Closed in afternoon for children to collect blackberries for jam for the troops

17/09/1917 to 17/09/1917

70 lbs blackberries collected & despatched to Marston Station

18/09/1917 to 18/09/1917

Detachment of dispatch riders wanted the school for 3 hours from 12.00- Took advantage to allow a sch

27/06/1918 to 27/06/1918

Having been medically examined on 24/6 & passed Grade II I received this morning my 'call-up' papers.

01/07/1918 to 01/07/1918

Able to arrange with Education Secretary, Mr Bolton King, that school is able to close without notice

01/07/1918 to 01/07/1918

School closed in afternoon- children required to work in hay fields, fruit picking etc

03/07/1918 to 03/07/1918

School closed in afternoon- children required to work in hay fields, fruit picking etc

04/07/1918 to 04/07/1918

School closed in afternoon- children required to work in hay fields, fruit picking etc

24/07/1918 to 24/07/1918

Blackberry picking

19/09/1918 to 19/09/1918

Blackberry picking. Despatched 2cwt, 1qrt, 6lb

20/09/1917 to 20/09/1917

Blackberry picking

24/09/1917 to 24/09/1917

Blackberry picking. Despatched 2cwt 26lbs. Grand total of 6cwt 2 qrt 4lb

25/09/1917 to 25/09/1917

Potato picking

01/10/1918 to 01/10/1918

Over 20 children absent with influenza

17/10/1918 to 17/10/1918

64 off with influenza, Medical Officer of Health ordered school closed for a week

18/10/1918 to 18/10/1918

Miss Taylor, a teacher from 1901 & Miss Jeacock, a scholar, then pupil teacher & teacher from 1902 bo

25/11/1918 to 25/11/1918

Mr G H Tippet resumed teaching after demobilisation

10/03/1919 to 10/03/1919

Closed due to soldiers' welcome home supper

17/03/1919 to 17/03/1919

Closed as unable to clear & clean after Peace Celebration of Saturday

21/07/1919 to 21/07/1919

Mr Morris, Attendance Officer, called to his battalion

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Several children absent, collecting blackberries

25/09/1914 to 25/09/1914

I am having a number of applications for boys to leave school before 13 years of age to be engaged in

05/03/1915 to 05/03/1915

Opened on Whit Monday conforming with Government wishes for no Public Holiday

12/06/1916 to 12/06/1916

Collected for Belgian Relief Fund £4-4-0; for Overseas Club £ 1-1-0

Children gave a concert to a) to amuse & b) provide presents for wounded soldiers

11/12/1915 to 11/12/1915