Letter from Directors re children to gather chestnuts & blackberries

06/09/1917 to 06/09/1917

Sent letter to Directors rejecting idea to gathher fruit etc as too far from the station

07/09/1917 to 07/09/1917

Card from Directors asking to reconsider collection of blackberries

11/09/1917 to 11/09/1917

Replied to Directors that would do our best re collection of blackberries

14/09/1917 to 14/09/1917

2 doz older children & HT picked 80lb blackberries from 1pm. Taken to Stratford station next day

27/09/1917 to 27/09/1917

Post card from Director asking to pick blackberries on 4/10

02/10/1917 to 02/10/1917

Too wet to pick blackberries

04/10/1917 to 04/10/1917

Attendance Officer reported that WW can help Mr Langford for 2 weeks

22/10/1917 to 22/10/1917

Letter from Att Off that RH to come back on 17/11

30/10/1917 to 30/10/1917

Att Off given further extension to RH to 15/12

21/11/1917 to 21/11/1917

Sent letter from Mr Corbett, farmer, to Att Off asking for WW to work on land for a time

26/11/1917 to 26/11/1917

Miss C off pm to see brother off by train to serve in France

12/12/1917 to 12/12/1917

Appeal from Directors for egg collection for wounded soldiers

25/04/1918 to 25/04/1918

Mr Longford hoisted Union Jack in honour of America's Day

04/07/1918 to 04/07/1918

Distributed Daylight Saving Leaflets

09/07/1918 to 09/07/1918

Mr Stour & Mr Lacey called in to arrange mass meeting here about War Savings Assn.

15/07/1918 to 15/07/1918

Took senior children out, collected 160lb blackberries. Children paid 3d per lb

19/09/1918 to 19/09/1918

Leaflets received from Ed. Off. 'Why did we go to War' & Why Britain is at War' by Sir Edward Good fo

07/09/1914 to 07/09/1914

Boy wants earlier exemption for farm work, so many men gone to War. Granted

20/10/1914 to 20/10/1914

Exemption certificate for boy of 12

01/03/1915 to 01/03/1915

3 Brigade Yeomanry passing village school, school closed immediately to allow children to watch them

26/04/1915 to 26/04/1915

Managers to pay for materials for making sandbags. Children start making bags this pm

28/06/1915 to 28/06/1915

18 sandbags finished & will be sent off tomorrow

14/07/1915 to 14/07/1915

Trafalga Day-Sir John Jellicoe's message read out to children

21/10/1915 to 21/10/1915

Visitor asked children to bring fruit & vegetables in for Navy. 14th collection made

13/12/1915 to 13/12/1915