A boy returned to school, excemption for harvest

08/10/1917 to 08/10/1917

Perfect attendance spoiled by absence of boy on war work

03/05/1918 to 03/05/1918

Fred Harris came in, on leave from France

18/10/1918 to 18/10/1918

Influenza amoung children, Medical officer closed school for 2 weeks

31/10/1918 to 31/10/1918

re-opened

18/11/1918 to 18/11/1918

Children back at school but some suffer with headaches

13/12/1918 to 13/12/1918

Had to close school as no coal

13/02/1919 to 13/02/1919

Coal arrived

17/02/1919 to 17/02/1919

The King's week for peace given

17/10/1919 to 17/10/1919

Allowed 2 teachers to leave early to cycle to Warwick to see off Yeomanry friends being drafted at 6p

13/08/1914 to 13/08/1914

9/- PO sent to RSPCA from flag day for wounded horses in France

27/04/1917 to 27/04/1917

Begining this week school will commense at 1.30 for the winter months

22/10/1917 to 22/10/1917

Items made in Handiwork each week eg spills, beads, dolls to be sold & proceeds to Red Cross Hospital

01/02/1918 to 01/02/1918

Afternoon sessions resummed at 2pm

13/02/1918 to 13/02/1918

Teacher away since Wednesday owing to death of her brother

15/02/1918 to 15/02/1918

£1-11-0 sent to Red Cross Hospital Funds from proceeds of items made from waste materials collected &

04/03/1918 to 04/03/1918

School closed for rest of week as teachers required to fill in Food Ration Cards

06/03/1918 to 06/03/1918

53 eggs brought in during last week for National Egg Collection

01/05/1918 to 01/05/1918

School closed by order of Medical Officer due to influenza

08/07/1918 to 08/07/1918

Re-opened school, numbers low

01/08/1918 to 01/08/1918

Teacher away since Tuesday owing to death of her brother

06/09/1918 to 06/09/1918

Begining this week school will commense at 1.30 for the winter months

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

School closed by medical order

30/10/1918 to 30/10/1918

School re-opened

02/12/1918 to 02/12/1918

Afternoon sessions resummed at 2pm

14/02/1919 to 14/02/1919