Children back at school but some suffer with headaches

13/12/1918 to 13/12/1918

Had to close school as no coal

13/02/1919 to 13/02/1919

Coal arrived

17/02/1919 to 17/02/1919

The King's week for peace given

17/10/1919 to 17/10/1919

6/- collected for Overseas Club Fund for gifts for soldiers

22/11/1915 to 22/11/1915

Child left, excemption certificate

14/01/1916 to 14/01/1916

5/- for National Egg Collection for wounded

19/04/1916 to 19/04/1916

11cwt coal delivered, all that could be supplied

21/03/1917 to 21/03/1917

Notice from School Attendance officer that 2 boys excempt to work on farm

18/09/1917 to 18/09/1917

Boy returned to school after 2 months engaged in agricultural work

05/11/1917 to 05/11/1917

Notice of special excemption certificate for farm work for Girl

13/05/1918 to 13/05/1918

Boy excluded, spanish flu

23/07/1918 to 23/07/1918

Likely to be his brother excluded, spanish flu

25/07/1918 to 25/07/1918

Closed by Medical Officer

29/07/1918 to 29/07/1918

Closed for blackberry picking for Ministry of Food

17/09/1918 to 17/09/1918

Closed for blackberry picking for Ministry of Food

24/09/1918 to 24/09/1918

Closed for blackberry picking for Ministry of Food

01/10/1918 to 01/10/1918

Medical Officer closed school for a week, spanish influenza

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

Closed for half term plus Peace Week

29/10/1919 to 29/10/1919

French Flag Day. Children made flags to decorate school & to wear. Collected 2/10 for French Relief F

14/07/1915 to 14/07/1915

pm school to start at 1.15 to allow children to get home before dark

01/10/1915 to 01/10/1915

Attendance very poor, children helping pick potatoes

15/10/1915 to 15/10/1915

Girls to have extra lessons this week to finish making & mending garments for Belgians

18/12/1914 to 18/12/1914

Teacher absent, to spend day with soldier brother on brief leave from the front

03/06/1915 to 03/06/1915

Re-opened, 2 boys on harvest

31/08/1915 to 31/08/1915