In Lord of the Flies What schools are the boys from?

Answer 1

Although we are not told what school the boys come from, we can presume that they had attended different schools because of the fact that, with the exception of the choir, the boys do not know each other before the events on the island. We can back this up as Piggy is initially given the job of "taking names", and because all of the boys feel the need to introduce themselves during the first meeting.

Answer 2

The boys in "Lord of the Flies" are from an all-boys school in England. They were being evacuated during a wartime emergency when their plane crashed on a deserted island. The novel explores how they attempt to govern themselves in the absence of adult authority.

Answer 3

As most of the boys in Lord of the Flies were complete strangers to each other it is likely that they came from several different, unnamed, schools in England.