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Beeton School
Beeton School() is a fictional coeducational boarding school in which the NHK puppetry Sherlock Holmes is set. It is named after Beeton's Christmas Annual and Eton College.〔Reply to the question to NHK.〕
==Summary==
The school setting is the first case in the screening history of the Series of Sherlock Holmes. The school attracts Japanese high school students, which are the show's target audience. The show isn't merely a simple detective drama–each episode is a platform that attempts to teach logical thinking, justice, and courage.〔(Holmes' Schooling )〕
The school is located in the suburbs of London. There are four student houses named Archer, Baker, Cooper, and Dealer. The houses surround a children's playground,〔Shogakukan, p. 14〕 located on a hilltop behind the school. A cave appears in some episodes of the series and is an important setting in some of the cases.〔Shogakukan, P. 41 and P. 44〕 The natural setting around the school is influenced by the scenery of the Cotswolds. The corridor of the school is modeled after the corridor of an abbey in the region. The window of the nurse's office, and the wall of the school, are modeled after the stained glass of 221B Baker Street, and the building of Saint Pancras Station, respectively. This is done in order to create an atmosphere imitating the 19th century in Britain.〔Shogakukan, p. 61〕
A wall newspaper is hanging up on the wall, facing the corridor. The newspaper advertises Watson's name, since he constantly chronicles Holmes' deductions.〔Shogakukan, p. 8〕
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