The Ancient Runes classroom is situated on the first floor, tucked away between the Arithmancy classroom and the library. The spacious room is illuminated by large, arched windows that allowed abundant natural light. The classroom is filled with rows of wooden desks arranged neatly in front of a blackboard, complete with chairs and writing implements.

One wall features a massive oak bookshelf packed with ancient texts and manuscripts, while another sports an enchanted mural of ancient civilizations' runes that shimmers in various colors as the light shifts. Along the back wall, a large map depicting global rune locations is hung prominently, inviting students to explore the connections between ancient cultures and their written magic.

Students learn to interpret runic patterns, translate ancient texts, unravel codes and ciphers, and understand the relationship between magical scripts and their associated spells. This subject provides a deeper insight into the cultural and magical significance of various written forms throughout history, enhancing students' understanding of ancient civilizations and advanced spellweaving.