Apprentice" (2015), Clara is shown teaching English to a class, when the airborne planes stop. Mr Dunlop tells Clara there is a call from UNIT and she leaves via her motorbike. At the end of "The Woman Who Lived", Clara reveals to the Doctor that Evie (a student) got an A in a project which he helped her with. She shows a selfie with her and Evie on her phone to the Doctor; with Ashildr (Maisie Williams) in the background. Class (2016) Coal Hill is the setting for the Doctor Who spin-off, Class. In this show, it has become Coal Hill Academy with the official address being given in "For Tonight We Might Die" and "Nightvisiting" as Foreman Street, Shoreditch E2 7QE. In the opening episode, the Twelfth Doctor, unable to be everywhere at once, chooses the alien teacher Miss Quill and five of her sixth form students, April, Ram, Tanya, Matteusz and Charlie (who is also an alien) to defend Coal Hill from any menaces coming through tears in space time located at the newly renovated school. The names of "Parson. H.", "Foreman. S.", "Pink. R. D." and "Oswald. C." are displayed on a plaque of the deceased and missing at the school. The headteacher is shown now to be Mr Armitage — a character who appeared in numerous episodes of Doctor Who Series 8. He is skinned alive and subsequently killed by a dragon in "The Coach with the Dragon Tattoo". He is succeeded by Dorothea Ames in the episode "Co-Owner of a Lonely Heart", who offers to return Miss Quill's free will in exchange for Miss Quill's help, and in the following episode "Brave-ish Heart", Dorothea explains that the group that took over Coal Hill as an academy, EverUpwardReach, installed a Board of Governors to keep it safe and "ready", watching how Quill and the others fared on their own. In "The Lost", Dorothea further explains that the Governors gather knowledge in preparation for "the arrival". The Governors order a Weeping Angel to kill Dorothea after she fails to predict that Charlie would use an alien weapon to destroy the Shadow Kin race. Sets built at Roath Lock studios in Cardiff were used in studio recordings of the Academy. Other appearances and references Sam Jones, a companion from the Eighth Doctor Adventures spin-off novels, also attended Coal Hill School. References External links Doctor Who locations Fictional schools