Parents agonise over choosing a school for their children.
Jackie Steincamp Jackie Steincamp looks back on a childhood where her mother educated her two daughters at home and her imagination ran wild unfettered by the restrictions of life in town. It was during the Depression and that meant that there were always people in the house. Education at home Days were never dull for Jackie and her sister Judy. Judy hated drying the dishes, and Jackie hated cleaning the many pairs of her parents' shoes, a job which was allocated to her alone. When lambing time came, they took responsibility for the motherless and feeble lambs.