Medical Offier closed school for 10 days owing to spreading of the Influenza epidemic. Many of the ch

28/10/1918 to 28/10/1918

School opened after 3 weeks. Many children still very ill. Only 47 present in school out of 70. EH is

18/11/1918 to 18/11/1918

Opened school. Still several children absent who are suffering the after effects of influenza. EH sti

06/01/1919 to 06/01/1919

EH re-admitted to school - away for more than four months following influenza

03/03/1919 to 03/03/1919

The "two minutes silene" was observed by the children and teachers in accordance with the King's wish

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

Armistice Day. Observed 2 minutes silence. Poppies sold by children for Lord Haig's Fund and we sent

11/11/1921 to 11/11/1921

Whole school allowed to go to end of school road to witness the passing of a very large number of tro

03/03/1915 to 03/03/1915

Instead of receiving prizes children gave the value of same to the National & Belgian Relief funds

21/04/1915 to 21/04/1915

Mr G S Taylor, uncertificated teacher, absent today to go to London for examination for purpose of jo

30/06/1915 to 30/06/1915

Mr G S Taylor has now left for the Army. Commences training at Richmond tomorrow.

01/07/1915 to 01/07/1915

On Empire Day farmers kindly lent their milk floats to take the children to the outlying parts of the

24/05/1917 to 24/05/1917

School closed for a week. Fine weather will enable boys to go into harvest field. Attendance officer

05/09/1917 to 05/09/1917

School reopened but as weather fine Rector and Head decided to close until Friday 14th as boys still

12/09/1917 to 12/09/1917

Children & Head went to Coventry to welcome Queen & Princess Mary who came on Royal Train.

18/09/1917 to 18/09/1917

New Scholar admitted. Staying with grandmother, Mrs F, as so nervous at the air raids over London.

15/10/1917 to 15/10/1917

British Red Cross Collection Day. 10 girls out selling flags in the village.

18/10/1917 to 18/10/1917

Collection boxes opened by Vicar's wife and counted. £2.8.3. Well satisfied with result. Since Empire

19/10/1917 to 19/10/1917

Children being taken to Coventry in afternoon to see the War Tank. Here for a week collecting for Loa

14/12/1918 to 14/12/1918

Two boys granted "war permits" to do light farm work during the War

21/03/1918 to 21/03/1918

Empire Day. Visited each house in village children carrying Union Jacks. Farmers lent floats to take

28/05/1918 to 28/05/1918

TF away this week helping in Hay Harvest. Attendance Officer consented as long as he comes to school

02/07/1918 to 02/07/1918

Poor attendance, only 11 out of 31. Most children have influenza and sore throats

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

Influenza still raging and attendance very poor

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

Received news of signing of the Armistice. Children very excited Gathered at 1.30 in church for a few

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

Much sickness in parish. Caretaker's family are ill in bed. Head having to clear and heat school. Man

15/11/1918 to 15/11/1918