RAGGED SCHOOLS
In the 1700s, most people in Britain didn't have money to pay for education. Poor children 1.__________ (not go) to school. Many children 2__________ (work) in factories. They worked very long hours, but they3____________ (not receive) much money. So, children often 4. __________(live) a life of crime. Because of this, people started opening free schools for poor children. People 5.__________ (call) them Ragged Schools. Field Lane Ragged School in London opened in 1842. The students 6.____________ (study) in two rooms in an old house. They 7.__________ (not have) any books and the lessons were very boring, so the children 8.__________ (not learn) much.
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