There's a new eleven-year-old at the Chalet School, and she is determined to protect the School's inhabitants from a midnight marauder. So is Miss Wilson. (Reposted from the Sally Denny library. I'm not even sure when I wrote this - fifteen years ago or perhaps a little less. I've tidied it up a little bit, but not much.)

Written for a CBB Secret Santa challenge. Robin Humphries, now a postulant at La Sagesse, thinks back to the Christmas celebrations of her childhood.

Whatever happened to Jo Scott?

One-shot set before the events of 'Rivals'. Dick and Mollie Bettany have a difficult decision to make.

Bride Bettany reflects on her relationship with Sybil Russell. Takes place during the Plas Howell era.

TB has not been wiped out worldwide. Some old friends do their bit to raise funds to help.

"Nell took the projections, but didn't read them immediately. Instead, she looked at Hilda with her most innocent expression, the one Hilda had long ago learned to mistrust. "May I ask who did the maths?""

Nell Wilson/Con Stewart angsty sadtimes, set during 'The Chalet School in Exile'/'The Chalet School Goes To It'.

Nell Wilson/Con Stewart: How it might have happened. Set during 'Eustacia Goes to the Chalet School', from which the bolded bits are directly copied.

Hilda and Nell read "The Last Battle", and disagree with the ending.

Nell thought it wouldn't have mattered if she'd died on the crossing from Guernsey. Hilda disagreed.

Hilda and Nell decide who Hilda's replacement as Head will be while she's on her educational tour.

There were two 'Charlies' who taught History at the Chalet School.

A cello's release from storage to be a comfort to a grieving girl.

A blizzard traps Hilda and Nell in the School at Christmas, disrupting all their plans.

"There were, Kathie was quite sure, far worse reasons to buy shoes you couldn't actually walk in than the fact someone you liked had offered to lend you an arm while you wore them."

"Rosalie, why is it you've never married?" (Jo Maynard, A Chalet School Reunion, Elinor Brent-Dyer). Rosalie Dene and Peggy Burnett discuss marriage.

Minette's first visit to Miss Annersley's study.

Letters Jack Maynard wrote during "The School at the Chalet"

"This time next year, you'll be at Oxford," Rosalie said pensively. "I wish I were going, too."

"It was with a feeling of great relief that Hilda, having relayed Jack's message to Robin, left the library and made her way to Nell's study. A quiet cup of tea was just what she needed." A missing scene from Lavender Laughs.

One cold December evening, Nell takes Hilda stargazing.

"Nell sipped gloomily at her whisky - a generous measure, a Christmas gift from the friendly bartender, and already more than half gone - and wondered why she had ever thought coming to London was a good plan."

Even Miss Annersley can be irresponsible at times.

"Rosalie Dene tapped on the library door, then grinned as the call to come in was made by both Heads together."