St Elowen’s Lumen servamus
The plain terms

Terms of Use

St Elowen’s is a school in a story. You cannot enrol, and you cannot visit, but you are very welcome to read.

St Elowen’s, and everything in it, belongs to A.R. Brown. The words of this website, the books, the school, the girls, the crest and the motto are the author’s, and are shared with you here for your own enjoyment.

You are welcome to read the pages, to print the free downloads, to make your acceptance letter, and to send a link to anybody you like.

Please do not copy the words or the artwork for commercial use, and please do not pass any of it off as your own.

The books, The Star of Promise and A Term in Paris, and everything in the world of St Elowen’s, are the author’s. The characters are invented. Any resemblance to a real school is the sort of resemblance a story keeps on purpose, and lets go of just as deliberately.

We have taken great care that this site is safe for children, collects nothing from them, and can be erased from any device in a single click. If anything here ever seems otherwise to you, please tell us, and we will put it right.

These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales, and any dispute is subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of its courts.

Lumen servamus. We keep the light.