What is the daily routine at lowood in the book Jane Eyre?

Answer 1

Ah, at Lowood in "Jane Eyre," the day begins early with prayers, followed by breakfast and classes. The students have a structured schedule of learning and chores, with occasional breaks for meals and recreation. Despite the challenges they face, the routine at Lowood helps Jane and her friends grow in strength and resilience, showing that even in difficult times, there is always room for growth and beauty to be found.

Answer 2

I think she was sent there, simply because her Aunt Reed hated her and wanted to get rid of her. Jane was a burden to her aunt, and she used schooling Jane as a reason to get her out of Gateshead. She couldn't simply kick Jane out due to a promise made by her to her late husband (Jane's uncle) to look after Jane. Therefore when Mr. Lloyd suggests that Jane be sent to school, for he too noticed that Jane was quite unhappy at Gateshead, Mrs. Reed agreed to send her away.

Answer 3

Lowood, the school Jane is sent to by Mrs. Reed, is cold and harsh. Run by the strict Mr. Brocklehurst, the school is certainly not a fun place for Jane. She resents if even more after her only true companions at the school (Miss Temple and Helen Burns) leave her.

Answer 4

It was called Lowood Institute, which was a charity school for children who had loss one or both parents. Lowood had a large building, one with a grey side and one with a new side which contained the dormatory and the school room.

Answer 5

The girls wake up before dawn at the sound of a bell and dress up. then they washed in yhe basin in the middle of the room. again the bell rings and they go down the stairs and enter the school room. there, Miss Miller reads out the morning prayers. then they split into their form classes. then another bell rings and the other teachers enter the room. the days collect is repeated and then bible scriptures are read for an hour. another bell then rings and the girls go to breakfast. after breakfast the girls have 15 minutes before lessons begin again at 9. Another bell frings to signal dinner time and after dinner lessons recommence until 5. soon after 5 they have another small meal followed by 30 minutes free time and then study. one tiny snack is then given and then the girls go to bed.

ON sundays the girls walk two mile to the local church t have their services. there is no dinner on sundays but cold meat and bread are passed about inbetween services. at the close of the afternoon they return home. sunday evening is spent repeating tje sermons and reading The Bible.

Answer 6

At Lowood, the daily routine includes waking up early, attending classes and study sessions, performing chores, having meals in the dining hall, and engaging in physical activities like walks and recreation. The students follow a structured schedule that emphasizes discipline and education.

Answer 7

Lowood is a charity school for girls that Jane is sent to by her aunt Mrs. Reed.

Answer 8

its haunted