ragged school造句

• Elizabeth was involved in industrial school, ragged school and Sunday school works as President of a society based in Townsend Street, Dublin.
• The first Ragged School established by the London City Mission was in 1835 in a disused stable in the City of Westminster.
• As a supporter of the Shaftesbury Society which promoted ragged schools, he set up reading and writing classes for children from his mills.
• By 1867, some 226 Sunday Ragged Schools, 204 day schools and 207 evening schools provided a free education for about 26, 000 students.
• The museum was founded to make the history of the ragged schools and the broader social history of the East End accessible to all.
• After a number of tentative plans, he resolved in 1695 to institute what is often called a " ragged school, " supported by public charity.
• In 1872 the social reformer Ragged School Union merged into the Shaftesbury Society, becoming fully subsumed under the title of the Shaftesbury Society in 1944.
• His first introduction to the idea of Ragged Schools was in 1841, when he was the Parish Minister of St . John s Church in Edinburgh.
• The Ragged School Union began organising visits to the forest for parties of poor East End children in 1891 paid for by the Pearsons Fresh Air Fund.
• The unique curriculum of Ragged Schools was done in an environment of discipline and structure although there is never a sense that the schools were harsh or austere.