Squeers' Academy is a fictional boarding school featured in Charles Dickens' novel, "Nicholas Nickleby." It is run by the unscrupulous Mr. Squeers, who exploits the students for profit. The school is known for its poor conditions and harsh treatment of the boys, reflecting the darker side of Victorian education. The academy serves as a backdrop for the story, highlighting themes of social injustice and the mistreatment of vulnerable children. Nicholas Nickleby, the protagonist, becomes aware of the school's abuses and seeks to improve the lives of the students, showcasing his compassion and moral integrity.