Shakespeare’s School Days William Shakespeare, the greatest playwright in the English language, probably had only about six or seven years of formal education.
It met six days a week year-round, and, except for Thursdays and Saturdays, which were half days, the school day was long.
The room was poorly lit and drafty in the winter, and students sat on wooden benches instead of chairs.
The paper contained the English alphabet and the Lord’s Prayer.
Shakespeare is believed to have dropped out of school when he was a young teenager.
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