The Author of The Man Who Knew Too Much (2006), David Leavitt pointed out: During a visit to the Beuttell family home, Turing began chatting to Alfred about his work on his new invention, the K-ray Lighting System. Victor Beuttell, one of Alan’s friends, was the son of the inventor, Alfred Beuttell. Alan Turing developed an interest in mathematics and science throughout the following four years.ĭespite this, Alan Turing demonstrated amazing talent in his favorite subjects, solving complex problems in 1927 without having learned basic mathematics.
Michael's headmistress praised his talent, saying, "I've had clever boys and hardworking boys, but Alan is a genius."Īlan Turing then attended Hazelhurst Preparatory School, a private school in the Sussex village of Frant (now East Sussex), from January 1922 until January 1926. Turing's parents enrolled him from the age of six to nine at St Michael's, a primary school located at 20 Charles Road in St Leonards-on-Sea. Science was an extracurricular love for Turing, where he could completely express his creative thoughts and learn about the world's natural beauties. He spent years pursuing the answers to life's most fundamental problems and the inner workings of the human mind.
At 12, he became obsessed with using the most common objects in nature with the least amount of energy waste. It was evident during Alan Turing’s early life and childhood that he had the genius that he would later display prominently, but we're talking about the 1920s here. Alan Turing lived in Guildford during the school holidays when his parents bought a property there in 1927.
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