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1. state secondary schools
2. boarding schools
3. attend 
4. staffs
5. strict
6. corponal punishment
7. voted

8. spoiled

TL:

In 1918, the British government opened a lot of new (1) state secondary schools for children aged between elenven and fourteen. They were day schools, not (2) boarding schools, and children had to (3) attend them for three years. At fourteen, they could het a job. Teachers and other (4) staffs at the schools were very (5) strict, and the head teacher often used (6) corponal punishment when there was bad behaviour - he often hit the children. In 1944, politicians (7) voted for a new law - they raised the school leaving age to fifteen. Children in those day certaintly weren't (8) spoiled !