What schools used to be like
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Schools in the past were quite different than today. All students received free milk, recited the same pledge of allegiance, and classes were large with no talking allowed and girls and boys separated. Playgrounds lacked grass and country schools had no water facilities. Additionally, schools previously did not offer canteens, excursions, libraries, or class discussions.
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- 1. What Schools Used To Be Like
- 2. All students were given free milk
- 3. All schools had the same pledge I will love God and my country I will honour the flag, serve the Queen And cheerfully obey my parents, teachers and the Law
- 5. There was NO talking in class
- 6. Girls and boys did not sit together Girls on one side Boys on the other
- 7. Students walked or rode to school
- 8. The playground had no grass
- 9. Schools in country towns had no water
- 10. There were NO • Canteens • Excursions • School libraries • Class discussions