School closed for fortnight due to flu epidemic

09/12/1918 to 09/12/1918

School closed by Medical officer due to influenza

06/12/1918 to 06/12/1918

60 hospital bags forwarded to Lady Smith Dorren's Hospital bag Fund.....£1 sent to Hermitage VAD Hosp

06/12/1918 to 06/12/1918

Miss Taylor absent following death of her sister, she has been ill herself

06/12/1918 to 06/12/1918

Vicar home on leave from France visited the school

06/12/1918 to 06/12/1918

90 children absent

05/12/1918 to 05/12/1918

Head teacher & Miss P........... assisted in despatch of Ballot Papers (General Election) to members

05/12/1918 to 05/12/1918

A teacher absent through illness

05/12/1918 to 05/12/1918

Pte V Hannem, 48th Canadian Highlanders, Old Boy, PoW for 3 years, called in to thank boys for parcel

04/12/1918 to 04/12/1918

Mr JS Briggs ASC called in on leave from France

04/12/1918 to 04/12/1918

Several children still away suffering from after effects of Influenza

02/12/1918 to 02/12/1918

Re-opened school

02/12/1918 to 02/12/1918

Re-opened 35 out of 52 present

02/12/1918 to 02/12/1918

School re-opened

02/12/1918 to 02/12/1918

re-opened, another teacher still absent

02/12/1918 to 02/12/1918

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

Miss Wall returned to school today

02/12/1918 to 02/12/1918

School reopened. Epidemic getting less. Great number of fatal cases in town and district chiefly amon

02/12/1918 to 02/12/1918

School reopened. Was closed for a month because of Influenza. Two children died.

02/12/1918 to 02/12/1918

School reopened after a month's closure due to Spanish Influenza

02/12/1918 to 02/12/1918

Wormleighton - death in action of soldier

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Wormleighton - Fund raising for British Red Cross.

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Stockton - 1 soldier killed shortly before the armistice

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Stockton - too much sickness in the village for public celebration of the armistice.

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918

Shotteswell - 'Flu outbreak on Monday 18th November, spread rapidly and almost every house affected b

01/12/1918 to 31/12/1918