In 1891 the government introduced free education for children upto the age of 11 after that age you were expected to work for a living, but in 1899 the leaving age was increased to 12.
During the end of the first world war post second the school leaving age was set at 15.
the same as us 5 days a week
Purple is not a common color in nature. The natural substances that could be used to dye fabric purple were rare and costly to acquire. Anything that rare and expensive tended to go to the wealthiest or most influential members of society, that was usually the royalty.
Depends on what you mean by "olden days". If we go back several hundred years schools were only for the nobles and they were tutored by monks in reading and writing. Coming forward to early America most children were taught to read and write with a little math. Usually, the bible was used in the home to teach reading. In the colonies public schools were started and they were taught the basics. By 1789 public schools were established through out the United States. Most children didn't go much past 6th or 8th grade until recent times. Many children were put into apprenticeships to learn a trade instead of going to school. It wasn't until the 1920's that states required children to remain in school until 16 or 18 years old. By the 1930's curriculum revision programs were operating in 40 states and in many school districts. Experts asserted that schools would train wise consumers, stabilize the family, prepare future workers, reduce crime, and improve society.
He didn't go to school.
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the boys went to school only if they were rich though.
I think that they went 5 days a week. i am not sure but you can edit this if you want
go in olden days and see
my great granddad used to tell me that i better be happy that i didn't go to church back in the day cause you would sometimes be there all day long...
in the olden days they went by horse or foot now we go by car,train,plane and bike.
writing a letter and a pigeon taking it away to the person it has to go to
it depends on whether they get held back or not and how long they go to college.
they dug a hole in the ground and They would go to the bathroom (piss, they would say back then).
go to the library and tell the librarian i want a book in the olden days and if you dont find it
Guatemalans go to school Monday through Friday just like Americans do.
go to school
3 days