Peace celebrations at school. Substantial tea, enough for mothers and friends. Torrential rain preven

19/07/1919 to 19/07/1919

The King's letter "To my People" read to the children and explained.

10/11/1919 to 10/11/1919

For two minutes at 11.00 the work of the school was suspended and the children knelt in perfect silen

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

Armistice Day kept. School flag flown. Service taken by Vicar. Hymns and National Songs sung.

11/11/1920 to 11/11/1920

Armistice Day observed. Silence observed and short service. Hymns and God Save the King sung.

11/11/1921 to 11/11/1921

Peace bell tolled at 1.00 p.m. Children said prayers for soldiers & sailors

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Children practised the "Marseillaise" and the "Star spangled Banner"

08/09/1914 to 08/09/1914

Children learnt the Belgian National Anthem

15/09/1914 to 15/09/1914

Girls dressing dolls & making fancy articles for 'Sale of Work' in aid of Belgian Refugees' Fund - ra

10/12/1914 to 10/12/1914

On hearing of Naval Victory in the North Sea the children were taken into playground to sing "Rule Br

25/01/1915 to 25/01/1915

Children allowed to go out of school to see the soldiers march past. About 800 Royal Fusiliers billet

09/02/1915 to 09/02/1915

Holiday given today so that the children and taechers might go to see a Parade & Route March of the D

12/02/1915 to 12/02/1915

Acknowledgement from Lord Kinnaird for seven shillings collected and sent from children to YMCA for S

03/05/1915 to 03/05/1915

Older boys have dug and planted the school-house garden and are now moulding up potatoes, weeding etc

07/06/1915 to 07/06/1915

All older children making sandbags. Material given locally.

08/06/1915 to 08/06/1915

Children selling flags and scent packets.

14/06/1915 to 14/06/1915

Nothing to report

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1918

G.N. May: correspondence

01/01/1918

Design for war memorial

01/01/1917 to 31/12/1924

Belgian boy admitted to school

18/01/1915 to 18/01/1915

Applications made for 6 boys to help out for a week longer with the harvest

04/09/1915 to 04/09/1915

9 boys gardening - 8 plots, 1 flower border and 2 seed plots

04/09/1915 to 04/09/1915

Constant applications for boys to be given leave to work for farmers

01/04/1916 to 31/12/1916

Children being granted exemption from school to help on farms. Mostly Boys - one girl allowed to stay

01/01/1917

Capt Guest gave a lecture to upper school on the taking of Passchendale ridge

31/01/1917 to 31/01/1917