The Great Hall as seen in Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells The Great Hall, partial view as seen in Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells Jacob Kowalski ate lunch with two Gryffindor students and one Ravenclaw.Albus Dumbledore, Newton Scamander and his army met here in the 1930s.This suggests that lunch in the hall was to be finished by that time. The Divination Workshop was held in the Great Hall at 12:45.In 1993, the students were forced to sleep there over night in sleeping bags after Sirius Black broke in.ĭuring moments of peace, it served as a holding area for the dead and wounded and when the battle was over, it was a gathering place for the survivors. Shortly before then, the Great Hall was also the place where many other duels took place. On 2 May, 1998 the final battle between Lord Voldemort and Harry Potter took place here as the conclusion to the Battle of Hogwarts and the Second Wizarding War, and became Voldemort's death-place. Since the play ended in disastrous results, the staff decided never to put one on ever again. The staff had to evacuate the hall as the fire consumed the hall. Īs the curtain rose, an Ashwinder started a fire as the girls playing Amata and Asha started fiercely duelling, with Professor Beery getting stuck in the middle. An hour before the play began, the students playing Amata and Sir Luckless, who were dating, broke up when he left her for the student playing Asha. Sometime in the early 20th century, when Professor Dippet was Headmaster, the hall was used to host a play version of The Fountain of Fair Fortune. It occured on the last night of the term the Feast was notable for including the awarding of the House Cup to the house with the highest points. The End-of-Term Feast (or Leaving Feast) was a traditional part of the school year at Hogwarts, held in the Great Hall. At Christmas, before and during the holidays, twelve large Christmas trees were placed around the room. ĭuring the Hallowe'en feast, the hall was festooned with sweets-filled pumpkins, bats, orange streamers, water snakes and many other Hallowe'en-related decorations. įrom the staff table, the House tables were as follows (from left to right): Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, Slytherin. To the left of the table was a door which led to a chamber with portraits. The ceiling of the Great Hall was covered with candles and it was enchanted to look like the sky above. There was a throne-like chair in the centre of the table where the current Headmaster or Headmistress sat. The staff table was at the front, where the entire Hogwarts staff sat. The Great Hall was a large hall with four long tables where students of each House sat during the day and at mealtimes. 2.8 Ordinary Wizarding Level Examinations.The Great Hall had also held many important events, such as the defeat of Lord Voldemort at the hands of Harry Potter, ending the Battle of Hogwarts and the climatic end of the Second Wizarding War. At the left of the table was a door which led to a chamber with portraits. In the centre of the table was a throne chair where the present Headteacher sat. Īt the front of the hall was the staff table, also known as the High Table, which was designed to house the entire Hogwarts staff. The Hall had tall walls that reached up to the ceiling, which was covered with floating candles and enchanted to look like the sky above. The large hall had enough space to hold every student, as well as the main staff and guests. They also held certain special events, such as the Sorting ceremony, and the Hallowe'en Feast. The Great Hall was the main place where students received their meals and daily owl post. Three meals a day were hosted in this hall. It was a large hall where students and teachers dined and congregated. The Great Hall in the Hogwarts Castle was the main gathering area in the school, which was located off the Entrance Hall. It was hard to believe there was a ceiling there at all, and that the Great Hall didn't simply open on to the heaven." - Description of the Great Hall Harry looked upward and saw a velvety black ceiling dotted with stars.
The hundreds of faces staring at them looked like pale lanterns in the flickering candlelight. At the top of the hall was another long table where the teachers were sitting. These tables were laid with glittering golden plates and goblets. " It was lit by thousands and thousands of candles that were floating in midair over four long tables, where the rest of the students were sitting.
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