Half holiday given by Education Committe for children to pick blackberries for jam making for Army &

17/09/1917 to 17/09/1917

Half the children have been gathering Horsechestnuts. 3cwt sent to the Munition Supply Stores

01/12/1917 to 01/12/1917

4 half holidays given for blackerry picking for the Minister of Food for jam for the troops. 2cwt 2qt

01/10/1918 to 01/10/1918

A Peace & Victory Holiday given

12/11/1918 to 12/11/1918

To economise fuel decided to open afternoon school at 1pm instead of 1.45 and to dismiss at 3.15.

18/11/1918 to 18/11/1918

At 11.00 the children observed the 2 minutes silence according to the King's wishes, having first had

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

Half holiday for Dedication of the War Memorial

11/03/1920 to 11/03/1920

Armistice Day. Two minutes silence preceded by prayer were observed in school.

11/11/1920 to 11/11/1920

Allowed the girls to knit mufflers for soldiers at the front in their needlework lesson time

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Children voted unanimously to give money collected for their May Feast (£1.11.0) to Red Cross Society

01/06/1915 to 01/06/1915

Mr Mountford absent for part of morning. His brother-in-law has been killed in action.

23/08/1915 to 23/08/1915

Head absent a.m. to attend Coventry Police Court to be sworn in as a special constable

10/03/1916 to 10/03/1916

Mr Moutford absent p.m. to visit Coventry Barracks on the invitation of the military

11/09/1916 to 11/09/1916

Mr Mountford had letter requesting him to be ready to be called up at any time. At work here as usual

12/09/1916 to 12/09/1916

Lieut Haywood - Flying Corps - visited the shool and gave a talk to the senior scholars on aeroplanes

21/09/1916 to 21/09/1916

Mr H R Mountford, certified assistant, today joined the Army - Royal Engineers

22/09/1916 to 22/09/1916

Standards 4-7 attended Picture Palace to listen to an address by the Navy League lecturer on "The Imp

10/10/1916 to 10/10/1916

School won Day School challenge Sheild for Gardening

08/01/1917 to 08/01/1917

War Gardening. Waste land adjoining school double dug in Spring and fully cropped during the seasons

08/02/1917 to 08/02/1917

Robert Pattison - student teacher - leaves today for the Army

24/05/1917 to 24/05/1917

Miss Guson absent pm to visit brother home from the War

07/12/1917 to 07/12/1917

School closed for 3 days to enable teachers to assist in the preparation of ration cards for Bedworth

11/02/1918 to 11/02/1918

Order received to close school for one week owing to epidemic of influenza

06/07/1918 to 06/07/1918

School closed for two weeks because of influenza

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

Mr H R Mountford received his discharge from Army and resumed school duties

27/01/1919 to 27/01/1919