World War II sparked fear and caused uncertainty for millions of people worldwide. With bomb threats and constant evacuations, everyday routines were extremely unpredictable, and unfortunately, school children weren’t spared from the chaos. Lessons were regularly interrupted, and students found themselves crammed into overcrowded classrooms with insufficient resources. Because a lot of the school buildings were damaged during the war, they also had to endure having lessons in makeshift classrooms such as chapels and even pubs. In spite of all this turmoil, students managed to make the most out of their time at school. We’ve compiled a collection of 45 photos of them doing just that.
#41 Morris Ginsberg And Lse Students At Grove Lodge, Cambridge, England, 1940

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#42 School Teacher Miss Pauline Craske Writes On The Blackboard During A Lesson At Queen's College, Taunton, England, 1943

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#43 Catholic Public School- Everyday Life At Ampleforth College, York, England, UK, 1943

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#44 Crown Prince Olav Of Norway Visiting Norwegian School At Drumtochty Castle In Scotland, Norway, Between 1943 And 1944

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