School for Sympathy is a short story written by E. V. Lucas.
The main character is Miss Beam, who runs a special school.
Miss Beam is kind, caring, sensible, and treats the children like a mother.
The main aim of her school is to teach humanity, kindness, and good citizenship.
The children observe a Blind Day, Lame Day, Deaf Day, and Dumb Day.
These special days help the children understand the difficulties faced by others.
Miss Beam wants every child to become caring and compassionate.
When the author visits the school, he sees a blindfolded girl being guided by a boy.
Miss Beam explains that these activities are an important part of the school’s education.
The story teaches that true education develops kindness, sympathy, and respect for others.
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