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Part three – What was school and education like in Victorian Britain?
It was in the Victorian period that school shifted to becoming a more universal experience. Learn more about the Ragged school movement, the social mobility that schooling offered and how the classroom was a different experience depending on whether you were a boy or a girl.

Published: November 21, 2024 at 9:58 AM
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It was in the Victorian period that school shifted to becoming a more universal experience. Ruth Goodman explores the Ragged school movement, the social mobility that schooling offered and how the classroom was a different experience depending on whether you were a boy or a girl
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Public schools in the 18th and 19th centuries exposed pupils to rampant violence and a 'curriculum' that left them sorely unprepared for the demands of modern life, says David Turner
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Many Victorian gaols provided schooling for their inmates, decades before it was mandated in wider society. So what, asks Rosalind Crone, drove this great educational crusade?
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Victorian schools could be ideological battlegrounds, where harassed teachers did their best against a backdrop of grinding poverty. Ellie Cawthorne and Susannah Wright study an era's education
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Rosalind Crone answers your questions on education in 19th-century Britain – from dame schools to the dunce's hat
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