The school closed for a week by order of the Medical Officer on account of the influenza

30/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

School closed for a further 3 weeks by order of the Medical Officer on account of the influenza

07/10/1918 to 07/10/1918

School opened after further week's closure

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

Because of the signing of the Armistice with Germany few children came to school. The Managers grante

12/11/1918 to 12/11/1918

Armistice Day. Held short service of Silence & Remembrance and gave a short address on the League of

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

Girls started knitting mittens for soldiers in their spare time. Wool supplied by Col. & Mrs Monkton

13/11/1914 to 13/11/1914

AD left school today to work on a farm

05/02/1915 to 05/02/1915

Girls making sandbags this week. The Vicar supplied the material

16/07/1915 to 16/07/1915

PB has been absent all work working for a farmer although he is only 9 years of age

03/09/1915 to 03/09/1915

Children came to school in an excited condition because of Zeppelin raids in the vicinity

01/02/1916 to 01/02/1916

National Egg Collection for wounded soldiers. Children collected 29 dozen

03/03/1916 to 03/03/1916

Owing to the war and the call to keep steadily at work there will be no holiday as usual at Whitsunti

09/06/1916 to 09/06/1916

Owing to staff teacher being called up for miitary service the woodwork classes have been discontinue

06/11/1916 to 06/11/1916

Empire Day kept. Ribbons distributed to those who signed the Food Pledge cards

24/05/1917 to 24/05/1917

Holiday pm to enable children to pick blackberries for jam for the Army & Navy

20/09/1917 to 20/09/1917

School closed pm for blackerry picking

26/09/1917 to 26/09/1917

Children of the first class & master left school at 3.30 to gather chestnuts in Merevale Park

12/10/1917 to 12/10/1917

Two cwt of chestnuts sent to the Director of Propellants

01/11/1917 to 01/11/1917

The children are taking part in National Egg Collection this week

12/02/1918 to 12/02/1918

Mr Mountford absent for part of morning. His brother-in-law has been killed in action.

23/08/1915 to 23/08/1915

Head absent a.m. to attend Coventry Police Court to be sworn in as a special constable

10/03/1916 to 10/03/1916

Mr Moutford absent p.m. to visit Coventry Barracks on the invitation of the military

11/09/1916 to 11/09/1916

Mr Mountford had letter requesting him to be ready to be called up at any time. At work here as usual

12/09/1916 to 12/09/1916

Lieut Haywood - Flying Corps - visited the shool and gave a talk to the senior scholars on aeroplanes

21/09/1916 to 21/09/1916

Mr H R Mountford, certified assistant, today joined the Army - Royal Engineers

22/09/1916 to 22/09/1916