Armistice signed

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

Closed for 2 weeks due to influenza

17/02/1919 to 17/02/1919

W G Wicks resumed duties after military service since February 10th 1916

01/04/1919 to 01/04/1919

Peace Holiday week

13/10/1919 to 13/10/1919

The King's appeal was read and from 11.00-11.02 the school stood in silent attention

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

School stood in silent attention from 10.59-11.01

11/11/1920 to 11/11/1920

The Great War commenced

04/08/1914 to 04/08/1914

3 'working' boys absent

26/05/1916 to 26/05/1916

4 boys absent under war conditions

14/07/1916 to 14/07/1916

3 boys absent under war conditions

20/01/1900 to 20/01/1900

4 boys absent under war conditions

08/09/1916 to 08/09/1916

3 boys absent under war conditions

06/10/1916 to 06/10/1916

'The Roll of Honour' given to school this pm by F C Hancock Esq who gave  an interesting address on p

06/11/1916 to 06/11/1916

Closed for half day 'Roll of Honour'

13/12/1916 to 13/12/1916

Absence of boy working on farm, war regs

11/05/1917 to 11/05/1917

Deviated from timetable Wednesday, Thursday & Friday to give extra time for knitting socks for Army

11/09/1914 to 11/09/1914

A teacher left at 3pm on Thursday to take part in Recital of Sacred music in aid of mine sweepers

01/07/1916 to 01/07/1916

Holiday given this pm on account of concert in aid of Belgian Refugees

04/02/1916 to 04/02/1916

Teacher again left at 3pm on Thursday to take part in Recital of Sacred music in aid of mine sweepers

14/04/1916 to 14/04/1916

Started collection of chestnuts in accordance with request from Ministry of Food

24/09/1917 to 24/09/1917

Have collected 636lbs chestnuts

18/10/1917 to 18/10/1917

School closed this pm for blackberry picking in accordance with Government scheme

17/09/1918 to 17/09/1918

23 girls from 1st class picking blackberries

19/09/1918 to 19/09/1918

1st class girls picking blackberries Monday pm

27/09/1918 to 27/09/1918

1st class girls blackberry picking this pm

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918