Older scholars went to lantern lecture at Picture Palace given by Navy League

10/10/1916 to 10/10/1916

Children contributed £1.3.6. to the "Jack Cornwall" funds

25/09/1916 to 25/09/1916

Teacher, Mrs Mountford, away a.m. seeing her husband off to War

22/09/1916 to 22/09/1916

A War Savings Association started in connection with the school

28/08/1916 to 28/08/1916

Pupils raised £1.30 for the Overseas Club funds

25/05/1916 to 25/05/1916

Three old pupils on furlough paid a visit to school before going to the Front

10/04/1916 to 10/04/1916

Lieutenant L J Kelsey, former student teacher, home from the front, called in at school.

30/03/1916 to 30/03/1916

Headteacher attended Coventry Police Court to be sworn in as a special constable

10/03/1916 to 10/03/1916

Children sold "Victory" soap tablets & raised £1 for the Royal Warwickshire Regiment PoW fund.

18/02/1916 to 18/02/1916

Several "Old Boys" in Khaki visited the school

20/01/1916 to 20/01/1916

Children raised £1.1.6 for "Overseas Club" for Xmas gifts for sailors & soldiers.

10/12/1915 to 10/12/1915

Children sold badges and raised £2.10.6 for RSPCA "Sick & Wounded Horses Fund"

17/11/1915 to 17/11/1915

"French Flag Day". Children took part in a public celebration and raised £1.0.8 towards Relief Fund.

14/07/1915 to 14/07/1915

Children raised £1.3.0 for the Overseas Club funds.

21/05/1915 to 21/05/1915

Unveiling of "Roll of Honour" by Captain Oliver Bellasis. 22 old boys have gone to War. Children sang

15/04/1915 to 15/04/1915

Distribution of certificates to children who have foregone prize money to give to War Relief Funds.

15/04/1915 to 15/04/1915

Children raised £1 towards local Belgian Relief Fund by sale of badges & sachets

02/02/1915 to 02/02/1915

Children voted to allow their prize money for 1914 to go to War Relief Funds (£9.19.6.)

21/01/1915 to 21/01/1915

Headteacher left a little early to meet soldier nephew who is going abroad

15/01/1915 to 15/01/1915

Rumour that soldiers marching through the town. Children allowed out of school. A false alarm.

14/01/1915 to 14/01/1915

Children collected £1 6s for Princess Mary's Fund to provide Christmas boxes for soldiers & sailors a

26/10/1914 to 26/10/1914

School reopened. Headteacher addressed children on their duty and demeanour during the War.

24/08/1914 to 24/08/1914

Description of living conditions.

General information about living conditions.

Letter from Charles J Shreive to his Mother and Gladys. Re Hoping for leave to get home.

11/09/1917 to 11/09/1917