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defeated France in the Franco-Prussian war of 1870-1871. They captured certain districts of France and decided to reign over them. The Last Lesson is a story, by French writer Alphonse Daudet, about the last day of school in the district of Alsace during the Franco-Prussian war. It is about realising the value of freedom we generally take for granted. The school’s teacher, M. Hamel, makes his last class memorable with strong words and gestures, invoking patriotism in all present at the premises. BYJU’S CBSE Summary summarises various chapters of Class 12 English textbooks. You can find The Last Lesson Class 12 Summary on this website for study and analysis. Students can also refer to CBSE Notes for various topics related to CBSE English, like literature questions and answers, grammar, and writing. Read on to find the full summary of the chapter.

CBSE Class 12 English The Last Lesson Summary
The narrator of the story is Franz – a student in the class of M. Hamel. One morning Franz was late for school. His teacher, M. Hamel, had told his class that he would be asking questions on participles on that day. Franz felt like bunking school for a moment. But he resisted the urge and went to school. On his way to school, he saw people clustered in front of the bulletin board, and, as usual, he assumed that there was some bad news. It had been happening since Prussia annexed their district of Alsace.

The day felt unusual compared to regular days, as there was no commotion in the classroom. Everything was quiet, and instead of being scolded by M. Hamel, Franz was asked to go to his seat quickly. He noticed something odd about his teacher. M. Hamel was not wearing his usual clothes – he wore extravagant clothes only meant for school inspection or prize days. Another odd thing that day
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