Nora Hampton (1895-1918): Education and Schooling Nora was lucky enough to stay in education until she was in her late teens. She wrote about her schooling in a …
Daisy Cowper (1890 – 1985): Education & Schooling Schooling is a topic that Daisy discusses extensively in her memoirs, though this is perhaps due to the impact it had upon …
Henrietta Burkin (born 1904): Education and Schooling “I always got on well with my teachers, although I was so dumb” (1.21) The 20th century introduced a variety …
Faizur Rasul (b. 1910): Education & Schooling Faizur Rasul was never interested in his school life when he was younger. Instead, he became inspired by Gandhi and was consequently …
Edith Annie Williams (b. Nov. 1899): Education and Schooling (Part 1.) ‘I was no genius, but I seemed to have more than average intelligence.’ (5) Edith dedicates large portions of her memoir to …
Education and Schooling, James Ashley (b.1833) Within James Ashley’s memoir there is little evidence to suggest the type of experience he had during his time in education, as …
Mrs W.E. Palmer (b.1908): Education and Schooling Part One The village elementary school which came under the auspices of the church, was a very good one (13) This post is the …
Minnie Frisby (b. 1877): Education and Schooling Education for Victorian working-class women was somewhat of a luxury. The 1870 Education Act gave children an elementary education up to thirteen, …
Frederick Charles Wynne: Education and Schooling “Church Street School was always, it seemed to me, either cold and damp or dry and hot, never anything in between. The …
Claude Robinson (b.1898) – Education and Schooling Part 1 ‘The school had an appearance of freshness and tidiness, everything seemed quiet and under control’ (pg.1) – Robinson, C. (1982) These We …
