Closed for blackberry picking

11/09/1918 to 11/09/1918

Closed for blackberry picking

18/09/1918 to 18/09/1918

Closed for blackberry picking

25/09/1918 to 25/09/1918

Closed for blackberry picking

13/10/1918 to 13/10/1918

Closed for blackberry picking

20/10/1918 to 20/10/1918

Closed until 18/11 due to flu epidemic

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

Mr Pierce returned to duties after being absent on military service since December 1914

17/03/1919 to 17/03/1919

B C Simmonds on temporary duties, finished 29/7

30/06/1919 to 30/06/1919

Mr Burdell returned, left 19/12/1919

01/09/1919 to 01/09/1919

St Andrews Day-Parents meeting & unveiling of War memorial Tablet

30/11/1919 to 30/11/1919

Armistice Day. Short service & silence in memory of Fallen Old Boys, 50 parents present

11/11/1920 to 11/11/1920

Mr Wolfe, Assistant teacher, joined HM forces which caused me to re-organise whole school

02/09/1914 to 02/09/1914

Mr Pierce, Ass. teacher, left to join HMF

08/12/1914 to 08/12/1914

Mr H C Burdett left for HMF, received resignation letter on 27/7/1915

11/06/1915 to 11/06/1915

Most of boys made copies of notice issued by Board of Trade conerning shortage & high price of meat

04/06/1915 to 04/06/1915

£1-7-0 collected for YMCA Hut Week. Receipt from local secretary posted on notice board

19/11/1917 to 19/11/1917

Circular form Board Ed to collect horse chestnuts to reduce grain used in industrial processes. Large

21/09/1917 to 21/09/1917

Closed half day tp prepare for Patriotic entertainment by children, proceeds to Belgian Fund & soldie

21/11/1914 to 21/11/1914

Attendance down due to 'flu

25/10/1918 to 25/10/1918

Harry <Piland>, Canadian forces, ex pupil, called in. Confirmed another ex pupil Arthur Maycock kille

25/10/1918 to 25/10/1918

MO closed school at noon until 18/11

28/10/1918 to 28/10/1918

Ernest Bloxham, PoW since 26/8/1914 called in, pleased to see him

16/12/1918 to 16/12/1918

Miss Harrison RA Force called in

20/12/1918 to 20/12/1918

Mr Percival ex teacher, released from Army, called in

24/01/1918 to 24/01/1918

Godfrey Johnson Ireland, ex signaller & wireless op, active service in Italy & Egypt, resumed duties

27/01/1919 to 27/01/1919