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School of the Ozarks hosts Regency Day for seventh grade students

School of the Ozarks seventh graders dress in period costumes of the early 1800s and experience the daily activities of the people who lived during the Regency era.

POINT LOOKOUT, MO. — On March 27, School of the Ozarks seventh graders enjoyed their annual spring event titled Regency Day. On this day, students dress in period costumes of the early 1800s and experience the daily activities of the people who lived during that era.

This event takes place after the students read Jane Austen’s novel, “Pride and Prejudice,” which takes place in the early 1800s. This day is designed to teach students more about this time period in England by immersing them in the culture. Students learn how to pour, prepare, and enjoy tea, play a Regency card game, paint and draw, write letters with quill pens and inkwells, seal letters with wax seals, and dance reels in the Regency Country Dance fashion. 

Jennifer Carey, assistant professor at the School of the Ozarks S. Truett Cathy Lower School, shared what she believes students will learn from this event.

“The day brings experience and wonder to their reading and understanding of the truths they learn from Austen,” Carey said. “Students are taught respect, good manners, chivalry, and kindness while experiencing the daily activities of those who lived in a different era. Experiences like Regency Day bring learning to life for students and encourage their reading of great books.”

The above press release is from the College of the Ozarks.

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