The Lanchester tradition

About this book

In the early 20th century, as educational reforms began to reshape British schools, "The Lanchester Tradition" by G. F. Bradby offers a compelling glimpse into the dynamics of a fictional institution, Chiltern School. This narrative intricately weaves themes of governance and tradition, exploring the delicate balance between authority and student autonomy. Unique elements such as the school's strict adherence to its customs and the evolving relationships between masters and students highlight the challenges of maintaining legacy in a changing world. Ideal for students, educators, and historians alike, this school story invites readers to reflect on the significance of tradition in shaping identity and community within educational settings.