The document discusses education for boys and girls during the Regency era in England. For boys, the standard education involved attending prestigious boarding schools like Eton or Harrow starting around age 8. The school day was long and discipline was harsh, involving corporal punishment. After school, a Grand Tour of Europe was a common educational experience for wealthy boys. For girls, education focused on skills like music, dance, language and domestic duties to prepare them to be wives and mothers. Higher education opportunities were limited, though some families hired governesses or sent girls to private seminaries.