As Sir Henry Newbolt Sums It Up:

The Uniform Makes For Brotherhood, Since When Universally Adopted It Covers Up All Differences Of Class And Country.

It Is Risky To Order A Boy Not To Do Something; It Immediately Opens To Him The Adventure Of Doing It.

It Is Called In Our Schools 'beastliness', And This Is About The Best Name For It... Should It Become A Habit It Quickly Destroys Both Health And Spirits; He Becomes Feeble In Body And Mind, And Often Ends In A Lunatic Asylum.

We Should Take Care, In Inculcating Patriotism Into Our Boys And Girls, That Is A Patriotism Above The Narrow Sentiment Which Usually Stops At One's Country, And Thus Inspires Jealousy And Enmity In Dealing With Others... Our Patriotism Should Be Of The Wider, Nobler Kind Which Recognises Justice And Reasonableness In The Claims Of Others And Which Lead Our Country Into Comradeship With...the Other Nations Of The World.

A Week Of Camp Life Is Worth Six Months Of Theoretical Teaching In The Meeting Room.