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At the beginning of the 19th Century there was no national system of schooling. The main approaches were either fee paying or through charty organisations or individual members of the community (known as Dames Schools). Insert Text Dame Schools and Worlington Insert Text |
Victorian Dame School |
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Lancastrian School |
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Joseph Lancaster |
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The National School |
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The National Society for Promoting Religious Education was founded with the mission to provide elementary education to children of the poor, aligned with the teachings of the Church of England. The National Society aimed to establish a National School in every parish of England and Wales with schools usually next to the parish church. Insert Text A National School in Worlington Insert Text |
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Sunday School Movement |
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Robert Raikes |
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Government’s Emerging Responsiblity for Schooling |
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Insert Text Impact of Legislation and Government Influence on Schooling in Worlington
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