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Slide 2.what Victorian schools were like Slide 3.Teachers Slide 4.games Slide 5.punishments Slide 6.did rich people go to school. Contents. Victorian schools. There could be 70 to 80 people in one class especially in cities and the teachers can be boy and girls that are just 13 and over.
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Slide 2.what Victorian schools were like Slide 3.Teachers Slide 4.games Slide 5.punishments Slide 6.did rich people go to school Contents
There could be 70 to 80 people in one class especially in cities and the teachers can be boy and girls that are just 13 and over What Victorian schools were like
Children were often scared of their teachers because they were very strict. Children as young as thirteen helped the teacher to control the class. These “pupil teachers” scribbled notes for their lessons in books . TEACHERS
GAMES • Games of blind mans buff, snakes and ladders, hide-and-seek and hopscotch are in full swing. Some boys would beg a pigs bladder from the butcher, which they would blow up to use as a football. Others drilled hob nails through cotton reels to make spinning tops.
PUNISHMENTS • When children at Victorian schools behaved badly, they were often punished by being hit on the hands with the teacher's cane.
Did rich people go to school? Children from rich families were taught at home by a governess until they were 10 years old. Once a boy turned ten, he went away to Public schools like Eton or Harrow.
