Abraham Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, guided his country through the most devastating experience in its national history--the CIVIL WAR. He is considered by many historians to have been the greatest American president.
admin2 April 15, 2011 3 Comments on Who invented School? Horace Mann was the first person who discovered school. School is also known as an educational Institution, which provides education to all. Parents send their kids to schools for attaining basic education which help them to become lifelong learners. In many developed countries, certain age limit, normally 16, is fixed till when children are required to go to schools.
Answer the first public school in England was eton. opened in the 1400's Answer We have to be careful in this answer because the term public school means different things to different people. In the UK, a public school is independent, which makes it the equivalent of a private school in the US. Given that definition, Eton is probably the oldest, though I cannot say it was the first. In the US, a public school is a state run school. It is hard to know what the first school was under this definition. Clearly there were schools financed at public expense in the Roman Empire, especially if you include schools set up by emperors by decree. The Byzantines had a primary school system open in 425 AD. The oldest state run school in the world is said to be Beverley Grammar School, which was opened in Northumbria in 700 AD.