For nearly forty years John Wilson travelled the length and breadth
of Scotland as a school inspector. From orkney to campbeltown and
Jura to Dundee, he visited hundreds of schools and met thousands of
teachers and pupils. In these memoirs, first published in 1928, he
paints an insightful yet humorous picture of life in the country's
schools after the 1872 education Act, which brought free schooling
for all Scottish children between the ages of five and ten.
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