Mr Morris, attendance officer, has returned from the war as unfit for further service & has resumed d

08/09/1916 to 08/09/1916

Garden ground dug by children of 1st class. The mistress has promised they shall plant useful vegetab

16/03/1917 to 16/03/1917

Boys have done a considerable amount of work in the garden this week.  Planted artichokes, radishes,l

30/03/1917 to 30/03/1917

Children contributed 8/-6d to Wounded Horses Fund (RSPCA)

27/04/1917 to 27/04/1917

Considerable damage to garden by fowls of tenants in ajoining property. Children very much upset, not

27/04/1917 to 27/04/1917

Fowls damaged beds of onions & beans. Complaint lodged with management

13/07/1917 to 13/07/1917

Bed damaged last week re-sown with cabbages

20/07/1917 to 20/07/1917

£1-5-0d contributed by children & staff to the 'Blinded Soldiers' Children Fund & forwarded to their

21/12/1917 to 21/12/1917

1st collection of eggs for wounded soldiers sent off today

10/05/1918 to 10/05/1918

School closed Wednesday- teachers sent to help Food Controller with his work

28/06/1918 to 28/06/1918

Account book of Cox family, carpenters + wheelwrights, Pillerton Hersey giving details of work done,

01/01/1894 to 31/12/1924

War Relief Fund: minutes

01/01/1914 to 31/12/1916

School closed for half a day as teachers assisting Food Controller Committee

11/06/1918 to 11/06/1918

School closed.

08/07/1918 to 08/07/1918

School re-opened

18/07/1918 to 18/07/1918

Half day blackberry picking

06/09/1918 to 06/09/1918

Half day blackberry picking

12/09/1918 to 12/09/1918

Half day blackberry picking

26/09/1918 to 26/09/1918

School closed for epidemic

18/10/1918 to 18/10/1918

School re-opened

18/11/1918 to 18/11/1918

Managers suggested school taken to see captured german Guns arrival at Bilton Road

11/12/1918 to 11/12/1918

Mr J Y Rouse returned to duties as head master, demobilised on 18/1/1919, 2nd Lt RFA

20/01/1919 to 20/01/1919

School closed as no coal

18/03/1919 to 18/03/1919

School closed as no coal

25/03/1919 to 25/03/1919