Sent 62.5lb blackberries this week to Rugby

13/09/1918 to 13/09/1918

Closed for 2 weeks, children potato picking

11/10/1918 to 11/10/1918

Attendance poor, several boys still away potato picking

28/10/1918 to 28/10/1918

21 children away potato picking

01/11/1918 to 01/11/1918

several children still away potato picking

08/11/1918 to 08/11/1918

Armistice signed this morning so gave the children a holiday in the afternoon

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

resumed duties here after 2yrs 9 months on active service- E J Fell

01/02/1919 to 01/02/1919

School closed today for room to be prepared for 'Welcome Home' of returned soldiers

19/02/1919 to 19/02/1919

Children voted against their prize money being given to War Fund. Managers agreed as children had 2 c

22/02/1915 to 22/02/1915

Arthur Dipper of Coldstream Guards KIA, first loss from Roll of Honour

09/03/1915 to 09/03/1915

School closed this afternoon as King expected to review 29th Division of Army at the top of the villa

12/03/1915 to 12/03/1915

Children had splendid view of King reviewing the Troops. Very few people present & we were within 20y

15/03/1915 to 15/03/1915

2 boys given a week's holiday to help with the harvest

06/09/1915 to 06/09/1915

Mr G..., local farmer, appied for 13 boys to help pick his potatoes. Managers refused permission but

20/09/1915 to 20/09/1915

12 away picking potatoes for Mr B.....

05/10/1915 to 05/10/1915

3 teachers received 'War Bonus' of £5

01/12/1915 to 01/12/1915

Sent off form to office concerning effects of war on school life

01/02/1916 to 01/02/1916

Head master & senior boys to Daily Mail Office in Birmingham as collected waste paper. Also visited o

29/07/1918 to 29/07/1918

Closed to 21st for boys to help with potato picking

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

Lorna Wall, teacher, absent with influenza

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

Miss Powell sent home, ill with flu. 30 out of 67 absent

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

17 present. Received wire from Warks medical Officer to close school. Re-opened 2/12.

07/11/1918 to 07/11/1918

Extra week's holiday ordered by King to celebrate Peace. Each child presented with certificate souven

31/07/1919 to 31/07/1919

Armistice Day, observed 2 minutes Silence, prayers of thanksgiving.

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

700lb acorns & 3 sacks horse chestnuts assembled

26/10/1917 to 26/10/1917