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Public Schools Act 1868 - Definition and Overview |
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The Public Schools Act of 1868 was legislation passed by the British Parliament.
It was based on the report of the Clarendon Commission, a Royal Commission on Public Schools which ran from 1861 to 1864, and investigated nine schools:
The Act removed the schools from the control of the government, granting them their independence and instating a board of governors for each, and led to the relaxation of the curriculum, from the previously-mandated, wholly Classics-based one, to a broader academic span.
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Example Usage of Schools |
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cinndeeee: Ugh, Schools on monday |
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mpondfield: Sounds nice, but not reality RT @FlashFusion: Sir Ken Robinson has it on TED ! Do Schools kill creativity? http://bit.ly/fwqEr |
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toscalix: Kids on the Bus talking about dfferences between messenger in windows and linux. Linux in Schools rocks |
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