In Summerhill: A Radical Approach to Child Rearing, A.S. Neill presents his innovative educational philosophy as practiced at Summerhill School, which he founded in the 1920s. The school operates on principles of self-regulation and freedom, allowing children to choose whether to attend classes and to participate in a democratic community where students and teachers have equal voting rights in school meetings. Neill's approach challenges traditional educational models by emphasizing the innate goodness of children and advocating for an environment free from coercion and fear. The book delves into topics such as child rearing, sexuality, religion, and morality, offering insights into creating a nurturing and liberating educational setting. Since its publication in 1960, the book has significantly influenced discussions on alternative education and child development.