Girls started knitting mittens for soldiers in their spare time. Wool supplied by Col. & Mrs Monkton

13/11/1914 to 13/11/1914

Girls of upper class devoted games lesson to making bags for wounded soldiers

24/11/1916 to 24/11/1916

Girls now making soldiers helmets and belts. Teachers & children subscribing to buy the wool

09/10/1914 to 09/10/1914

Girls making sandbags this week. The Vicar supplied the material

16/07/1915 to 16/07/1915

Girls making sandbags for the soldiers. One dozen sent today

05/07/1915 to 05/07/1915

Girls making bags for soldiers. 40 sent to Lady Smith Dorrica on Friday, material supplied by another

09/10/1916 to 09/10/1916

Girls knitting socks for soldiers - material supplied by local committee in Stratford on Avon.

12/09/1914 to 12/09/1914

Girls in upper division wrote out in school notices  for parents of 1st meeting of Savings branch

12/10/1916 to 12/10/1916

Girls having holiday tomorrow as War Savings for 3 depts exceed £1000

22/02/1917 to 22/02/1917

Girls Friendly Society. Itemised list of comforts and recipients

01/01/1915 to 31/01/1915

Girls Friendly Society makes up parcel of clothes for Belgian Refugees

01/11/1914 to 30/11/1914

Girls Friendly Society knit mittens for the crew of HMS Skirmisher

01/05/1915 to 31/05/1915

Girls Friendly Society - offerings fpr Queen's Work for Women Fund & The Serbian Red Cross Society

01/06/1915 to 30/06/1915

Girls Friendly Societies. Knitting socks and mittens

01/12/1915 to 31/12/1915

Girls dressing dolls & making fancy articles for 'Sale of Work' in aid of Belgian Refugees' Fund - ra

10/12/1914 to 10/12/1914

Girl, AG, has excemption certificate to work in gardens, age 13.75 years

07/07/1916 to 07/07/1916

Girl Telegraph Messengers". 3 telephone messenger girls employed at Leamington PO. Quotes on ability

14/05/1915 to 14/05/1915

Girl returned after 6 weeks employed on fields

21/11/1918 to 21/11/1918

Girl Guides - training & work

27/10/1916 to 27/10/1916

Girl away with special exemption certificate as mother working on land

26/05/1916 to 26/05/1916

Girl aged 7.5 years admitted, Belgian refugee living on the Windmill Hill. Family driven out of <Mali

20/11/1914 to 20/11/1914

Girl absent all week, exemption for farm work

08/09/1916 to 08/09/1916

Girl absent all week as mother being on farm work

05/01/1916 to 05/01/1916

Gifts or Loans". Belgian Hospitality Committee appeal for gifts for 21 Beauchamp Square, Leamington -

29/01/1915 to 29/01/1915

Gifts of potatoes, peas, turnips, lettuces, eggs, plums, carrots & a marrow brought to school by chil

18/08/1916 to 18/08/1916