School Xmas Concert. Head announced school's first one thousand pounds.

19/12/1917 to 19/12/1917

Food shortage still interfers with the regularity and the punctuality of many children

11/01/1918 to 11/01/1918

School to be closed for 3 days for Ration Registration

06/01/1918 to 06/01/1918

Head absent for medical re-examination at Coventry. Placed in Grade II

15/02/1918 to 15/02/1918

£2000 total for War Savings Campaign completed

08/03/1918 to 08/03/1918

School closed for a special holiday to mark the raising of the second thousand pounds in their War Sa

22/03/1918 to 22/03/1918

Wilfred Thomas (student teacher) has notice from military authorities to join up on Thursday 25th ins

23/04/1918 to 23/04/1918

Mr Thomas left for Birmingham en route to Blandford RAF Camp

25/04/1918 to 25/04/1918

Head read letter from King & Queen expressing appreciation of way in which schooly are carrying on du

14/06/1918 to 14/06/1918

Week of special effort for War Savings. Patriotic songs sung each morning and flags flying in hall. £

28/06/1918 to 28/06/1918

Spanish Influenza breaking out in locality. Many children seem affected.

02/07/1918 to 02/07/1918

Influenza continues to seriously affect attendance. 86% this week

12/07/1918 to 12/07/1918

Head absent with Influenza.

22/07/1918 to 22/07/1918

£4000 mark passed this week by War Savings Club. Scholars & staff also subscribed £1-13-8 to Nuneaton

31/07/1918 to 31/07/1918

Scholars going blackberrying

13/09/1918 to 13/09/1918

£5000 total exceeded. Scholars exhorted to put forth still greater effort.

30/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

Letter from Weddington Red Cross Hospital thanking children for gifts of fruit & vegetable (total wei

30/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

News received of death in action of Lt Col J M Knox DSO - Nuneaton's premier soldier. Head made ref t

16/10/1918 to 16/10/1918

Another truck load of vegetables send to Weddington. Standard VI sent eggs as well.

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

13 boys released to help local farmer with his potato picking

15/10/1918 to 15/10/1918

Trafalgar Day. Head made reference to work of the Navy. Patriotic songs sung and flag hjoisted throug

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

Education Committee has asked for greatest possible economy in fuel and stationery etc.

29/10/1918 to 29/10/1918

News received of Turkey's surrender. Flag hoisted and National Anthem sung

01/11/1918 to 01/11/1918

Many boys absent as parents want them to work. Pleading excuse of the war.

No breaking up concert. Money usually spent on decorations sent to fund for Christmas fare for soldie

23/12/1914 to 23/12/1914