Children sold flags, raised 12/8d for 'Our Day' Red Cross Soc

20/10/1917 to 20/10/1917

Mr Dunn (prev HT), on leave from France, talked to children about the War

01/03/1918 to 01/03/1918

Children collected during week £1 for Sir Arthur Pearson's Blinded Soldiers Children Fund

09/07/1918 to 09/07/1918

No coal delivered during holidays

30/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

Collecting wood for fires

01/10/1918 to 01/10/1918

Collecting sticks & logs during ramble

10/10/1918 to 10/10/1918

Coal at Banbury but no one to deliver it

17/10/1918 to 17/10/1918

Coal delivered this week

22/10/1918 to 22/10/1918

Closed til 18/11 by M O

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

Dir. Ed advised shorter lunch time to save on coal & light

20/11/1918 to 20/11/1918

Children collecting chestnuts

12/10/1917 to 12/10/1917

Re-opened school after 3 weeks closure due to 'flu by M O

22/11/1918 to 22/11/1918

1 extra week's holiday by order of King

17/10/1919 to 17/10/1919

All work for space of 2 minutes suspended at 11am

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

Amounts listed inc socks, sandbags + money raised for War effort

Children taken at 11.30 to Edge Hill to view manuvres of Territorials

10/12/1914 to 10/12/1914

School concert in evening in aid of Red Cross Fund

23/12/1915 to 23/12/1915

Concert repeated. £3-15-6 raised by both concerts for RC Fund

15/01/1916 to 15/01/1916

Given 3 months notice for return of land used for school garden.  Arranged to use part of H M garden

28/01/1916 to 28/01/1916

T J B, 12.5 years old, excempted until further notice. Mr Hawes of Upton Farm having applied for this

06/03/1916 to 06/03/1916

Mr Dunn, HM, 'not having attested in the initial stages of Lord Derby scheme'

15/05/1916 to 15/05/1916

Temporary HM suggested if HM called up

19/05/1916 to 19/05/1916

HM presented for Army Medical & passed for general service

29/05/1916 to 29/05/1916

E F F excempted for farm work

02/06/1916 to 02/06/1916

HM joins Army

17/06/1916 to 17/06/1916