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1 Introduction
2 Evacuation and its impact
2.1 The Three Phases of Evacuation
2.2 Transport and Billeting Problems
3 Realities of schooling during the War or the disruption of education
3.1 The shortage of school buildings
3.2 The shortage of staff
3.3 The shortage of instructional material
4 Rebuilding of the education system
4.1 Contesting the Curriculum - The Spens and Norwood Report
4.2 For equal educational opportunity - Tue 1944 Education Act
4.3 Critics to the 1944 Education Act
5 Conclusion
6 Bibliography
6.1 Printed Publications
6.2 Electronic Publications
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- Citation du texte
- Francesca Cavaliere (Auteur), 2010, British schools during World War II and the educational reconstruction, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/320046
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Excellent discussion of the school situation. I assume milk was provided during morning break. Was lunch also provided? How did this work as few schools had kitchens.