"Frances Mary Buss and Her Work for Education" by Annie E. Ridley is a biographical exploration of a woman who changed the course of education. It focuses on Frances Mary Buss, and the story tells of her journey as a champion for girls' education through the establishment of the North London Collegiate School for Girls. The narrative paints a personal portrait of Buss while also highlighting her significant role in a time of educational reform, showing her commitment and the deep effect of her efforts. Touching on the historical environment, the book shows the uphill struggle and slow progress of women's education in England during the late 1800s, and it looks at Buss’s early life and the events that sparked her passion to push for better learning opportunities for young women.

Frances Mary Buss and her work for education
By Annie E. Ridley
In a time when many doubted women's intellectual abilities, one woman rose to create a school that would challenge those beliefs and change the landscape of education forever.
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About the AuthorAnnie E. Ridley (1839–1923) was a Victorian novelist who wrote books regarding women's education and a science book for children. Not only was Ridley an author, but she was the governor of the Camden School for Girls in London for twenty-four years. She was successful enough to own her own house. Ridley was also involved with the Headmistresses' Association and the Teacher's Guild. Ridley worked with Frances Mary Buss, a pioneer of women's education, and Ridley went on to inspire people like Ellice Hopkins.
Annie E. Ridley (1839–1923) was a Victorian novelist who wrote books regarding women's education and a science book for children. Not only was Ridley an author, but she was the governor of the Camden School for Girls in London for twenty-four years. She was successful enough to own her own house. Ridley was also involved with the Headmistresses' Association and the Teacher's Guild. Ridley worked with Frances Mary Buss, a pioneer of women's education, and Ridley went on to inspire people like Ellice Hopkins.
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