School re-opened. Many seniors absent for fruit picking.

16/07/1917 to 16/07/1917

Several boys absent today for plum picking

30/07/1917 to 30/07/1917

Attendance very poor in upper department as children have been employed by farmers in the district to

10/09/1915 to 10/09/1915

JS has been absent all the week working on a farm

14/01/1916 to 14/01/1916

Attendance Officer called. Reported JS who is still absent

21/01/1916 to 21/01/1916

JS still absent from school doing farm work

04/02/1916 to 04/02/1916

Attendance Officer called. Again reported JS who is still absent

18/02/1916 to 18/02/1916

Col Monckton of Meriden has sent a supply of wool for the girls to make mittens & mufflers for soldie

03/03/1916 to 03/03/1916

JS returned to school on Monday by order of the Attendance Committee - he is to remain until Easter

24/03/1916 to 24/03/1916

Attendance in Upper Shool very poor this week. Children away picking potatoes or minding baby while t

13/10/1916 to 13/10/1916

Attendance this week has been very poor indeed. Several children away all week employed by farmers fo

19/10/1916 to 19/10/1916

All cases of potato pickers reported to the Attendance Officer

27/10/1916 to 27/10/1916

Attendance much better this week. CP has been granted a fortnight's exemption for farm work

03/11/1916 to 03/11/1916

Attendance Officer called. Reported AD and WS who are away potato picking. CP has left to work on a f

17/11/1916 to 17/11/1916

The managers have decided to close the school for a week so the children can help the farms with pota

28/09/1917 to 28/09/1917

The children have gathered a quarter of a ton of horsechestnuts as requested by the Director of Prope

19/10/1917 to 19/10/1917

Vicar called and decided to close school next week to enable children to help in potato picking

27/09/1918 to 27/09/1918

To save coal, managers decided to curtail the dinner hour.

18/10/1918 to 18/10/1918

17 children away owing to influenza. Instructions received from Mr Boulton-King to close the school

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

School to stay closed for a further week

23/11/1918 to 23/11/1918

Head & Vicar took 10 older scholars to Birmingham to see film of the surrender of the German Fleet

14/02/1919 to 14/02/1919

In consequence of signing of the Peace, the King has granted an extra week's holiday.

20/07/1919 to 20/07/1919

Several boys absent to assist farmers in the Harvest

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Three Belgian refugees admitted to school - 2 boys and 1 girl

06/11/1914 to 06/11/1914

The 2 Belgian boys in Form 6 are making very good progress in English

04/12/1914 to 04/12/1914