A/N: This is not a chapter update, but rather a lexicon for the Girls and Boys universe, which I've determined will be vital to the overall understand of London Bridge.
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Girls and Boys Come Out to Play Glossary
Companion to Chapter 6 London Bridge is Falling Down
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Allwood - Ralph Allwood is the current Head of Music (Precentor) at Eton College.
Barmy - Crazy
Eton College - Also known simply as Eton, is a world-famous British independent school for boys, founded in 1440 by King Henry VI. .com
Head Man - The Head Master.
Heathrow – London International Airport
Informal Change - Appropriate casual clothes as determined by good taste and good judgment, for wear in and around Eton on informal occasions.
Michaelmas Half - The autumn term at Eton. There is also a Lent and a Summer term.
Morning Coat – The outer jacket of the Eton uniform (or school dress as it is formally referred).
"On the Bill" - If a Eton student misbehaves, he may be placed 'On the Bill,' which means that the Head Master or Lower Master will see him and rebuke or punish him appropriately.
Pop - The school prefects, more properly known as The Eton Society.
Precentor- The musician in charge of music in College Chapel: usually the same as the Director of Music. Currently, Ralph Allwood holds that position.
Prefect - A student monitor in a usually private school.
School Dress – The Eton uniform, often referred to as 'tails,' consisting of a black tailcoat (or morning coat) and waistcoat, false-collar and pinstriped trousers.
Special-K– A slag name for the drug Ketamine.
Tails – The abbreviation for Eton's school uniform, or school dress.
Trainers – Sneakers