Excerpt from Hints on an Improved and Self-Paying System of National Education: Suggested From the Working of a Village School in Hampshire, With Observation, From Personal Inspection, on the Irish National Schools
The success of the National School of this village, and the mode of instruction adopted in it, having been such as to attract considerable attention, I am induced, in compliance with a wish repeatedly expressed by the Rev. Mr. Allen, her Majesty"s Inspector of Schools, to submit an account of it to the public, under a hope that, in so doing, I am giving some assistance to those who have the same object in view as myself, - the establishing an efficient system of education in their own parishes.
There is no way of promoting an object of a practical kind, better than by explaining plans of working it out, which have been found by experience to be successful, as it must be admitted that what has been done in one case, may, under similar circumstances, be done in another.
Dr. Hook says, we live in an age when the question is, not whether, but how, the people are to be educated.
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