WF ad TS have obtained exemption certificates for farm work

11/06/1917 to 11/06/1917

Afternoon spent blackberrying picking for making jam for the Army & Navy. 80bs picked and sent to War

18/09/1917 to 18/09/1917

Another half day for blackberrying. 70lbs to Warwick

25/09/1917 to 25/09/1917

"Our Day" The children have given the money they earned by gathering blackberries to the Friends of t

19/10/1917 to 19/10/1917

AH, JW & AS have returned for the winter months after six months on Farm Work

30/10/1917 to 30/10/1917

13/- sent for the fund for sending comforts to soldiers

30/11/1917 to 30/11/1917

School closed for fortnight's Christmas holiday. A little entertainment and a War time tea before bre

20/12/1917 to 20/12/1917

£1-15-5 collected for St Dunstan's Hostel for Blinded Soldiers

15/01/1918 to 15/01/1918

Four boys went to Coventry to deposit money in the "Tank"

15/01/1918 to 15/01/1918

JW has again obtained an exemption for Farm Work until the end of September

29/04/1918 to 29/04/1918

Empire Day. Collected 13/- for Overseas Fund

17/05/1918 to 17/05/1918

£1-15-0 collected for Blinded Soldiers' Children Fund

26/07/1918 to 26/07/1918

Afternoon holiday for blackberry picking. Gathered 177lbs

02/09/1918 to 02/09/1918

Afternoon holiday for blackberry picking. Gathered 288lbs

09/10/1918 to 09/10/1918

Medical Offier closed school for 10 days owing to spreading of the Influenza epidemic. Many of the ch

28/10/1918 to 28/10/1918

School opened after 3 weeks. Many children still very ill. Only 47 present in school out of 70. EH is

18/11/1918 to 18/11/1918

Opened school. Still several children absent who are suffering the after effects of influenza. EH sti

06/01/1919 to 06/01/1919

EH re-admitted to school - away for more than four months following influenza

03/03/1919 to 03/03/1919

The "two minutes silene" was observed by the children and teachers in accordance with the King's wish

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

Armistice Day. Observed 2 minutes silence. Poppies sold by children for Lord Haig's Fund and we sent

11/11/1921 to 11/11/1921

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