Attendance poor this week owing to Sunday School Treats & preparations for 'Peace Day'

18/07/1919 to 18/07/1919

Half term plus Peace Week

30/10/1919 to 30/10/1919

Peace Tea for girls

31/10/1919 to 31/10/1919

Mrs Jackson absent as husband returned from Russia

28/11/1919 to 28/11/1919

Took girls to Bilton Road this am to see full parade, 3 Regiments

23/02/1915 to 23/02/1915

Rev Aston visited accompanied by wounded Australian soldiers

18/06/1915 to 18/06/1915

School pm hours 1.30-3.45 for winter months

09/11/1915 to 09/11/1915

Miss Ward at Drill Hall helping Miss Ford Tuesday pm, Wednesday & Thursday am

19/11/1915 to 19/11/1915

Miss Taylor & Miss Yates at Drill Hall several times last week helping fill in recuitment forms

10/12/1915 to 10/12/1915

37 girls transferred their savings from Penny Bank to the War Loan

01/07/1916 to 01/07/1916

About 90 girls taken to The Empire on Tuesday pm to see 'Empires' Fighters'.  Essays written afterwar

19/01/1917 to 19/01/1917

Girls having holiday tomorrow as War Savings for 3 depts exceed £1000

22/02/1917 to 22/02/1917

Start at 1.30 for winter

01/10/1917 to 01/10/1917

Quite a number of girls absent today, trying to get butter or margarine

19/12/1917 to 19/12/1917

Attendance poor due to difficulties obtaining food

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

Holiday tomorrow for 2nd £1000 War Savings bought by 3 depts

16/05/1918 to 16/05/1918

Closed until 18/7 due to Influenza

08/07/1918 to 08/07/1918

2 teachers & 24 girls ill with 'flu

18/10/1918 to 18/10/1918

50 girls & 4 teachers ill with 'flu, school closed

22/10/1918 to 22/10/1918

Miss Taylor absent following death of her sister, she has been ill herself

06/12/1918 to 06/12/1918

42 cases of 'flu

04/03/1919 to 04/03/1919

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