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Learning for Life (Fulfilment)

1. The children should recognise the Victorian’s respect of the Sabbath.

2. They should see that Christianity was very important to many people at that

time and many gave their lives wholeheartedly for the good of others.

3. They should appreciate that God will raise up people to bring about social
reform in every age.

4. They should see the importance of churches educating children from a godly
perspective.

Seaside Holidays Then and Now

Holidays by the Sea

Have you ever been on a seaside holiday in Britain? Today many
people in Britain go to other countries for their summer holiday.

Some people go to places in the Mediterranean such as Spain,
Greece and Cyprus. In the past people in Britain often spent their free time at the
seaside. There were no package holidays to other countries; people were content to
get away to the coast of Britain for a few days. In Victorian times you would find

day-trippers spending a day at the seaside but in 1871 Bank Holidays were created
and this allowed working people to escape to the coast. In 1938 the law was
introduced that everyone was entitled to a paid holiday.

Seaside towns have been popular holiday places since Victorian times. Today many
people stay by the sea in caravan or camping parks, in bed and breakfast guest

houses or hotels.

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