Ever since Canna's schoolhouse was built in 1878, pupils have walked the rough path to sit within its walls for their school day. In this meticulously-researched account, former headteacher and author Kate Riley reveals to us a small world where teachers strive to impart knowledge despite the daily demands of island life.
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Kate Riley came to Canna to cover maternity leave and stayed as headteacher for six years, during which she researched and documented the history of the school. Since her retirement she has lived in Dumfries and Galloway with her husband.
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