Field Service Postcard to his Mother.

26/04/1916 to 26/04/1916

Letter from Charles J Shreive to his Mother. Says he is well and will send a postcard soon.

23/01/1916 to 23/01/1916

Field Service Postcard from Charles J Shreive to his Mother.

26/10/1915 to 26/10/1915

Letter from Charles J Shreive to his Mother. Re Troops in Alexandria. Pal Frank Relf.

04/10/1915 to 04/10/1915

Letter from Charles J Shreive to his Mother Re Embarkation for Egypt.

17/08/1915 to 17/08/1915

Letter from Charles J Shreive to Mother. Re Weekend on leave.

05/08/1915 to 05/08/1915

Corporal Charles John Shreve (d. 1917): correspondence from the Front, photograph, commemorative scro

01/01/1915 to 31/12/1917

Armistice Day. School observed two minutes silence.

11/11/1920 to 11/11/1920

Mrs Mountford resigned owing to her husband having received his discharge

10/01/1919 to 10/01/1919

School closed after morning session owing to influenza epidemic.

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

Mrs Mountford absent owing to husband being home from the Front.

30/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

Mrs Mountford had leave of absence until 26th July to visit her husband who is stationed in Kent.

08/07/1918 to 08/07/1918

Miss Lole & Miss Southam away with influenza. Attendance of children rapidly falling off.

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

School closed on account of influenza epidemic.

08/07/1918 to 08/07/1918

Miss James away with influenza. Attendance low from same cause.

01/07/1918 to 01/07/1918

Mrs Mountford away owing to husband being in England from the Western Front

03/06/1918 to 03/06/1918

Children subscribed £2.10.6 to National Sailors Society.

15/05/1918 to 15/05/1918

Mrs Pollock took second party of boys to look over the Siddley-Deasey motor car & aeroplane works

17/04/1918 to 17/04/1918

Miss Staley away as expecting call from friend who is bound for the front. Head sent a note of protec

15/04/1918 to 15/04/1918

Party of senior boys shown over the Siddley-Deasey motor car & aeroplane works

10/04/1918 to 10/04/1918

14 bags of Waste Paper to SSK, Union Paper Mills, Landor St, Birmingham

25/02/1918 to 25/02/1918

Mr Wilcox, teacher, called up for medical examination.

22/02/1918 to 22/02/1918

Mr Pollock, teacher, away. Called up for medical examination. Placed in Grade III

15/02/1918 to 15/02/1918

School closed for teachers to assist in preparation of ration cards

12/02/1918 to 14/02/1918

Attendance still much affected by children being kept away to stand in food queues

21/01/1918 to 21/01/1918