Report on: Lowood Institution for Orphan Girls.

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Lowood Institution

Report on: Lowood Institution for Orphan Girls.

Assessor: Rooshab Shah

Outline

1 Introduction to Lowood

2 Physical Environment

        2.1 Grounds and Location of Lowood

        2.2 Classrooms

        2.3 Dormitories

        2.4 Washing Facilities

        2.5 Dining Facilities

        2.6 Healthcare Facilities

3 Schooling

        3.1 Subjects Studied

        3.2 Discipline

        3.3 Play, Welfare and Well-being

4 Miscellaneous

        4.1Clothing and Uniform

        4.2 Meals

        4.3 Daily Routine

        4.4 Staff

        4.5 Sundays

5 Conclusion

        5.1 Good Elements of the school

        5.2 Bad Elements of the school

6 Recommendations

  • What should happen to the school
  • Final Statement

  1. Introduction

This is a report on Lowood School. This report assesses the school on the standard and quality areas of the school.

Lowood is an all girls’ school (or institution if you like) for orphan who’s parents have either died or neglected them. The girls age from about 9 years and above, and there is thirty-five or so of them. The teachers have come forward voluntarily and are paid only a little if any at all. Lowood is a boarding school, and there is a fee to be a part of the school. This fee is only here for the upkeep of the school. The fee to come to Lowood is £15 per annum. This money is used to pay for the costs of food, clothing, general maintenance needed to be done to the school, etc.

2 Physical Environment

2.1 Grounds and Location

        Lowood School is near the location of Lowood. In the area, there are also many hills and a stream. The main trees are the great elm, ash and oak. There is lots of beautiful wild primrose as well.

It has a lovely garden, which is cultivated by the girls and has been kept considering tools provided to the girls by the school. The garden has many flowerbeds and there is one bed for each girl to keep herself. Great big walls surround the garden protecting it from intruders, but not from the sunlight.

The school has only a few rooms in comparison to a normal private school. Outdoor corridors lead to most of the rooms. There is one classroom, one refectory, one dormitory for the girls and one each for the teachers and one sick room. Those are the basic rooms and there are only a few others such as storerooms, etc.

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2.2 Classrooms

        There is only one classroom although it is large. It is both very long and wide, and it is a cold room, which is dimly lit. The great room is shared by four different classes, consisting of thirty-five or so girls in total. Each class has one table with benches surrounding hem for the girls to sit on. The room is divided so that each class has one quarter, although equipment needed by one class may be kept in a different quarter of the great room.

2.3 Dormitories

        Again, there is only ...

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