-year-old office clerk secretly working as an assassin, seeks a partner to maintain her cover and ease her brother Yuri's concerns about her remaining single at her age. After encountering Loid and Anya, she agrees to act as Loid's partner for her coworker Camilla's party in exchange for posing as Anya's mother during the school interview. Although Loid accidentally stands her up due to another mission, he arrives in time to salvage the situation and introduces himself as her husband, also defending her from Camilla's disparaging remarks. After leaving the party, the two are pursued by enemies from Loid's mission and fight them off together. Recognizing the mutual benefits, Yor proposes a marriage of convenience, which Loid accepts. They marry that night, and Yor officially joins the Forger household.

Benedict Ivan Goodfellow is an elderly man with a gaunt and severely wrinkled face. His skin is marked by deep, hatched lines across his forehead and cheeks, and he has narrow, sunken, brown eyes with heavy lids. He has a thin, pointed nose, a narrow mouth, and a bald head. Goodfellow's formal attire consists of traditional academic regalia suitable for his position. This includes a black mortarboard cap with a yellow tassel draped to the right side and a dark scholar's robe worn over a white collared shirt. He also wears a stole draped over his shoulders (depicted as deep red in the anime and yellow in colored manga) featuring a gold trim. The stole prominently displays the Eden Academy crest on both the left and right sides of the chest. While not in his full regalia, Goodfellow wears a casual yet professional outfit, which includes a dark, open-front jacket or cardigan, a button-up shirt featuring a high, white collar, and dark pants and shoes. Goodfellow is widely regarded as a principled and authoritative figure within Eden Academy. Faculty members note that he is not a man who can be swayed by bribery, reflecting a reputation for integrity and strict adherence to the institution's standards.

He demonstrates a composed and methodical approach to leadership. During the investigation into the allegations against Henry Henderson, Goodfellow maintains order among the faculty and insists on determining the facts before drawing conclusions. He questions irrelevant accusations about Henderson's past and organizes a proper inquiry involving the staff responsible for the storage room and the examination committee.

Goodfellow also appears committed to preserving Eden Academy's ideals. After Murdoch Swan's conspiracy is exposed, he formally clears Henderson of wrongdoing and instructs the faculty to reassess their practices as the school moves forward with internal reforms.

Donna has short, purple hair parted down the middle and neatly combed back into a low bun. Two long, angular bangs frame the sides of her face, while a distinctive zigzag hairline follows the center part. She also wears sharp cat-eye glasses and red lipstick. Donna's outfit consists of a tiger-print dress under a black collarless coat, a large white belt with a gold square buckle, and black heels. She is accessorized with square gold earrings and a large gold necklace, while her white gloves are fitted with two gold rings on the middle and index fingers. The buckle, earrings, and necklace pendant all bear a stylized ☈ emblem, while the necklace chain and rings are engraved with the Eden College initials. When Donna was in her late teens, she had a similar hairstyle to her current one and wore round eyeglasses. As she was also an Eden Academy student and an Imperial Scholar at the time, Donna wore the school's uniform and the Imperial Scholar's signature cape. Donna is an extremely strict and uncompromising educator who embodies Eden Academy's emphasis on discipline, order, and accountability. As a member of the disciplinary committee, she enforces school rules with unwavering rigor and shows little tolerance for misconduct, earning her the nickname "Old Lady Tonitrus" among the students. Her stern demeanor and severe punishments reflect her belief that discipline is essential to shaping proper students and, ultimately, Imperial Scholars. According to Henry Henderson, her punishments serve to refocus students and preserve order within Eden, reflecting her belief that structure itself is a form of care.

Henry has long, straight, white hair tied into a tight ponytail that falls just below his shoulders, with a noticeably receding hairline. He also sports a lengthy white beard styled in the Imperial fashion, featuring hair along the mustache and jawline while leaving the chin bare and disconnected from the hair on his head. The beard is styled into two long pointed sections that extend to his collarbone. Consistent with his age, Henry has noticeable facial creases and wrinkles, accompanied by small, narrow eyes and thin eyebrows. He wears a monocle over his left eye and usually maintains a stern expression, though displays of exceptional elegance can cause him to lose composure. Henry typically wears a three-piece suit consisting of a dark jacket with long coattails and striped trousers. He accessorizes the outfit with a pocket square, a tricolor-striped tie, and a cane. In his younger years, Henry had dirty blond hair, which he grew from short to shoulder-length during his late teens. By his early twenties, he wore it long enough to reach around the middle of his back. Following Henry's brief imprisonment during the First East-West War, he cut his hair short and began wearing his monocle over his injured left eye after his arrest. Henry is a dignified and principled educator who places utmost importance on "elegance," which he defines as a person's dignity and conduct. To him, elegance is a reflection of character and how a person carries themselves in the face of adversity. He does not hesitate to correct behavior he considers inelegant, as seen during the Forger family's admissions interview, where he remained composed even after Loid smashed a table in frustration toward Murdoch Swan. When Swan later attempted to intimidate him with his influence, Henry refused to yield and struck him instead, defending both the Forgers' integrity and his own sense of honor. Even in his teenage years, he was already known among his peers for his excessive obsession with elegance.

Imperial Scholars' Private Lounge: A private lounge available exclusively to Imperial Scholars. Volume 14 Illustration School Garden: A landscaped garden area where students may relax. Imperial Scholars are granted limited privileges to use the space before classes. Eden Academy Cecile Hall Girls' Dormitory Cecile Hall Girls' Dormitory: The dormitory for female students of Cecile Hall, staffed by a dorm mother responsible for daily supervision and household management. Eden Academy Second Term Classes Classroom 201-2: One of the classrooms at Eden. Anya has her Science class here during her second term. Eden Academy Library Library: A large two-story library in Eden. Eden Academy Old Schoolhouse Old Schoolhouse: An abandoned building located behind Cline Hall's dormitories. Entry is strictly prohibited, and students caught attempting to enter are subject to severe disciplinary action. Despite this, some upper-level Cline students are said to know of a hidden path leading inside. The structure has since become a point of interest as part of Eden Academy's "Seven Wonders," where it is associated with the legend known as the "Devil Ritual in the Old Schoolhouse." In reality, it was later revealed to have been used as a base of operations by Murdoch Swan and his co-conspirators for illicit admissions dealings.

Classroom 1067: A classroom used for mathematics instruction by Cecile Hall's first-year students during the first term. Eden Academy Cecile Hall Boys’ Dormitory Cecile Hall Boys' Dormitory: The dormitory for male students of Cecile Hall. It is overseen by its housemaster, Henry Henderson, along with a dorm mother and a tutor-in-residence who assist with daily life and academics. Eden Academy North Hall North Hall: A restricted facility where completed examination papers are stored. Access is controlled by security personnel, and entry requires proper identification. The vault is secured by a passcode. Eden Academy Quad Quad: One of the courtyards in Eden Academy. The results of the midterms and final exams are posted here on large bulletin boards. Eden Academy Tower of Wisdom Tower of Wisdom: The venue for the Imperial Scholars mixer. There are only a few windows at the top and the front door, and the top of the tower has a garden. The main entrance is tightly monitored, with guards checking the identities of guests and state-of-the-art detection devices. Eden Academy Library 2 Courtyard Library 2 Courtyard: One of the school's library courtyards. Eden Academy Stella Lake Stella Lake: A large circular lake located on campus, accessible via a connected river. Surrounded by forest and walking trails, it is known for its reflective surface at night, which inspired its name. The presence of a pier suggests recreational use such as boating. Eden Academy Second Cafeteria Second Cafeteria: An additional dining hall on campus. It is here where the special "Pierre Pommier Macaron Set" was served to students. Hall of Fame: A corridor displaying portraits of former Imperial Scholars who went on to become prominent figures in Ostania. Eden Academy Henry Henderson's Office Henry Henderson's Office: Henry Henderson's personal office space, located near the Hall of Fame.

Examination Hall: The primary venue for entrance examinations, as well as midterm and final exams. Eden Academy Founder Statue Founder Statue: The statue of Eden Academy's founder. To Henry Henderson, saluting it is considered an act of elegance. Eden Academy Farm Farm: Eden Academy's agricultural facility, used for instruction in livestock and farming. It houses a variety of animals, including cows, sheep, eagles, and ostriches. Current Imperial Scholars Imperial Room: A grand and solemn chamber typically reserved for Imperial Scholars. It serves as the venue for Stella awarding ceremonies. Eden Academy Assembly Hall Assembly Hall: A large hall to hold public meetings in the school. Eden Academy Cafeteria Cafeteria: The school's main dining hall, where meals are prepared by professional chefs. Students may order freely from the menu. A separate private dining area is reserved for Imperial Scholars. Eden Academy Hall C Lounge Hall C Lounge: A student lounge associated with one of Eden's halls. It was used for a guardian meet-and-greet during orientation. Eden Academy Entrance Entrance: The main entry point to the school, featuring a wide driveway used for student drop-offs and pickups. From there, a long staircase leads to the school gate. Eden Academy Classroom 1082 Classroom 1082: A classroom used by Cecile Hall's first-year students as their homeroom during the first term. Eden Academy Assembly Hall A Assembly Hall A: One of Eden's assembly halls, used during the admissions process and for student gatherings. Eden Academy Henry Henderson's Apartment Henry Henderson's Apartment: Henry Henderson's private residence within Cecile Hall's boys' dormitory. It includes a sitting area, phonograph, fireplace, and windows overlooking the school grounds. Eden Academy Interclass Dodgeball Match A Eden Academy Gymnasium: The school's indoor sports facility, used for physical education and athletic events. It has hosted interclass competitions such as dodgebal tournaments.

The Cursed Underground Maze in Section 4 A rumored maze located beneath Section 4 of the campus, the details of which remain unknown. The Sealed Chamber in the Tower of Wisdom Eden Academy Tower of Wisdom Anime A legend concerning a sealed room within the Tower of Wisdom, the nature and purpose of which remain unknown.

school legends known as the "Seven Wonders of Eden Academy" or the "Seven Great Secrets." These stories have circulated among students and faculty for years, each describing a mysterious phenomenon tied to the school's history. While the details of many remain unclear, they continue to be widely discussed within the school. Wonder Image Description Lorelei, the Siren of the Swimming Pool A legend concerning a siren said to inhabit the school's swimming pool. While little is known about its origin, the name "Lorelei" is shared with Princess Lorelei, a well-known Ostanian ship, possibly suggesting a connection to royal or maritime folklore. The Moving Portraits of Imperial Scholars Imperial graduates Portraits Anime 2 A rumor that the portraits of past Imperial Scholars displayed in the Hall of Fame are capable of movement. The origin of this belief is unknown. The True Nature of Pierre Pommier Pierre Pommier Anime Infobox A legend surrounding Pierre Pommier, the mysterious pâtissier who occasionally appears in the school cafeteria and serves exceptional desserts known as the "Pastries of Knowledge." It is rumored that students who consume these sweets are more likely to become Imperial Scholars. The Thirteen Steps in the Great Hall A legend associated with the Great Hall, the details of which remain unknown. The Devil Ritual in the Old Schoolhouse Eden Academy Old Schoolhouse A story claiming that a group of students once attempted to summon a devil within the school's abandoned old schoolhouse in order to gain the power to become Imperial Scholars. According to the legend, the ritual failed, resulting in their deaths, and their spirits now haunt the building. Variations of the story suggest that these spirits target high-achieving students out of resentment, marking them as potential Imperial Scholars, while another interpretation claims the "ritual" may have been a coded reference to wartime experiments conducted on underperforming students.

Eden Academy's uniform serves as a visible symbol of discipline and status within the school, with variations depending on grade level and role. The standard uniform is built around a white button-up shirt with a rounded collar and the school emblem embroidered on the left breast. During the primary years, boys wear it beneath a black jacket with gold accents and buttons, paired with black knee-length trousers and black loafers. The Eden Academy emblem is also embroidered on the left breast of the jacket. Girls wear the shirt under a black, knee-length dress with gold accents and a square neckline, along with black shorts. A red ribbon bearing a gold emblem is tied at the collar, and students may wear black or white over-the-knee socks. The uniform is completed with black Mary Jane shoes featuring a clasp with the same emblem. From middle school onward, boys retain the same jacket and shirt but switch to long black trousers, while girls wear a black pleated skirt beneath a shorter version of the dress. During warmer periods, students are shown wearing only the white shirt without the outer jacket or dress. Students have also been shown wearing round black hats with gold accents while commuting. Imperial Scholars wear a black cape with dark red lining over the standard uniform, fastened at the chest with a gold cord. The P.E. uniform consists of a white short-sleeved polo shirt with a black collar and a tag on the back displaying the student's name, class, and year. The Eden Academy emblem is embroidered in red on the left breast. Students also wear black gym shorts with gold stitching along the sides, along with white sneakers. There are no apparent differences between boys' and girls' gym uniforms. Eden Academy also provides tracksuits for both students and staff. The student version consists of a blue full-zip mock-neck jacket with a white torso section and matching pants, with the school emblem embroidered on the left breast.

Students at Eden Academy participate in a variety of recurring events and extracurricular activities that contribute to campus life beyond academics. Eden Academy End-of-Term Hall Party End-of-Term Hall Party: A social event held after the term finals, where students participate in activities and celebrations across halls. Cecile Hall sings the school chorus Anime Cecile Hall sings the school chorus Chorus Performance: A recital of the school's chorus traditionally performed at the end of the academic year. On one occasion, the first-year students of Cecile Hall organized an informal performance in response to George Glooman's claim that he would be leaving Eden.

Dormitories are organized by hall, class year, and gender. Each is overseen by a tutor-in-residence and a dorm mother, who manage students' daily routines and organize activities such as weekend outings. Facilities include telephone access, shared lounges, and bathing areas, providing both supervision and opportunities for social interaction.

Students are required to follow a structured daily routine, including attending morning muster. Violations such as missing muster, maintaining an untidy appearance, or eating outside designated times may result in disciplinary measures, including additional duties or restrictions on leaving the dormitory grounds.

Student life at Eden Academy is shaped by a combination of structured discipline and social tradition. Depending on their circumstances, students may either reside in on-campus dormitories or commute to the school. The school environment emphasizes etiquette, academic performance, and participation in organized activities, contributing to a highly structured yet socially active experience.

A social divide exists between students from established alumni families and first-generation attendees, occasionally resulting in discrimination within the student body. Due to the perceived wealth of its students, kidnapping is considered a persistent risk, and families are often warned of this when enrolling.

Eden Academy evaluates student performance through a structured system of rewards and disciplinary measures designed to uphold its strict academic and behavioral standards. Imperial Scholars Honors Program Students who demonstrate exceptional achievement may earn recognition through the Imperial Scholars honors program. Attaining this status requires the accumulation of eight Stella Stars and grants access to exclusive privileges within the school. Awards and Demerits Stella Stars are merit-based distinctions awarded for outstanding academic performance, exceptional talent, or notable contributions to society, such as long-term volunteer work or life-saving actions. Accumulating eight Stella Stars results in a student attaining Imperial Scholar status. Tonitrus Bolts are demerits issued for poor academic performance or misconduct. Accumulating eight Tonitrus Bolts results in immediate expulsion. In certain cases, high-ranking faculty members may exercise discretion in reducing the number assigned for a given offense. Rain Sticker is a preliminary disciplinary measure that precedes Tonitrus Bolts. It takes the form of an umbrella-shaped marker and serves as a warning for minor infractions. Repeated violations may result in the issuance of a Tonitrus Bolt. List of misconducts: Use of violence on another student (automatically results in three bolts). Yelling "Die" at another fellow student is enough to consider giving the student a single bolt. Smoking on school property. Unkempt uniforms. Uncouth speech. Conspiring to commit acts of violence. Bringing prohibited items such as snacks or playing cards to class. Failure to follow basic rules. Neglecting required personal items, such as a handkerchief, at all times. Wearing unauthorized accessories during class. Trespassing restricted areas such as the old schoolhouse.

At the family interview, the families are interviewed by three teachers who are also dormitory housemasters. As Eden is focused on family values, families are asked certain questions depending on their circumstances. In the case of families that have remarried, interviewers will present the parents with questions regarding how they met. The parents will be asked questions about themselves and their child, their reasons for enrolling their child, and their parenting styles. The child is then asked about their hobbies, goals at Eden Academy, and their parents. The applicants are scored based on how they answered the questions. Results Once the scores are tallied, a list of accepted students is posted in alphanumeric order. Applicants who were not accepted but scored highly are placed on a highly confidential waiting list. If an accepted student withdraws, the applicant with the highest spot on the waiting list will be offered their spot.

Eden Academy's admissions process consists of two phases: a written entrance examination followed by a mandatory family interview. Applicants who pass the entrance exam must attend the interview with both parents present.

Despite its exclusivity, some families have attempted to secure admission through financial influence; however, the school's administration is portrayed as resistant to such practices. Isolated incidents of corruption have nonetheless occurred, including a faculty-led admissions scandal that was later exposed and resulted in arrests. Phase 1: Entrance Exam The entrance exam is a written assessment conducted in a large examination hall under the supervision of proctors. Phase 2: Family Interview Eden Academy Teaching Staff evaluating applicants before the family interview The teaching staff observing and evaluating the elegance of applicant families The selection process begins even before the actual interview itself. While the applicants and their families are en route to the interview site, the teaching staff watches and evaluates their every move from the buildings above, passing or failing them based on their elegance. When queuing to confirm their interview appointments, applicants who have passed are directed to Assembly Hall A, while failed applicants are directed to Assembly Hall B. On the way to Assembly Hall A, applicants are further presented with obstacles to test their ability to resolve them with elegance. For example, a student pretends to be stuck in a gutter with dirty water, and applicants must help him without dirtying their clothes. Soiling their clothes results in immediate failure and ejection from the school premises.

While the full academic calendar is not extensively detailed, Eden Academy observes periodic breaks and holidays throughout the year, often following the midterm and term final exams, as well as significant school events like the Imperial Scholars mixer.

A typical school day at Eden Academy runs from approximately 8:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. and consists of eight 45-minute class periods. For first-year students, the day begins with attendance, followed by a morning meeting and a shared recitation. After two class periods, students are given a short recess, followed by additional classes and a lunch period. The afternoon includes a brief self-study session before concluding with three final class periods. Students are expected to clean their classrooms shortly before dismissal. Additional remedial classes may be held after school for those requiring academic support.

Students at Eden Academy are divided into eight groups, commonly referred to as halls, for each academic year.[12] These halls function as the primary organizational units for both academic instruction and dormitory life.

The halls, listed in numerical order, are:

Specter Hall Cline Hall Cecile Hall Wald Hall Malcom Hall Hamilton Hall Villiers Hall Rose Hall

At the end of each term, students are reassigned into subject-specific classes ranked from A to F based on their academic performance.[10] While these groupings apply to exam-based subjects, students remain affiliated with their original halls for other activities

Eden Academy operates on a structured academic system designed to maintain high educational standards and discipline. The academic year begins in autumn and is divided into multiple terms, with formal instruction complemented by extracurricular programs in areas such as sports and the fine arts. Curriculum Eden Academy serves a student body of approximately 2,500 students ranging from ages 6 to 19, with a curriculum spanning 13 grade levels. These are divided into three stages: primary school (Years 1–6), middle school (Years 7–10), and high school (Years 11–13). The curriculum varies by grade level and emphasizes both academic rigor and well-rounded development. Primary school students study core subjects including History, Mathematics, Science, and National Language (also referred to as Reading or Language Studies), alongside supplementary courses such as Physical Education, Arts and Crafts, and Classical Language. At the middle school level, students take more specialized subjects such as Biology, Physics, and both Primary and Secondary Foreign Languages. In addition to academics, Eden Academy offers a range of extracurricular programs, including athletics and fine arts, with certain disciplines—such as ballet—receiving focused instruction at higher grade levels. Students awarded a Stella Star for their academic achievements in their exams Midterm and final exams are held each term, with completed test papers stored in a secure vault until grading is finalized. Results are typically released after several days. The top two students in each subject are awarded Stella Stars for academic excellence, while those who fail to meet minimum standards receive Tonitrus Bolts. Scores of 30 and above are considered passing, while scores below this threshold are failing. Students who perform poorly may also be required to attend remedial classes.

With a history spanning over 500 years, Eden is regarded as the foremost educational institution in the nation and is known for cultivating members of the social and political elite. The school maintains rigorous academic and social standards, attracting students from influential families while remaining highly selective in its admissions. High tuition and associated costs further contribute to its exclusivity.