WW1 Records Database
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School Log Book, Stockingford Council School - CR4369
Miss T............ absent-went to see her brother home on leave from France
31/03/1919 to 31/03/1919
School Log Book, Stockingford Council School - CR4369
Mrs H.... absent-influenza
24/03/1919 to 24/03/1919
School Log Book, Stockingford Council School - CR4369
Opened fund to provide memorial to old boys who lost their lives in the Great War
25/05/1919 to 25/05/1919
School Log Book, Stockingford Council School - CR4369
Memorial fund extended to allow old boys to subscribe
30/05/1919 to 30/05/1919
School Log Book, Stockingford Council School - CR4369
School closed to enable preparations for peace celebrations tomorrow
18/07/1919 to 18/07/1919
School Log Book, Stockingford Council School - CR4369
Miss T...... seriously ill with influenza. Resumed duties 2/9/1919
28/07/1919 to 28/07/1919
School Log Book, Stockingford Council School - CR4369
Bad weather prevented scholars sports on Peace celebration day. Closed this pm to allow them this eve
29/07/1919 to 29/07/1919
School Log Book, Stockingford Council School - CR4369
Staff meeting to consider design & estimates for Memorial Tablet to former scholars lost in Great War
08/10/1919 to 08/10/1919
School Log Book, Stockingford Council School - CR4369
School closed for a week- at King's request- Peace Holiday
24/10/1919 to 24/10/1919
School Log Book, Stockingford Council School - CR4369
9am flag at half mast. 10.50 names of 54 teachers & former scholars who lost their lives read out. 11
11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919
School Log Book, Stockingford Council School - CR4369
War Memorial Tablet arrived
05/03/1920 to 05/03/1920
School Log Book, Stockingford Council School - CR4369
Unveiling of Memorial Tablet. Many old boys, parents of fallen, subscibers & teachers attended
17/03/1920 to 17/03/1920
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
New Attendance officer as previous holder Mr Morris called up for military service
18/09/1914 to 18/09/1914
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
School closed on Wednesday 12th for annual May day festival. Owing to war festivities considerably cu
14/05/1915 to 14/05/1915
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
Children have subscribed very liberally towards the Overseas Club Fund for the purchase of comforts f
21/05/1915 to 21/05/1915
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
Appeal on behalf of sick & wounded horses of the war to which children responded splendidly. Today is
28/02/1916 to 28/02/1916
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
Mr Morris, attendance officer, has returned from the war as unfit for further service & has resumed d
08/09/1916 to 08/09/1916
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
Garden ground dug by children of 1st class. The mistress has promised they shall plant useful vegetab
16/03/1917 to 16/03/1917
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
Boys have done a considerable amount of work in the garden this week. Planted artichokes, radishes,l
30/03/1917 to 30/03/1917
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
Children contributed 8/-6d to Wounded Horses Fund (RSPCA)
27/04/1917 to 27/04/1917
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
Considerable damage to garden by fowls of tenants in ajoining property. Children very much upset, not
27/04/1917 to 27/04/1917
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
Fowls damaged beds of onions & beans. Complaint lodged with management
13/07/1917 to 13/07/1917
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
Bed damaged last week re-sown with cabbages
20/07/1917 to 20/07/1917
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
£1-5-0d contributed by children & staff to the 'Blinded Soldiers' Children Fund & forwarded to their
21/12/1917 to 21/12/1917
School Log Book, Stockton - CR4420
1st collection of eggs for wounded soldiers sent off today
10/05/1918 to 10/05/1918
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