This extract from Lessons and Discoveries concerns what happened in the school chapel - the services, rituals, processions, organ, choir - and the attitudes of the boys to regular attendance there, which was compulsory. Martin Rigby Smith reveals his own religious beliefs and philosophy and how they were influenced by the books he read as well as by his upbringing and personal experience. Also included are portrayals of the school chaplain and the Headmaster and their view of Christian worship and education. Finally, there is an account of the Headmaster's battle against the social revolution of the 1960s and its undermining of public school traditions and the Old Order.