Children selling flags and scent packets in aid of fund for 'Relief of Belgian children'.

03/07/1916 to 03/07/1916

Sent £1, collected by children to the fund for the Relief of Belgian children.

19/07/1916 to 19/07/1916

First subscription to "Astley War Savings Association" taken today. Total £1-0-6

18/09/1916 to 18/09/1916

Sent 7/- (children's subscriptions to the "Jack Cornell" fund) to Admiral Beresford.

22/09/1916 to 22/09/1916

The older boys were allowed to go into a potato field to help pick up potatoes instead of the 'Nature

19/10/1916 to 19/10/1916

At the request of farmer Mr Burdett and with the Vicar's permission, eight children were sent into th

20/10/1916 to 20/10/1916

Five boys were allowed to assist in picking up potatoes this afternoon

23/10/1916 to 23/10/1916

Jack McKinnon 'Old Boy' in the Navy visited the school

16/11/1916 to 16/11/1916

Sent 30/- to Belgian Relief Committee collected by children in Xmas holidays

18/01/1917 to 18/01/1917

Four older boys digging adjoining garden each dinner hour. Head Teacher has taken over garden in orde

20/04/1917 to 20/04/1917

£1 collected on Empire Day for 'Overseas Club Fund' for comforts for soldiers and sailors

24/05/1917 to 24/05/1917

Number of children absent picking up potatoes

15/10/1917 to 15/10/1917

Five or six children kept away this week for picking up potatoes

31/10/1917 to 31/10/1917

For the last week Headteacher has been making soup for the children's mid-day meal, in order to save

22/04/1918 to 22/04/1918

Two boys making ladders, one a clock, to stimulate children's contribution to War Savings Association

08/05/1918 to 08/05/1918

Nine children collected 10/- on May Day and gave towards buying eggs for the wounded soldiers at Wedd

10/05/1918 to 10/05/1918

Two cases of influenza notified

09/07/1918 to 09/07/1918

Headteacher still suffering from effects of Influenza

17/07/1918 to 17/07/1918

Half days holiday for blackberry picking. Over 40lbs

20/09/1918 to 20/09/1918

Blackberry picking. Over 60lbs

26/09/1918 to 26/09/1918

School closed for a week to enable children to help with potato harvest

18/10/1918 to 18/10/1918

School reopened. Poor attendance as a great many farmers have not finished the harvest

28/10/1918 to 28/10/1918

School hours altered to save coal. 10-12.30 mornings. Afternoons begin at 1 pm

29/10/1918 to 29/10/1918

Eight older children taken into Nuneaton to hear the signing of the Armistice proclaimed by the town

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

Thanksgiving service to be held at 3pm. It is proposed to take all the children.

13/11/1918 to 13/11/1918