Urgent appeal for eggs for wounded soldiers. 150 eggs and 12/- collected from parish and sent to depo

10/05/1918 to 10/05/1918

Schools to notify Director of Education of suspected cases of Spanish influenza. Headmaster & one chi

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

Blackberry picking. 247 lbs sent to depot - Lion Toffee Mills, Wiggin St, Birmingham -

13/09/1917 to 13/09/1917

Several applications received from farmers for child labour. All referred to school attendance office

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

More cases of influenza. School closed for a week.

25/10/1918 to 25/10/1918

Excitement re peace celebrations. Lessons given on effect of war - joys and sorrows, duty of citizens

18/07/1919 to 18/07/1919

Unveiling of Cenotaph and burial of unknown solder (in London). School lowered Union Jack and held 2

11/11/1920 to 11/11/1920

Mr Fell, School Attendance Officer has been called up for military service.

12/09/1914 to 12/09/1914

Girls knitting socks for soldiers - material supplied by local committee in Stratford on Avon.

12/09/1914 to 12/09/1914

History and fortunes of war studied by the older children

12/09/1914 to 12/09/1914

Georgraphy lessons dealing with the war area

18/09/1914 to 18/09/1914

Girls now making soldiers helmets and belts. Teachers & children subscribing to buy the wool

09/10/1914 to 09/10/1914

Boys sketching maps of the North Channel showing prescribed area for shipping during time of German U

26/02/1915 to 26/02/1915

News received of an old scholar, Thomas Ladas Powers, who has been killed in action

05/03/1915 to 05/03/1915

Boys granted leave for farm work and gardening

19/03/1915 to 12/04/1915

Making of sandbags commenced

11/06/1915 to 11/06/1915

Belgian boy admitted to school

18/01/1915 to 18/01/1915

Applications made for 6 boys to help out for a week longer with the harvest

04/09/1915 to 04/09/1915

9 boys gardening - 8 plots, 1 flower border and 2 seed plots

04/09/1915 to 04/09/1915

Constant applications for boys to be given leave to work for farmers

01/04/1916 to 31/12/1916

Children being granted exemption from school to help on farms. Mostly Boys - one girl allowed to stay

01/01/1917

Capt Guest gave a lecture to upper school on the taking of Passchendale ridge

31/01/1917 to 31/01/1917

Boys given leave to work on farms - usually for 1 month

01/02/1918 to 01/10/1918

Half days for children to collect blackberries to be made into jam for soldiers

18/09/1918 to 08/10/1918

School close all day for peace celebrations

21/07/1919 to 21/07/1919