Visit by official from Board of Agriculture re Potato Wart Disease

07/11/1917 to 07/11/1917

Irregularity and unpunctuality in children as being sent to shops for sugar, butter etc. Long waits i

07/12/1917 to 07/12/1917

Collection for Blinded Soldiers' Children's

10/12/1917 to 10/12/1917

No further news of 2nd Lieut Tayton - official opinion is he was killed in action on day reported mis

29/01/1918 to 29/01/1918

School closed as teachers attended for Registration of Food tickets

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Collection for Wounded and Worn Warhorses

23/04/1918 to 23/04/1918

No gardening owing to soil being too wet (recent snow) for sowing of seeds.

23/04/1918 to 23/04/1918

Head read King's letter to assembled School thanking teachers and scholars of their work and response

10/06/1918 to 10/06/1918

Vicar, Rev. Rogers home from the Front. Addressed children on their duties at this time of crisis. He

17/06/1918 to 17/06/1918

Mr J Woodford, caretaker, attended medical for Army and passed Grade 2

17/06/1918 to 17/06/1918

Due to possibility of caretaker being called up, Managers and head preparing for winter by obtaining

18/06/1918 to 18/06/1918

£1000 completed in War Loan by children

24/06/1918 to 24/06/1918

40 children absent with influenza

02/07/1918 to 02/07/1918

Caretaker Mr Woodford ordered by Appeal Tribunal to obtain work in Munitions

10/07/1918 to 10/07/1918

3rd Medical Examination for Headmaster - Grade 3

09/07/1918 to 09/07/1918

Collection in school to participate in town's recognition of bravery of Nuneaton's two VC heroes, Lie

25/07/1918 to 25/07/1918

Miss D Gardner absent. Has received news of the death of her brother - killed in action at Cambrai

09/10/1918 to 09/10/1918

Miss Gardner had telegram to say sister dangerously ill with influenza and double pneumonia. Going ho

28/10/1918 to 28/10/1918

Letter from Miss Gardner. On her arrival home she found her sister had passed away.

29/10/1918 to 29/10/1918

Epidemic of influenza. Many cases followed by pneumonia and speedy death. Ravaging most parts of the

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

School has been thoroughly cleansed whilst closed. Caretaker to spray with arbolic disinfetant each m

16/11/1918 to 16/11/1918

School again closed by order of MO - epidemic of influenza not abated.

25/11/1918 to 25/11/1918

School reopened. Epidemic getting less. Great number of fatal cases in town and district chiefly amon

02/12/1918 to 02/12/1918

Mr Evans released from Army but very ill - double pneumonia and complications. Impossible for him to

28/01/1919 to 28/01/1919

Rev Rogers returned from France yesterday

28/02/1919 to 28/02/1919