Closed for Peace celebrations

18/07/1919 to 18/07/1919

School holidays, 1 extra week as peace commemoration

31/07/1919 to 31/07/1919

J B Pattison leaves, called to colours in HM forces

04/02/1916 to 04/02/1916

Boy granted excemption for farm work

10/03/1916 to 10/03/1916

Collected 11/6 for Relief of irish Soldiers

17/03/1916 to 17/03/1916

Mr W H Turner forced to give up his appointment here owing to results of wounds received in France

17/03/1916 to 17/03/1916

A J Heath left to join Army. W J Sidwell had 2 hours leave for medical examination at Budbrooke barra

16/05/1916 to 16/05/1916

Empire Day collection £1-10-5 for School War Fund

24/05/1916 to 24/05/1916

School War Fund reaches £8. Spending on parcels of food for Old Boys now PoWs. 10 parcels ' 4/6 dispa

07/06/1916 to 07/06/1916

Owing to importance of food production, series of lessons on soil, manures etc instead of ordinary sc

12/03/1917 to 12/03/1917

W J Sidwell leaves to join forces

24/03/1917 to 24/03/1917

Visits from Pte A J Heath, 2nd Lt L J Seaman, both staff of school

24/03/1917 to 24/03/1917

Teacher resigned today, her husband being released by Army neccesitates her return to home duties

04/04/1917 to 04/04/1917

Empire Day Roll of Honour of old Boys killed & military honours read out

24/05/1917 to 24/05/1917

Lt L J Seaman visited today, staff

20/07/1917 to 20/07/1917

Sgt W Essam home on leave from france called in, staff 1st assistant

28/08/1917 to 28/08/1917

Blackberry picking in pm collected 1.5cwt

17/09/1917 to 17/09/1917

Blackberry picking in pm

24/09/1917 to 24/09/1917

Blackberry picking in pm, total wt 7.25cwt

25/09/1917 to 25/09/1917

Head Teacher rep of local War Savings Committee at meeting at Albert Hall

22/10/1917 to 22/10/1917

198 boys joined Legion of the League of National Safety. We collected various waste materials in conj

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

Serious fall in attendance, queues responsible

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

164 out of 231 attended this pm- margerine shortages

01/02/1918 to 01/02/1918

Attendance very poor this week, struggle for food stuffs and coal mainly being responsible

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Attendance better due to rationing scheme

01/03/1918 to 01/03/1918