School closed for pea picking vacation - 3 weeks

22/06/1917 to 22/06/1917

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

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

In the upper classes today references were made to the loss of the "Lusitania". Pictures from various

10/05/1915 to 10/05/1915

More children absent pea picking.

15/06/1915 to 15/06/1915

Attendance this week very bad owing to so many children having gone pea picking. We close today for t

18/06/1915 to 18/06/1915

Very fair attendance. 168 present. Most of the absentees are pea picking

12/07/1915 to 12/07/1915

Attendance very low this week, only 76%. Many children absent fruit picking, haymaking and pea pickin

16/07/1915 to 16/07/1915

A great many of the older children are still engaged in fruit picking.

06/08/1916 to 06/08/1916

Close today for Harvest Vacation - 3 weeks. Attendance very thin recently as so many boys engaged for

20/08/1916 to 20/08/1916

Reopened school today. Very fair attendance. As Harvest is not yet completely gathered in there are m

13/09/1915 to 13/09/1915

Several boys absent this week helping to gather in the Harvest of Corn.

17/09/1915 to 17/09/1915

Several boys being employed by farmers for farm work

04/02/1916 to 04/02/1916

Several girls have applied for permission to leave school in order to work at Dunnington factory

21/02/1916 to 21/02/1916

Yesterday our "Egg Day" for wounded soldiers. 260 eggs sent to Clopton Military Hospital, Stratford o

01/03/1916 to 01/03/1916

6 doz eggs sent to London today to the National Egg Collection Society, St John's Wood, for wounded s

09/03/1916 to 09/03/1916

Two pots of potatoes sent to General Hospital, Stratford, as a gift from the children to the wounded

17/03/1916 to 17/03/1916

Many boys absent for agricultural purposes

Several boys absent today, being employed by their parents for garden work

05/04/1916 to 05/04/1916

Many upper class children exempt for agricultural purposes

02/05/1916 to 02/05/1916

Mr G E B Richards left today to join the Army at Shrewsbury

12/05/1916 to 12/05/1916

Mr G E B Richardsreturned to his duties as he was unable to pass the Medical Examination for General

18/05/1916 to 18/05/1916