6 dozen slates received to economise use of paper

15/06/1917 to 15/06/1917

Request from Education Office for schools to pick blackberries for the Army & Navy

07/09/1917 to 07/09/1917

Comment by Headteacher of numerous requests for teachers to take up some form or other of work to mee

17/09/1917 to 17/09/1917

Evidence of ill effect produced by employment of children of school age

17/09/1917 to 17/09/1917

Blackberry picking. 270 lbs sent to centre in Stratford on Avon. Money received for these distributed

21/09/1917 to 21/09/1917

2cwt horsechesnuts picked in children's own time. Forwarded to Director of Propellant Supplies

05/10/1917 to 05/10/1917

Village butcher employing school children during school hours. Attendance Officer informed.

23/11/1917 to 23/11/1917

Urgent appeal for eggs for wounded soldiers. 150 eggs and 12/- collected from parish and sent to depo

10/05/1918 to 10/05/1918

Schools to notify Director of Education of suspected cases of Spanish influenza. Headmaster & one chi

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

Blackberry picking. 247 lbs sent to depot - Lion Toffee Mills, Wiggin St, Birmingham -

13/09/1917 to 13/09/1917

Several applications received from farmers for child labour. All referred to school attendance office

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

More cases of influenza. School closed for a week.

25/10/1918 to 25/10/1918

Excitement re peace celebrations. Lessons given on effect of war - joys and sorrows, duty of citizens

18/07/1919 to 18/07/1919

Unveiling of Cenotaph and burial of unknown solder (in London). School lowered Union Jack and held 2

11/11/1920 to 11/11/1920

Headmaster absent to enlist under Lord Derby's Scheme

10/12/1915 to 10/12/1915

Rev Bernard McNulty of Holy Trinity Leamington, and late of Dunchurch, chaplain to Royal Field Artill

17/10/1914 to 17/10/1914

E. Roman, art photographer nd family installed at Girls welcome Club under the care of Mrs Bradby

07/11/1914 to 07/11/1914

List of organisations providing War Relief working in Rugby (13 mentioned)

07/11/1914 to 07/11/1914

Nothing to report

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1918

Nothing to report

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1918

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