Teacher Miss L Harris & sister from school engaged in Registration War work for 2 weeks by order of t

08/09/1915 to 08/09/1915

Miss Harris & Mr Evans absent on recruiting business. Head comments that these classes without teache

03/11/1915 to 03/11/1915

Headteacher on Monday mornings discusses current war situation with older pupils.

09/09/1914 to 09/09/1914

Mr F Radcliffe (supply teacher) gone to war and school still short of a teacher

10/09/1914 to 10/09/1914

March past of 3,000 soldiers + two bands. All children out in front of school for 6th time.

23/02/1915 to 23/02/1915

Teachers contributing to many different war relief funds. £230 given collectively so far and the same

13/04/1915 to 13/04/1915

History & Geography are now much based on the War

01/05/1915 to 01/05/1915

Older children told about War Loan Investment and helping the Government

27/06/1915 to 27/06/1915

Teachers signing up for the War Gratuitous Volunteer Work during the midsummer holidays.

26/07/1915 to 26/07/1915

Private Henry Black, Oxford & Bucks, visited school. Going to the Front next week - was 15 last month

30/08/1915 to 30/08/1915

School reopened today after three weeks closure for influenza

18/11/1918 to 18/11/1918

School closed for fortnight's holiday. A week for potato picking & a week given for "Peace".

03/10/1919 to 03/10/1919

Three Belgian children admitted today. They are staying in the village.

19/10/1914 to 19/10/1914

Children taken for a walk to see soldiers

05/03/1915 to 05/03/1915

Miss Morgan (teacher) away as brother going home before going abroad

12/04/1915 to 12/04/1915

Miss Morgan (teacher) away having permission from Managers to go home.

09/11/1915 to 09/11/1915

Miss Morgan (teacher) given permission to go home on account of illness of her brother

19/04/1916 to 19/04/1916

Miss Morgan (teacher) not in school this week. Had permission to go home as her brother is home on le

28/07/1916 to 28/07/1916

Upper children taken out to gather chestnuts

11/10/1917 to 11/10/1917

School closed for a week's holiday for potato picking

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

School closed for Influenza by MoH

28/10/1918 to 28/10/1918

£20 realised at Children's Concert. Forwarded to St Dunstan's Hostel for Blinded Soldiers, London

31/05/1918 to 31/05/1918

27 eggs collected by children to be sent to wounded soldiers.

03/06/1918 to 03/06/1918

Telegram received for school to be closed till 4th November because of influenza

25/10/1918 to 25/10/1918

Union Jack hoisted. Patriotic songs sung and God Save the King & 3 cheers for the King & Queen, soldi

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918