Scheme for collecting chestnuts during school hours has been placed in hands of the Manual Instructor

01/10/1917 to 01/10/1917

Trafalgar Day. Head made reference to work of the Navy and reminded children of increased need for Th

23/10/1917 to 23/10/1917

Because of food shortages and both parents at work, children are shopping and arriving late for schoo

16/11/1917 to 16/11/1917

60 new members enrolled in War Savings club. Now collected £900 total subscription.

19/11/1917 to 19/11/1917

Target of £1000 for War Savings Certificates reached. Membership now 259.

11/12/1917 to 11/12/1917

School Xmas Concert. Head announced school's first one thousand pounds.

19/12/1917 to 19/12/1917

Food shortage still interfers with the regularity and the punctuality of many children

11/01/1918 to 11/01/1918

School to be closed for 3 days for Ration Registration

06/01/1918 to 06/01/1918

Head absent for medical re-examination at Coventry. Placed in Grade II

15/02/1918 to 15/02/1918

£2000 total for War Savings Campaign completed

08/03/1918 to 08/03/1918

School closed for a special holiday to mark the raising of the second thousand pounds in their War Sa

22/03/1918 to 22/03/1918

Wilfred Thomas (student teacher) has notice from military authorities to join up on Thursday 25th ins

23/04/1918 to 23/04/1918

Mr Thomas left for Birmingham en route to Blandford RAF Camp

25/04/1918 to 25/04/1918

Head read letter from King & Queen expressing appreciation of way in which schooly are carrying on du

14/06/1918 to 14/06/1918

Week of special effort for War Savings. Patriotic songs sung each morning and flags flying in hall. £

28/06/1918 to 28/06/1918

Spanish Influenza breaking out in locality. Many children seem affected.

02/07/1918 to 02/07/1918

Influenza continues to seriously affect attendance. 86% this week

12/07/1918 to 12/07/1918

Head absent with Influenza.

22/07/1918 to 22/07/1918

£4000 mark passed this week by War Savings Club. Scholars & staff also subscribed £1-13-8 to Nuneaton

31/07/1918 to 31/07/1918

Scholars going blackberrying

13/09/1918 to 13/09/1918

£5000 total exceeded. Scholars exhorted to put forth still greater effort.

30/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

Letter from Weddington Red Cross Hospital thanking children for gifts of fruit & vegetable (total wei

30/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

News received of death in action of Lt Col J M Knox DSO - Nuneaton's premier soldier. Head made ref t

16/10/1918 to 16/10/1918

Another truck load of vegetables send to Weddington. Standard VI sent eggs as well.

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

13 boys released to help local farmer with his potato picking

15/10/1918 to 15/10/1918