... the parents knew their children were in safe hands it would influence their work effort and keep them optimistic. A high morale at home would elevate the soldier's fighting spirit knowing their home front are supporting them. This would be especially effective towards fathers who had gone to war, reassuring them that their children would remain safe while they were fighting for their country. While evacuation took place, the parents of the children could carry on with their lives without worry, knowing that their children were safe. It especially reassured the women, and enabled them to become more involved in the war effort. This would have boosted the produce of the munitions factories, which were vital for the British, as the women became more involved and worked harder for the country. Moving the children to a safer area gained the support of people, especially parents, but also would relieve pressure from ...

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