Village School

Summary: One woman's account of life as a teacher in a small rural school during World War II "This film is a tribute to Britain's women teachers, standard bearers of an education Nazi-ism would destroy and it tells of one tiny village school typical of hundreds, at Ashley Green in the leafy countryside of Buckinghamshire." "1940 film salutes British grade-school teachers whom Nazism would destroy--shows the daily routine of school teachers at primary school in Buckinghamshire and notes the effects of World War II upon English children-- shows how British children from urban areas were cared for during the scare of the Nazi Blitz over London during World War II--children shown getting an education in schools in the countryside and farms--children spell out 'FREEDOM' in large letters on the ground using fruits and vegetables"--Summary from J. Fred MacDonald and Associates film inventory.

https://www.loc.gov/item/mbrs01848088/