1. What does Borstals mean? Plural form of borstal

2. Borstal (plural Borstals) A way up a hill in the South Downs

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4. Essay on Borstal System in India ! Borstals have been established in India under the Borstal School and Reformatory Schools Act, 1897

5. Borstal Schools derive their identity from Borstals, youth detention centers that have existed in the United Kingdom in 1885

6. Borstal synonyms, Borstal pronunciation, Borstal translation, English dictionary definition of Borstal

7. Word forms: plural Borstals variable noun In Britain in the past , a borstal was a kind of prison for young criminals, who were not old enough to be sent to ordinary prisons.

8. The institutions are named after Borstal Prison in Borstal, Rochester, Kent, England

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10. Borstal definition is - reformatory

11. Borstals were originally for offenders under 21

12. History and Etymology for Borstal

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14. Definition of Borstal in the Definitions.net dictionary

15. Borstal system, English reformatory system designed for youths between 16 and 21, named after an old convict prison at Borstal, Kent

16. How to use Borstal in a sentence

17. A New Borstal".Everthorpe, East Riding, Yorkshire.GV Looking down into the new Borstal prison grounds with group of prisoners

18. Borstals Cox, P (2017) 'Borstals.' In: Turner, J and Taylor, P and Corteen, K and Morley, S, (eds.) A Companion to The History of Crime and Criminal Justice

19. A note about List D Schools, Borstals or Approved Schools

20. The Borstal system was replaced by the Criminal Justice Act

21. The court sentence was officially called "Borstal training"

22. Borstals… Bring on the Clowns! The latest ITV offering on the subject of our failing criminal justice system is Bring Back Borstal, a sort of dysfunctional Big Brother where bad lads in their 20s wear short trousers and play up in front of the camera.

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24. Borstal definition: In Britain in the past , a Borstal was a kind of prison for young criminals, who were not Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

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26. 3 words related to Borstal: reform school, reformatory, training school

27. In India, such a detention centre is known as a Borstal school.

28. The Borstal system was the increase in the recorded crime rate among adolescents during the early thirties, which put immediate pressure on the already overcrowded Borstal accommodation

29. French Translation of “Borstal” The official Collins English-French Dictionary online

30. Borstal, English village where the first such institution was set up

31. Borstals were more about training, correction and developing employability, and less about punishment

32. Female prisons and Borstals were intended to encourage respectability in women and girls

33. Set in 1971, Kris is sentenced to two years in a rural Borstal.

34. Residential care settings could be called residential schools, List D Schools, Borstals or Approved Schools

35. Borstal as seen from the north bank of the Medway (Image: Google) As you walk down into Borstal in the present day, the imposing sight of the Medway Bridge rears into view

36. ‘The governor of a Borstal institution tries to reform a group of juvenile delinquents through sympathy rather than punishment.’ ‘From approved school he graduated through detention centre to Borstal, finally winding up in prison.’

37. Borstal translation in English - French Reverso dictionary, see also 'barstool',bookstall',brutal',borax', examples, definition, conjugation

38. Borstal: a form of custodial sentence for young offenders, now superseded by young offender institutions.

39. 21 rows  · home page of Borstal boys, a rock group from pittsburgh

40. Meant as reformatory institutions focused on re-educating delinquent youths, Borstals were a popular form of criminal youth management.

41. Borstals were established in 1929 as correctional institutes for young offenders, with an emphasis on education and rehabilitation

42. During the 1930's Borstals appear to have en-joyed outstanding success, rehabilitating a claimed 70% of trainees

43. Even in open prisons and Borstals it is a minority of inmates who abscond or attempt to do so

44. Here, Ron Lovelock recalls how he came to spend two years in Borstal in the 1960s

45. BC Borstal Association's counselling program is open to anyone whose life has been impacted by trauma

46. Meant as reformatory institutions focused on re-educating delinquent youths, Borstals were a popular form of criminal youth management

47. The penal institutions of Britain - prisons, Borstals, detention centres, attendance centres, approved schools and remand homes in the late sixties

48. The provision of space to meet this crisis led to greater diversification and selectivity within the Borstal

49. What does Borstal mean? A former type of British correctional institution to which convicted young offenders (16 to 2

50. As the years had progressed a series of petty crimes had seen him in remand homes, borstals and finally prison.

51. A Borstal was a type of youth detention centre in the United Kingdom, the Commonwealth and the Republic of Ireland

52. His splendid new novel The Nickel Boys addresses a real historical scandal: the American Borstals that brutally abused and even murdered inmates throughout the 20th century

53. Word Origin early 20th cent.: named after the village of Borstal in southern England, where the first of these was established

54. Borstal Boy is a 1958 autobiographical book by Brendan Behan.The story depicts a young, fervently idealistic Behan, who loses his naïveté over the three years of his sentence to a juvenile Borstal, softening his radical Irish republican stance and warming to his British fellow prisoners

55. As a result of coming from a dog Borstal, she was a bit troubled and would take any opportunity to tear things up.”

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57. Borstal Schools are a type of youth detention center in India that is used exclusively for the impri s onment of minors or juveniles

58. In Borstal Boy, there are just f Brendan "Paddy" Behan is convicted of murder: he detonated an explosive that killed at least 4 people

59. I was sentenced to two years’ ‘supervision’ and my boyfriend to six months in Borstal.” Alison Roberts; Forced Adoption; Daily Mail (London, UK); Apr 17, 2015

60. The first Borstal opened 100 years ago this week, establishing a method of dealing with troubled boys that lasted much of the past century

61. In 1983, Borstals and Young Prisoner Centres (the latter usually being separate accommodation in adult prisons rather than separate establishmnents) were merged and rebranded as Youth Custody Centres (YCCs)

62. A Borstal was a type of youth prison in the United Kingdom, run by the Prison Service and intended to reform seriously delinquent young people

63. A “Borstal” is the term used to describe a system of juvenile detention centers that existed in the United Kingdom for most of the 20th century

64. Borstal A brand new UKHC band featuring Pierre Mendivil (Knuckledust), Nick Barker (Brujeria, ex-Cradle Of Filth/Dimmu Borgir/Testament) and members of Dripback and King Of Pigs

65. Just a thought I was having and my opinion is that perhaps we wouldn't have the problems we have today because although Borstals were harsh they were a good deterrent

66. T he shocking failure rate of modern young offender institutions is the stated justification for Bring Back Borstal, ITV’s new faux prison reality show that began on Thursday night

67. ‘After a time teaching drama in Borstals, prisons and community centres, he suffered two more breakdowns until one day, while sitting on a bus, his persistent angst, dread and fear of failure simply evaporated.’

68. At Borstal, Brendan is forced to encounter those he has considered as "the enemy," It is a confrontation that reveals a profound inner conflict in the young Brendan

69. A revival of Borstals - run like boarding schools in an attempt to reform young offenders, and scrapped in 1982 - is likely to prove divisive, with opponents already accusing the Government of replacing one flawed system with another

70. Borstal, Certificate 15 and not Certificate 18 as it appears on the Amazon listing, is a low budget "indie" film and does not live up to my expectations for this genre

71. The first EP also features a cover version of The Last Resort's "King Of The Jungle", featuring a guest appearance by non-other than Brit Oi legend, Mr Arthur Kitchener, father of Lee Kitchener (Borstal guitarist).

72. Borstal definition, a school providing therapy and vocational training for delinquent boys in the United Kingdom and parts of the Commonwealth in the 20th century and continuing to operate in India and some other Commonwealth nations in the 21st century

73. Since he is 16 y/o at the time of the crime, he now stays in an institution called a Borstal which is a type of youth prison in the United Kingdom, run by the Prison Service and intended to reform seriously