Admitted Belgian refugee aged 9 (A d C)

06/11/1914 to 06/11/1914

Children decided to give their prize money to Red Cross

05/02/1915 to 05/02/1915

5 children stayed away Monday pm to see soldiers on Kineton Road

05/03/1915 to 05/03/1915

Re-addmitted A d C, Belgian refugge

12/03/1915 to 12/03/1915

Removed Belgian refugee from register

30/07/1915 to 30/07/1915

3 applications for excemption of boys aged 12 refused for the present

07/04/1916 to 07/04/1916

3/3d collected for wounded prisoners

26/05/1916 to 26/05/1916

3 boys have special leave to work until end of September

30/06/1916 to 30/06/1916

Re-admitted A d C, Belgian refugee

16/01/1917 to 16/01/1917

Name removed as family left village

09/02/1917 to 09/02/1917

Circular received re picking blackberries for jam for soldiers

14/09/1917 to 14/09/1917

Letter from Mr Fox asking children to collect horse chestnuts

21/09/1917 to 21/09/1917

25lb 11oz blackberries picked for Army jam

21/09/1917 to 21/09/1917

59lb 3oz blackberries picked in pm

28/09/1917 to 28/09/1917

W G excemption for 3 months

05/10/1917 to 05/10/1917

School reopened after 3 weeks closed for harvest

18/09/1916 to 18/09/1916

Mr Armitage away today to see OTC HQ London as he is to join up Dec 1st

09/11/1916 to 09/11/1916

...Mr Armitage away at HAC HQ London

01/12/1916 to 01/12/1916

Mr Armitage called up for military service

19/12/1916 to 19/12/1916

Head Master laments splitting of holidays for farmers, it certainly seems a waste so far as the child

07/08/1917 to 07/08/1917

Closed for 3 weeks holiday

31/08/1917 to 31/08/1917

Halfday holiday to allow children to pick blackberries to make jam for troops. Picked more than 2 cwt

03/10/1917 to 03/10/1917

Attendance very low....others away to help with the hay- many without any such thing as appling for p

28/06/1918 to 28/06/1918

School reopened after 8 weeks closed for measles outbreak & harvest holiday

16/09/1918 to 16/09/1918

90 children absent

05/12/1918 to 05/12/1918