Miss Taylor, a teacher from 1901 & Miss Jeacock, a scholar, then pupil teacher & teacher from 1902 bo

25/11/1918 to 25/11/1918

Mr G H Tippet resumed teaching after demobilisation

10/03/1919 to 10/03/1919

Closed due to soldiers' welcome home supper

17/03/1919 to 17/03/1919

Closed as unable to clear & clean after Peace Celebration of Saturday

21/07/1919 to 21/07/1919

Mr Morris, Attendance Officer, called to his battalion

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Several children absent, collecting blackberries

25/09/1914 to 25/09/1914

I am having a number of applications for boys to leave school before 13 years of age to be engaged in

05/03/1915 to 05/03/1915

Opened on Whit Monday conforming with Government wishes for no Public Holiday

12/06/1916 to 12/06/1916

Received a letter of thanks from the National Service dept for the wool collected from the hedges by

11/06/1917 to 11/06/1917

War Saving still continues to be a success. Children very enthusiastic. The ammount now reached £147

22/10/1917 to 22/10/1917

Rev C McNulty came this morning & talked to children about work of YMCA at the front especially about

13/11/1917 to 13/11/1917

Children brought coppers & a cake, decorated with flags painted by the boys, was sent to the wounded

20/12/1917 to 20/12/1917

Last week being aeroplane week there were 17 War Saving Certs bought by the children

11/03/1918 to 11/03/1918

Our War saving now amounts to £308

24/06/1918 to 24/06/1918

For Empire Day 14/10d was sent to Overseas Club to buy smokes for the Tommies. Children also collecte

24/06/1918 to 24/06/1918

16 away with influenza

01/07/1918 to 01/07/1918

Independance day observed-Vicar talked to children about the Americans & the part they are playing in

04/07/1918 to 04/07/1918

A teacher is away today her brother having died at the front

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

School closed today under Medical Orders for Influenza until Monday 11/11

30/10/1918 to 30/10/1918

School closed Wed, 12th-Fri 14th on account of shortage of coal & coke

17/02/1919 to 17/02/1919

School granted half holiday for preparations to be made for Peace Celebrations tomorrow

18/07/1919 to 18/07/1919

School closed for 5 weeks, extra week granted by HM King

01/08/1919 to 01/08/1919

Children assembled in the large room at 5 minutes to eleven. The King's message was read by the Head

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

School closed several days due to lack of coal

01/01/1920 to 03/04/1905

Holiday granted on Friday to celebrate the fact that 1000 War Saving Certs had been purchased by this

12/07/1920 to 12/07/1920