half day for blackberry picking, over 1.5cwt collected on 13th

20/09/1918 to 20/09/1918

Closed due to 'flu

30/10/1918 to 30/10/1918

News of signing of Armistice with Germans arrived at 11am. Hoisted & saluted the Union Jack then asse

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

Closed, re-opened & closed again til 6/1/1919

01/11/1918 to 01/11/1918

Mrs S.....to spend time with husband returned from front

06/01/1919 to 06/01/1919

Head teacher absent til 7/4 with 'flu

24/03/1919 to 24/03/1919

Closed to allow those who wished to go to Birmingham to see Royal Procession

21/05/1919 to 21/05/1919

Closed to allow school room to be prepared for 'Peace celebrations' on 19th

18/07/1919 to 18/07/1919

Closed for summer holidays inc. 1 extra week by King's wish to celebrate peace

31/07/1919 to 31/07/1919

Children assembled at 10.55 & King's letter read out. 2 mins silence at 11 followed by hymn 'O God ou

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

BB absent this week helping father on his farm as 'man' has enlisted, back on 18/1

15/01/1915 to 15/01/1915

BB absent all week, working on father's farm

29/01/1915 to 29/01/1915

BB still absent, working on farm

12/02/1915 to 12/02/1915

EH Carter HMI visited to inquire into staffing arrangements

18/03/1915 to 18/03/1915

Vicar brought Roll of Honour

22/03/1915 to 22/03/1915

Children sent prize money to 'Times Sick & Wounded Fund', £1-2-3 shown in today's paper

25/03/1915 to 25/03/1915

BB absent all week on father's farm

12/05/1915 to 12/05/1915

2 boys & girls cleared walls of Peace decorations, pictures etc as end of term

19/12/1918 to 19/12/1918

Closed for 1 day Peace Holiday before celebration on Saturday

07/07/1919 to 07/07/1919

Service of Silence & Remerance of Glorious Dead at 11.  In pm seniors drew a plan of Cenotaph in Whit

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

3 boys absent, working

31/05/1915 to 31/05/1915

Attended, at request of prosecuting solicitor, Henley Police Court, where local farmer prosecuted & f

28/07/1915 to 28/07/1915

began egg collection for Red Cross Society, 76 in 1st week

14/04/1916 to 14/04/1916

Owing to Warks Ed Comm intimating that they could not continue to pay Miss G.....'s salary, local man

31/05/1916 to 31/05/1916

managers decided to give 3 weeks holiday to enable boys to assist with hay harvest

23/06/1916 to 23/06/1916