Description
The author first outlines the history of the school from its beginnings to its move to Holbrook, Suffolk, in 1933, then provides the reader with a fascinating account of life at the school during his own stay there, from 1926-1930. The education, routines, diet and the multifarious activities of nearly 1,000 boys, preparing for a naval career, are all vividly evoked; against the background of the social and economic conditions of the late twenties, at a time when the school was being run down prior to the move to Holbrook.
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