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It was cruel.

Teachers taught that adults were more important than children.

They had four main punishments such as...

  • The finger stocks
  • The back brace
  • The dunce hat
  • and the whip

School was mostly attended on Tuesday, Wednesday , Thursday and Friday.

On Monday children would be doing the washing up.

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Victorian children worked to help support their families and carried out errands around the home.

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