32 certs bought, £25-3-0d raised in last year of War Savings

28/06/1917 to 28/06/1917

All children bought Red Cross Flags today

18/10/1917 to 18/10/1917

Received picture of Sir Douglas Haig from Ed Com

06/11/1917 to 06/11/1917

1 boy has special excemption

06/05/1918 to 06/05/1918

Empire Day, children told of their duties & stories of the War

24/05/1918 to 24/05/1918

Many boys away at work this week

25/10/1918 to 25/10/1918

Holiday this pm called by Manager to Celebrate Peace

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

School closed until 16/12

18/11/1918 to 18/11/1918

Closing 3.15 to save coal

06/01/1919 to 06/01/1919

No cardboard obtainable at present

20/06/1919 to 20/06/1919

2 mins Silence at 11am in Memory of Dead

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

£1-15-0d sent to Red Cross Fund Soc.

18/01/1915 to 18/01/1915

Only 18 children arrived at 9am as rest taken by parents to see soldiers expected along the turnpike

05/03/1915 to 05/03/1915

£1-2-0d prize money from WCC, children decided to give to War Relief Fund

16/03/1915 to 16/03/1915

Joseph Broadbent: National Registration Certificate

01/01/1915

Centre directed by Education Office to fall in line with earlier schools' afternoon opening times, to

12/10/1915 to 12/10/1915

Closed for Empire Day

24/05/1916 to 24/05/1916

Centre closed for Whit Holidays. St Matthews attended on 13th June as they are not taking the holida

08/06/1916 to 16/06/1916

Mr Cartwright visited this morning to introduce replacement for current instructor who joins the Army

27/04/1917 to 27/04/1917

Closed for Empire Day

24/05/1917 to 24/05/1917

Closed today as Instructor had permission to attend for interview in London for Hon Artillery Co

09/07/1917 to 09/07/1917

Instructor finished today to have a holiday before joining the Army

20/07/1917 to 20/07/1917

C & D classes did not attend as Instructor (Bernard Palmer Timms) re-examined by Medical Board for Na

12/02/1918 to 12/02/1918

A & B classes did not attend as Instructor in London to be medically examined

18/03/1918 to 18/03/1918

Notified that all schools in Rugby closed for 10 days due to flu epidemic.

08/07/1918 to 19/07/1918