[DOC] [TLE] Sunday school - Wikipedia [PAR] A Sunday school is a Christian educational institution, usually (but not always) 
catering to children and other young people. Many Seventh-day Adventist 
communities hold their Sabbath Schools on Saturdays. Sunday schools in 
England were first set up in the 1780s to provide education to working children. ... 
These schools were the precursors to a national system of education. [DOC] [TLE] Child Labor [PAR] In the late 1800s there were 1,600 laws for child labor in the United States all 
together. ... With the knowledge that children worked in factories, mines, and 
other jobs lets talk ... These little children work 6 days a week, all year long. ... up 
with this pace they were constantly hit with straps and dipped head first into a 
cistern of... [DOC] [TLE] The Source-Child Labor - Eastern Illinois University [PAR] During the American Industrial Revolution, these were just a few of the 
dangerous ... Children could fit into tight spaces in factories and mines where 
adults ... than adults doing the same job.1 Working 10 to 14 hours a day, six days 
a week, left ... Since children either did not attend school or attended infrequently, 
many were... [DOC] [TLE] Childhood Lost - Child Labor During the Industrial Revolution [PAR] Factories employing children were often very dangerous places leading to ... 
Beyond the topic of safety, children working lengthy hours had limited access to 
education. ... often attended only portions of a school day or only a few weeks at 
a time. ... Founded in 1904, the National Child Labor Committee (NCLC) began 
their... [DOC] [TLE] A History of Child Labor | Scholastic.com [PAR] Factories began to spring up everywhere, first in England and then in the United 
States. ... A child with a factory job might work 12 to 18 hours a day, 6 days a 
week, ... By 1810, about 2 million school-age children were working 50- to 70-
hour weeks. ... These laws have cured the worst evils of children working in 
factories. [DOC] [TLE] Victorian Schools - Primary Homework Help [PAR] They were the first people to ask whether it was right to allow children to work. ... 
What did the schools teach? ... In 1844, Parliament passed a law requiring 
children working in factories be given six-half-days schooling every week. ... 
However, not all these school were free so many could not afford the 'school's 
pence' each... [DOC] [TLE] Why a Typical Work Day is Eight Hours Long - Today I Found Out [PAR] May 27, 2011 ... The first to suggest an eight hour work day for everyone was a British man by ... 
working conditions and reduced work hours for factory workers. For instance, The 
Factories Act of 1847 stipulated that women and children were to be granted a 
ten hour work day, thus only having to work 60 hours per week. [DOC] [TLE] Child Labor during the British Industrial Revolution - EH.net [PAR] Eh.net Teach ... The first labor law passed in Britain to protect children from poor 
working conditions, ... These child apprentices were paupers taken from 
orphanages and ... Despite the First Factory Act of 1802 (which attempted to 
improve the ... five and six years old worked for twelve to sixteen hours a day, six 
days a week... [DOC] [TLE] Making time: What research says about re-organizing school ... [PAR] Sep 25, 2006 ... Year-round schools; Block vs. period scheduling; Four-day school week ... Cost; 
Child care ... Among these studies, the strongest correlations were found ... 
between time and learning: Public education's reliance on a factory model ..... 
Although teachers worked between six and 18 extra hours per week, not... [DOC] [TLE] Working Conditions and Wages - cloudfront.net [PAR] Men, women, and children worked ... Workers labored six days a week in 80 ... 
Employers paid low wages and would reduce them if workers were late or ... 
children began working in the factories, parents could no longer watch over them 
as they had .... During the 1700s, few children received any formal education. [DOC] [TLE] Child

Question: These schools were first opened to educate children who worked in factories 6 days a week
Answer: Sunday schools