A & B classes did not attend as Instructor in London to be medically examined

18/03/1918 to 18/03/1918

Notified that all schools in Rugby closed for 10 days due to flu epidemic.

08/07/1918 to 19/07/1918

Class J did not attend as Weslyan School closed by flu epidemic. Centre closed from 21st October to

18/10/1918 to 18/11/1918

Closed in pm as schools closed to welcome captured German Guns to Rugby

11/12/1918 to 11/12/1918

Regret that Mr Warner died of pneumonia after attack of flu

24/02/1919 to 24/02/1919

7 boys absent, ill with flu

25/02/1919 to 25/02/1919

Half term plus Peace Week

30/10/1919 to 30/10/1919

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

Half day holiday prior to evening concert at Red Cross Hospital, Maxstoke Castle

05/11/1917 to 05/11/1917

£4-2-6d collected for Blind Soldiers & Dr Banardo's House & 10/- for Overseas Club. Infants gave 13/1

06/01/1918 to 06/01/1918

109lb waste paper taken to Waste Paper Depot

31/01/1918 to 31/01/1918

Empire day sale of flags for british PoWs raised £3-12-1d, sent to Lady Mayoress of Birmingham

24/05/1918 to 24/05/1918

USA Independance Day, work of US as our ally dwelt upon

04/07/1918 to 04/07/1918

463 lb waste paper taken in sacks to station by 3 boys in pm

26/07/1918 to 26/07/1918

Half day's holiday to prepare Patriotic Entertainment by children in evenings of 21st & 22nd. Proceed

21/11/1914 to 21/11/1914

Raised £5 for Belgian Relief Fund & £2-7-9 1/2d for Soldiers clothing.  Children gave up money provid

24/11/1914 to 24/11/1914

Received receipt from Bishop of Birmingham for £5 for Relief Fund

07/12/1914 to 07/12/1914

Timetable not followed during visit by Belgian Refugees

22/12/1914 to 22/12/1914