The introduction of gratuitous, compulsory, general and technical instruction for all children of both sexes up to the age of 17. (The technical education will supply an acquaintance with the theory and practice of the principal branches of production.)[§80.]
The creation of a network of institutions preparatory to school life; creches, kindergartens, children’s homes, etc.; for the improvement of social education and for the freeing of women.[§79.]
The complete realisation of the principles of the unified labour school, with instruction in the native tongue, co-education, absolutely secular instruction (that is to say, education entirely free from any kind of religious influence), an instruction in which theory shall be closely linked with socially productive labour, an instruction which shall produce a many-sided development of the members of communist society.[§80.]
The supply to all pupils, at the cost of the State, of food, clothing, foot gear, and scholastic requisites.
The creation of fresh relays of educational workers permeated with the ideas of communism.[§85.]
The inducing of all the working population to participate actively in the spread of enlightenment (the development of soviets of public instruction, the mobilisation of all who can read and write, etc.).[§84.]