London Advises Voluntary Child Evacuation Due To Bombings

The transcript discusses the ongoing impact of war on children and schools in London and the countryside. Authorities encourage evacuation to the countryside for safety, as London schools have suffered from the blitz. In contrast, country schools are returning to a pre-war routine. Many children in London remain, using playgrounds created by bombings. The evacuation system is voluntary, but officials emphasize the importance of keeping children safe until the war ends.

Why do authorities insist on sending people to the countryside?

• To escape city pollution

• To avoid air raids

• To enjoy the rural lifestyle

• To learn farming

What is the current situation in country schools?

• They are used as military bases

• They are overcrowded with evacuees

• They are operating with a pre-war routine

• They are closed due to the war

How have children adapted to the countryside?

• They are used to the quietness

• They find it too quiet

• They miss the city noise

• They are unhappy with the change

What do children in London use as playgrounds?

• Parks

• Bomb sites

• School yards

• Public squares

What is the nature of the evacuation system?

• Mandatory

• Selective

• Voluntary

• Random