Fulfilling a Vision

The book explores the pivotal role of the Church of Scotland in addressing educational shortcomings in the early nineteenth century, as the demand for schooling grew alongside a changing economy. It details the Church's establishment of new schools and teacher training colleges, emphasizing its commitment to enhancing national education. The narrative highlights the Church's struggles and successes over fifty years, providing historical context for contemporary discussions on curriculum, parental involvement, and the role of faith in education.