I have a book, published in 1929, which outlines `The Case
for Nursery Schools’. A person called E. Chataway bought the book in 1942. What
E. Chataway thought of the book is hard to tell.
There is a most interesting chapter on `Some Financial
Considerations’. If I may quote: “The actual average annual expenditure on food
for ten nursery schools is £4.00, of which £3.00 is repaid. The average cost of
school day is 3d a head of which an average of 2d is received from the parents.”
Eleven Plus Questions:
Is encouraging your child to attend a Nursery School a sound
investment?
Is 2d worth at least ten times as much today?
Do children find positive good in studying for the eleven
plus?
How can you tell if all the time and effort that is put into helping a child pass the eleven plus is a sound investment?
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