... for Britain and everywhere would want to know that their children were safe from the bombing raids. It would also allow them to think only about the fighting and make them better soldiers. This would also be the same for the children's mothers, who were playing a vital role for the government making munitions and keeping the countries war effort alive. If there children got sick they would have to take days off work to look after them, and during the day they would be constantly worried about them and would not make as many weapons and so forth. If they knew that there children would be safe away from the cities and having fun in the country then they would be generally happy, safe and healthy then they would work better, quicker and like the government more. Also giving the jobs of looking after children to people in the ...

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