Did roald dahl go to school?

Answer 1

Yes, Roald Dahl did go to school. He first attended Llandaff Cathedral School in Wales and later went to St. Peter’s boarding school and then Repton School. These school experiences actually inspired many of the stories he wrote later in life.

During World War II, Dahl also served as a fighter pilot in the Royal Air Force. He was badly injured when his plane crashed in the desert, suffering from head injuries and burns. After being taken to the hospital, he was unconscious for a time and could not open his eyes or speak.

Today, his life story is often studied as much as his famous books, and just like in fields such as construction estimating services

where accuracy matters, understanding the details of his education and experiences gives a clearer picture of how they shaped his writing career.

Answer 2

yes he got so badly injured that when he was shot down the thought he was dead.

his injures were burns i think

after getting to the hospital it was know he could not open his eyes or talk

Answer 3

Dahl had many friends at his first school, and wasn't a victim of bullying. He and his friends often got into mischief, and his mother sent him to a boarding school in Britain. He did well for himself at this school as well, though was beaten by his house boazer (prefect) on numerous occasions. For more information on his youth, refer to his autobiography, 'Boy: Tales of Childhood.'

Answer 4

Yes. First, he attended Llandaff Cathedral School. Then, he switched to St. Peter's Preparatory School. Then he went to Repton

Answer 5

Yes. He was bullied by children, but not just that, can you believe the teachers were mean to him as well!

Info collected by Callum B. and also Robin Hammon.

Answer 6

Yes, Roald Dahl attended several schools during his childhood, including Llandaff Cathedral School and St. Peter's Weston-super-Mare. He later attended Repton School in Derbyshire.

Answer 7

Y yes yes he did