Mrs Braddock absent by permission. Husband at home on last leave before leaving for "The Front".

18/10/1916 to 18/10/1916

Very large quantity of artiles & knitted comforts have been made for soldiers and for hospitals.

03/07/1917 to 03/07/1917

Head Mistress absent, by permission, to attend wedding of niece with a soldier from France

11/09/1917 to 11/09/1917

School closed for blackberry picking.

20/09/1917 to 20/09/1917

Attendance very poor. Many girls potato picking

30/09/1917 to 30/09/1917

Mrs Braddock absent by permission. Her husband is on 14 days leave from the "Front"

08/11/1917 to 08/11/1917

School closed in afternoon for teahers to assist with Local Scheme for distribution of food

27/02/1918 to 27/02/1918

Day's holiday given to children of Council School as over £1000 subscribed in War Savings Certificate

04/03/1918 to 04/03/1918

Teachers helping out at Food Control Office with making out new ration books

11/07/1918 to 11/07/1918

School closed for 4 half days for blackberry picking.

01/09/1918 to 01/09/1918

School closed for one week for midterm holiday to enable children to hep with potato picking

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

School closed for 2 weeks on order of MoH because of epidemic of influenza

01/11/1918 to 01/11/1918

School for for another week because of influenza

18/11/1918 to 18/11/1918

Armistice Day observed. King's letter read out and period of silence and remembrance passed on their

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

Mrs Braddock absent. Gone to Nottingham with her invalid husband to be examined by Medical Board Spec

02/07/1920 to 02/07/1920

Boys gathered blackberries in afternoon under supervision

29/08/1918 to 29/08/1918

138 lbs of blackberries sent off to Nuneaton

30/08/1918 to 30/08/1918

4 more blackberry picking half days. Total of 343 lbs of blackberries sent off

04/09/1918 to 04/09/1918

School breaks up for a week's holiday as so many boys are potato picking

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

Class of boys commenced to mark out and dig the school garden

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

Influenza causing a poor attendance. 135 out of 168 possible

29/10/1918 to 29/10/1918

School closed for a fortnight owing to influenza by order of the MoH

01/11/1918 to 01/11/1918

School closed for another week by order of MoH

18/11/1918 to 18/11/1918

Mr C R Pike has been returned to school from the Army. He takes Standard 3.

07/01/1919 to 07/01/1919

150 boys joined League of Young Patriots

14/09/1914 to 14/09/1914