8/- collected for Army Christmas Pudding Fund

01/11/1916 to 01/11/1916

Senior boys taken to National Economy Exhibition at Town Hall

08/03/1917 to 08/03/1917

HMI informed Dir. Education of urgency for another teacher as staffing inadequate

09/03/1917 to 09/03/1917

Changes in timetable after consultation with HMI to strengthen teaching of 3Rs

12/03/1917 to 12/03/1917

Mr Hellyor gave short address on Food Economy

14/05/1917 to 14/05/1917

6/- for RSPCA Fund for sick & wounded horses

25/05/1917 to 25/05/1917

6/6d collected for Overseas Club Tobacco Fund

25/06/1917 to 25/06/1917

50lb blackberries picked for jam for soldiers

20/09/1917 to 20/09/1917

More blackberry picking in pm

27/09/1917 to 27/09/1917

118lb blackberries despatched

28/09/1917 to 28/09/1917

Local Com of Navy League invited boys to Picture House for address & films to celebrate Nelson's Day

20/10/1917 to 20/10/1917

1 Guinea collected for YMCA Hut Fund

26/11/1917 to 26/11/1917

Chestnuts collected during autumn for Min. of Propellants taken to station

18/12/1917 to 18/12/1917

25/-6d collected for Sir A C Pearson's fund for children of blind soldiers

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

School closed today for 2 weeks. Children of upper school to help with haymaking & harvest, consquent

04/07/1918 to 04/07/1918

Several removals over past fortnight owing to people moving nearer to munition centres

10/10/1918 to 10/10/1918

School closed by Medical officer due to influenza

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

School re-opened. Afternoon sessions to start at 1pm rather than 1.30pm until the end of winter

02/12/1918 to 02/12/1918

One week extension to school holiday granted to celebrate peace

01/09/1919 to 01/09/1919

No fires as no coal, caretaker managed to get 2cwt on 9/11

05/11/1920 to 05/11/1920

The boys were making Bed Cradles for the hospitals for wounded soldiers and sailors

28/09/1914 to 28/09/1914

Admitted Three girls - Belgian Refugees -who were residing in the village with their parents and fami

17/11/1914 to 17/11/1914

Three Boys Belgian Refugees admitted to school

07/01/1915 to 07/01/1915

Mrs Perry received notice to proceed at once to a school at Rugby to take the place of a male teacher

21/01/1915 to 21/01/1915

Owing to the war,there is a great difficulty in getting coal.A supply ordered during the Christmas ho

29/01/1915 to 29/01/1915