The Burston School Strike

"The Burston School Strike" recounts a pivotal moment in education and labor history. This meticulously prepared edition details the story of the Burston Strike School, born from a profound dispute in a small English village. Explore the historical context of this unique institution, a symbol of resistance and community action.

Delve into the social movements that shaped early 20th-century Britain as you discover the origins and impact of the strike. Examine the role of trade unions and the fight for social justice reflected in this remarkable educational experiment. This book provides valuable insights into the intersection of education, labor, and social change, making it essential reading for anyone interested in the history of education, social movements, and the enduring power of collective action. Casey's work offers a compelling look at a fascinating chapter in Great British history.

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