It sounds like a Muggle school policy to go to Hogwarts from the age of seven to eighteen.
Generally speaking, in the wizarding world, parents are more accustomed to taking care of and educating children under the age of eleven, rather than sending them to boarding schools like Hogwarts. In addition to self-care ability, the more important point is that everyone's magic awakening time is different. Some children may have magic riots when they are babies, and some may appear later when they are ten or even eleven years old.
It is useless for a little wizard who has not awakened his magic power or has not fully developed his magic power to go to a magic school.
They have no way to learn magic. Is going to school to receive ideological and quality education? !
Even Beauxbaton, who opened classes for the lower grades, was not forced, but a voluntary choice.
They will provide some necessary basic education for little wizards who have awakened their magical powers. This kind of class is not the kind of college that lasts for more than half a year, but the kind that regularly gathers everyone to attend classes. On Convocation Day, parents and children will be invited to Beauxbatons to visit the school and be taught the basics of controlling magic.
As for the current policy of the Ministry of Magic, it simply turns magical education into compulsory education.
Forcing all school-age young wizards to report to Hogwarts has no other meaning except to facilitate Voldemort's control and education of these children. He seems to intend to use this method to train his own reserve army.
It has to be said that Voldemort still has long-term plans, which is one of the differences between him and other dark wizards.
This major education policy has almost changed the history of Hogwarts. Before that, it was never mandatory to enter Hogwarts to study, and Hogwarts did not accept young students, although in the end almost all witches and wizards in the UK Both graduated from Hogwarts, but parents still have the right to choose to teach their children at home or send their children abroad if they think it is better.
As it is now, all wizarding children will grow up under Voldemort's nose, from childhood to adulthood.
Just learned to speak and read, and the three views may not have formed yet, so they have to accept Voldemort's brainwashing education.
Since she was a baby, she has become a dark wizard as her life pursuit.
This is simply terrible!
It only takes a period of time to cultivate, and the number of Death Eaters will increase rapidly.
At the same time, as a supplementary policy to the Muggle-born registration review system, this education reform is undoubtedly another way to eliminate Muggle-born wizards, because before they can enter school, they must show materials proving their blood status, sponsored by the Ministry of Magic to determine whether they are of legitimate wizarding blood.
From this year onwards, there may be a situation where those Muggle-born 11-year-olds happily board the Hogwarts Express with newly purchased spell books and other salutes, but they will never see Hogwarts, and probably won't see their families again.
The Death Eaters waiting on the Hogwarts Express would catch them and declare their presence illegal...
These children may have just come into contact with the wizarding world, and they will be imprisoned in Azkaban forever.
The eerie wizard prison and the more terrifying dementors will be their only impression of the wizarding world.
"As long as Snape and the Carlos are around, Hogwarts will definitely become a mess, and it will no longer be the school we are familiar with." Elaine said sadly, as if remembering something.
"Don't be sad, Elaine, the remaining professors and students will not compromise easily. It is not so easy for them to change Hogwarts." Ivan said, but just like Elaine said, Hogwarts It would definitely be very confusing, and he didn't doubt Snape's loyalty, but Snape's teaching philosophy might have a lot in common with Voldemort's.
Regarding the Dark Arts, attitudes towards Muggle-born students, and traditional Slytherin-specific concepts, etc...
The new principal Snape may not be as radical as Voldemort, but he is definitely different from the tolerant and open Dumbledore.
This semester, Hogwarts will be extraordinarily different.
"As long as Dumbledore comes back, everything will change..." Ivan repeated.
At this time, Hermione stepped into the kitchen again.
"I remembered this!" she gasped.
Hermione was holding a large framed portrait, which she lowered to the floor and forced it into a beaded pouch she'd made on holiday with the Untraceable Stretching Charm. The bag, despite the size of the portrait, which apparently would not have fit in so many little bags, disappeared after a few seconds, falling like so many others into the endless abyss of the little bags.
"Phineas Black!" Hermione explained as she tossed the pouch on the table with an uncharacteristically loud clang. "Snape might send him to check on this house so he'll know we're Here, even know what we're doing, but now all he can see is the contents of my handbag."
Phineas Black could easily walk back and forth between his portrait in Grimmauld Place and the portrait that hung in the Headmaster's office at Hogwarts, and as the new Headmaster Snape could order the portrait of the previous Headmaster to be painted for him. Do things, he might get Phineas Black back to check the news.
Hermione considered it quite comprehensively, although Ivan felt that since Harry just said Voldemort's name, Voldemort and the Death Eaters should have confirmed that they were in Grimmauld Place.
"Be careful." Ivan said, stretching his waist. "I don't know when Sirius will come back. If there is nothing else, we'd better start studying the information on the gold cup and the title deed now."
"I can probably determine the location of the piece of land left by Slytherin, in what is now northern Greece, an area near Mount Olympus." Hermione said, taking out a map full of symbols "That mountain is a sacred mountain in ancient Greece, the place where the gods lived, and there are many ancient magical relics. It is still the focus of wizards' exploration. If the lair of the despicable Haierpo was there, then the remaining The ruins probably won't be explored, we're sure we'll find something in there, but I'll have to double check its location. If we find it, are we going to Greece?"
"Well, let's see the situation and go to Greece if necessary." Ivan said.
Ancient Greece and Ancient Egypt were the places where magic flourished the most, and they were also the center of the last magic era. If you want to find clues related to evil gods, you must go there, not to mention that there may be despicable Hai Erbo left behind Space coordinates, the only question now is, hopefully, Voldemort will waste enough time in Germany looking for the Elder Wand and Cthulhu space...