Education Act debates spark clashes over denominational schools
A Rochdale deputation presses for school board inspection of denominational schools while Sir Forster outlines objections to enforcement and fee policies. London School Board discusses funding, and Manchester bishop weighs in on the 1870 Act amid guardianships and endowments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forster
Rochdale
Denison
Manchester
London Sehuool Board
Lord Lawrence
London School Board
Currie
Privy Council
House of Commons
Bishop of Manchester
Salford
John Bright
Bright
Boards of Guardians
New Education
Bolton Board of Guardians
Sorous Bonicia
Leeds Board of Guardians
Ipswich
Ipswich Board
Robert Charles Ransome
Wolverhampton
Morey
M.P
Morley
Letter on National Society and Bible Reading in Education
A July 7 letter from Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Park argues the National Society should not promote confession and warns this could undermine the Reformation. The writer supports daily Bible reading as essential to sound education for the general people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society
Church of England
British and Foreign School Society
Pembroke Lodge
Richmond Park
Contention Over Forster Education Act Amendments
The Bradford Observer argues against making guardians fund education for poor children arguing it fosters pauperism and erodes self respect. It warns the act may politicize guardianship and urges Mr. Forster to reconsider the change despite hardships and the need for state education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forster
London
Board of Guardians For Education
Board of Guardians
America
Davie Deans
Janie
Effie
Boards of Guardians
Spectator
Mr. Forster
Bradford
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Bath
Orster
Anti-Corn- Law League
F. Sonley Johnstone
Henry J. Martten
Samuel Morley
Endowed Schools Commission and
Bradford Grammar School
Lord Russell
Earl Russell
Lord
Robert Gregory
Sanctuary
Westminster
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