Saint Mary's Church, Thorndale, is the Catholic Church Hayda Loral used to attend whilst working at London Park Police Constabulary and later Hayda's Hall of Mirrors, LoralLee and DoLor. Both Daniel and Nadine Donda were christened there. Hayrak never attended as he was atheist.

Oaks Close Primary School is situated on Oaks Close in Thorndale, Queen's Stanley and caters for students aged 5-11. It's a small independent school with approximately 60 students. 

The school's motto is "Your Child's Education". Unfortunately, the school sign was defaced in 1998 (probably by John and/or Ben) so that the motto read "Your Child's Bum".

​Hayda Loral took over Year 3 here for a term in summer 1998, before being sacked by Roger McMaster for locking up 2 students in the paints cupboard. However, Hayda was allowed to take the students down to Cornwall for the summer camp, commencing after the end of term (the school didn't require teachers to take DBS or CRB checks in those days).

​Most students who leave at the end of Year 6 go on to enrol at Ignisborough Community College, which is the local secondary school.

Thorndale Avenue is the main road in the Thorndale district of Queen's Stanley. The curved road goes around and around in a spiral before performing a delicate dog's leg into Oaks Close. If you are unfortunate enough to be ejected from the wrong side of Thorndale Avenue, you will end up in the wilderness of Ravenswood, with style.

Thorndale is the smallest out of the four districts in Queen's Stanley. Consisting of just three roads, Thorndale Avenue, Oaks Close and Bethany Way, Thorndale is home to Oaks Close Primary School, Saint Mary's Church and Houston Court Hotel. Hayda Loral taught a class of rude mucky uncouth youths at the primary school for just one term before being sacked for locking up two students in a paints cupboard.

​A row of 6 houses near Oaks Close. The road includes Saint Mary’s Church.