Closed for 2 weeks for potato picking

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

Many still absent. Received applications for 30 boys for another week's leave for potato picking

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

School closing 4pm for winter

18/10/1916 to 18/10/1916

Rev. Manager distributed War savings Certs

29/01/1917 to 29/01/1917

Parcel of wool sent by Lady Ilkeston for knitting socks for wounded

07/03/1917 to 07/03/1917

Lady Ilkeston spoke to children on 'Empire Day'

24/05/1917 to 24/05/1917

Closed pm, children assisting at garden party for benefit of St Dunstan's Home

24/07/1917 to 24/07/1917

Several children hop picking this week

14/09/1917 to 14/09/1917

pm picking blackberries for jam for troops, 20lb this week, 25lb on 25/9

18/09/1917 to 18/09/1917

pm closing at 4pm for winter

23/10/1917 to 23/10/1917

Cheque for 4/7d received for blackberry picking

02/11/1917 to 02/11/1917

Closed for remainder of week so teachers to fill in Meat Ration Cards for Town

05/03/1918 to 05/03/1918

pm blackberry picking for jam for troops

03/09/1918 to 03/09/1918

pm blackberry picking for jam for troops

17/09/1918 to 17/09/1918

Mr Frost, HMI, to see HT re War Savings

09/10/1918 to 09/10/1918

pm 1.30 to 3.40 to save light & coal

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

M O closed school due to 'flu epedemic until 18/11

31/10/1918 to 31/10/1918

Closed for summer holidays, 1 extra week for 'Peace'

31/07/1919 to 31/07/1919

2 more Belgian refugees admitted today

30/11/1914 to 30/11/1914

4 more Belgian children admitted today making 10 in total

07/12/1914 to 07/12/1914

Reverand Manager took class of Belgian children, 6 in upper class

11/12/1914 to 11/12/1914

10 belgian children attending, 2 having moved to Ladbroke

11/01/1915 to 11/01/1915

3 of Belgian children transfered to B'rhm

29/01/1915 to 29/01/1915

4 Belgian children transfered & 5 admitted

09/03/1915 to 09/03/1915

Canon Van de Broek accompanied Rev. Manager & spoke to Belgian children

03/06/1915 to 03/06/1915