What was it like for the poor in Victorian times?

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What was it like for the poor in Victorian times? 1830 1840 1850 1860 1870 1880 1890 1900 1910 What was it like for the poor in Victorian times? SAMPLE SLIDE Random Slides From This PowerPoint Show 1837 1901 www.ks1resources.co.uk

A girl pulling a tub of coal along a mine shaft. Mines were always in danger of flooding. In 1838 a stream overflowed during violent thunderstorms and flooded a mine. The flooding caused the deaths of 26 children. Eleven girls aged between 8 and 16 and 15 boys aged between 9 and 12 years died. When Queen Victoria heard about the disaster she ordered an enquiry. SAMPLE SLIDE When the results of the enquiry were published people were shocked at the conditions the children were forced to work in. Random Slides From This PowerPoint Show A girl pulling a tub of coal along a mine shaft. www.ks1resources.co.uk

It wasn’t until late in Victoria’s reign that the better off began to feel concerned about the many people in Britain who were poor, sick, homeless and unemployed. Until that point, the wealthy Victorians preferred to ignore the suffering of the working class people who worked in terrible conditions and lived in poverty. SAMPLE SLIDE Random Slides From This PowerPoint Show www.ks1resources.co.uk

It was so unhealthy for those that lived in the slums or on the streets that three out of every ten children didn’t live to become adults. SAMPLE SLIDE Random Slides From This PowerPoint Show www.ks1resources.co.uk

Who were the Victorians and when did they live? What do you think life was like for the Victorians and their children? What was life like for the poor in Victorian times? How do you think it was different from our lives? Who helped to improve the lives of Victorian children? How did life change for the children as they grew up? To understand that ways of life differed greatly across Victorian Society. To use evidence from Victorian paintings and photographs to suggest how people from the past lived. To collect information from a range of sources and draw conclusions about the Victorian period To understand that there are many representations of the Victorian period To recognise some similarities and differences between the lives of children from different areas of Victorian society; ask and answer questions about the period by using at least one source of information To understand that the work of individuals can change aspects of society To find out about important figures in Victorian times www.ks1resources.co.uk

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