School reopened after 8 weeks closed for measles outbreak & harvest holiday

16/09/1918 to 16/09/1918

90 children absent

05/12/1918 to 05/12/1918

School closed by Medical officer due to influenza

06/12/1918 to 06/12/1918

Mr Armitage resumed duties after release from Army

03/02/1919 to 03/02/1919

School closed for summer holidays inc. extra week by wish of His Majesty

25/07/1919 to 25/07/1919

Armistice Day. By King's wish there was 2 minutes silent rememberance at 11am for those who gave thei

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

3 boys exempted for work on farm

12/05/1916 to 12/05/1916

School closed for a month for harvest holiday

01/09/1916 to 01/09/1916

School closed for 2 weeks for haymaking

22/06/1917 to 22/06/1917

School closed for 3 weeks for harvest

24/08/1917 to 24/08/1917

Blackberry picking for soldiers, registers not marked

25/09/1917 to 25/09/1917

Children taken to see aeroplane which had dropped in a nearby field

22/03/1918 to 22/03/1918

Haymaking holiday until 15/7/1918

28/06/1918 to 28/06/1918

Closed for harvest until 16/9/1918

22/08/1918 to 22/08/1918

School closed for 5 weeks, extra week granted for peace

08/08/1919 to 08/08/1919

Miss Richards & Miss Albrighton absent yesterday helping prepare Public Hall at Henley in readiness f

19/11/1914 to 19/11/1914

Miss Brookes absent yesterday & today on Red Cross work

04/12/1914 to 04/12/1914

Miss A absent 3pms on R C work, HM absent 2 days on RC work

11/12/1914 to 11/12/1914

Miss A absent all day & Miss R in pm

22/12/1914 to 22/12/1914

Admitted 3 Belgian children, Dr advised withdrawal for feew weeks quaranteen

15/01/1915 to 15/01/1915

Miss A absent today & Miss R in pm

Children taken at 11.15 & 2.15 to watch manouvers at Ullenhall of 3rd City Battallion, stationed at H

15/04/1915 to 15/04/1915

Miss R absent 4 days, HM 1 day this week at R C

16/04/1915 to 16/04/1915

Miss R absent 4 days, HM 1 day this week at R C

30/04/1915 to 30/04/1915

Miss A at Henley Hosp 4 days this week, HM 1 day

21/05/1915 to 21/05/1915