In order to release older boys to help with haymaking school to close earlier

26/06/1916 to 26/06/1916

Ed Com requesthalf day holiday for children to pick blackberries for jam for Army & Navy

17/09/1917 to 17/09/1917

Blackberry picking in pm

18/09/1917 to 18/09/1917

Blackberry picking in pm also 1/10, 2/10, 9/10, 15/10

24/09/1917 to 24/09/1917

Blackberry picking in pm

11/09/1918 to 11/09/1918

Blackberry picking in pm also several more sessions through to October

12/09/1918 to 12/09/1918

4 children absent with Spanish Influenza

18/10/1918 to 18/10/1918

26 absent with Spanish Influenza

22/10/1918 to 22/10/1918

Sherbourne auxiliary hospital: Army Council certificate re establishment of

Notes on recruitment, deaths, etc.

Children allowed to sing patriotic songs & play games in pm as news that Armistice had been signed by

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

3 boys exempted for work on farm

12/05/1916 to 12/05/1916

School closed for a month for harvest holiday

01/09/1916 to 01/09/1916

School closed for 2 weeks for haymaking

22/06/1917 to 22/06/1917

School closed for 3 weeks for harvest

24/08/1917 to 24/08/1917

Blackberry picking for soldiers, registers not marked

25/09/1917 to 25/09/1917

Children taken to see aeroplane which had dropped in a nearby field

22/03/1918 to 22/03/1918

Haymaking holiday until 15/7/1918

28/06/1918 to 28/06/1918

Closed for harvest until 16/9/1918

22/08/1918 to 22/08/1918

School closed for 5 weeks, extra week granted for peace

08/08/1919 to 08/08/1919

Scrapbooks of press cuttings; photographs of war damage

01/01/1915 to 31/12/1916

Whitehall War Memorial: list of subscribers, minutes of sub-committee.  Whitehall Recreation Ground,

01/01/1922 to 31/12/1922

War Memorial Committee: minutes, etc.

01/01/1919 to 31/12/1924

F. Lapworth: diary - ?hospital orderly

01/01/1918 to 31/12/1918

WH Gibbs left for the Colours

26/07/1918 to 26/07/1918