Collection made by children on Trafalga Day realised £1-6-0. The money will be used to provide the ol

22/10/1915 to 22/10/1915

Miss A at hosp 4 pms, HM 1 day

22/10/1915 to 22/10/1915

Collection for the Red Cross Society

22/10/1915 to 22/10/1915

Have this week finished off two crutches for wounded soldiers.The woodwork class is working almost ex

22/10/1915 to 22/10/1915

Special ref. to work of Navy in accordance with Committee's wishes

22/10/1915 to 22/10/1915

Red Cross Nurses visited ^ pinned flags on children who subscribed

22/10/1915 to 22/10/1915

Women Doctors: ....Charing Cross Hospital.

22/10/1915 to 22/10/1915

2 ladies came selling flags for Red Cross

21/10/1915 to 21/10/1915

Trafalga Day-Sir John Jellicoe's message read out to children

21/10/1915 to 21/10/1915

Trafalgar Day. Special lessons on 'the Work of the Navy' given in all classesr

21/10/1915 to 21/10/1915

Trafalgar Day. Classes held on Nelson and own fleet at the present time

21/10/1915 to 21/10/1915

Boy of only 12 who was working  returned to school today

20/10/1915 to 20/10/1915

5 boys attended Drill Hall to assist with National Registration

19/10/1915 to 19/10/1915

F C R Frost, HMI, enquired if 1 of staff could be spared for a week or more if required for recruitin

19/10/1915 to 19/10/1915

National Egg Collection for sick & wounded soldiers & sailors, 400 eggs have been collected in 3 depa

19/10/1915 to 19/10/1915

Col. G H Fowler, a previous school manager, kia in Flanders.

19/10/1915 to 19/10/1915

Mr Frost, HMI, came to make arrangements for 5 boys to do clerical work at Drill Hall

18/10/1915 to 18/10/1915

Director of education informed that staff to be reduced by 2 student teachers, 1 asap, other by end o

18/10/1915 to 18/10/1915

A letter from Rev C.T.B Mcnultyof Holy Trinity Leamington. Wishing to return home.

16/10/1915 to 16/10/1915

Serg FH Honebank (Royal Fusiliers) home wounded from the Dardenelles visited the school, this regimen

15/10/1915 to 15/10/1915

Attendance very poor, children helping pick potatoes

15/10/1915 to 15/10/1915

Managers agreed to finishing at 4.15 to allow boys home in light & save gas

15/10/1915 to 15/10/1915

Belgian family moving to Birmingham, father to work at BSA Munitions. Daughter reads & speaks English

15/10/1915 to 15/10/1915

Closed 1 week potato picking & mid term holiday

15/10/1915 to 15/10/1915

Vegetables brought in by boys sent for wounded at Clopton Hospital

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