Where did medieval children go for education?

Answer 1

Some medieval children went to school, but in most places, most children probably did not get educated to read and write.

In the Byzantine Empire, most children went to school in the villages where they lived, because the state ran a school system for primary education through the entire empire for the entire Middle Ages.

In the West, most of the children who went to school went to Church run schools at cathedrals or monasteries. Some wealthy children were educated at home by tutors. There were also commercially run schools after the 12th century, and there were a state run schools in some places, starting in the 8th century at the latest.

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