Excerpt from Secondary Education in England the Next Step Towards a National System: An Appeal to the People
The origin and the special purpose of this little book require a few words of explanation. When in 1899 Dr. R. P. Scott (then Joint Honorary Secretary of the Headmasters" Association, as I am now) edited a series of essays with the title "What is Secondary Education?" the question was to many people a new one. Since then much water has flowed under the bridges; secondary education, although still most imperfectly organized both in itself and in relation to other educational work, has won recognition for a meaning and a value of its own. Politicians have begun to pay attention to it: and the moment at which politicians begin to pay attention to a movement is apt to be the most critical of its existence.
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