L/Cpl F Baker, RAMC, lectured upper boys on his experiences at the front. lectured others on 25/1

24/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

Register not marked this morning as only 91 out of 224 present due to queues & shopping

24/01/1918 to 24/01/1918

About quarter of children absent. Gone to stand in food queues in Tamworth

24/01/1918 to 24/01/1918

Mr Percival ex teacher, released from Army, called in

24/01/1918 to 24/01/1918

Alleged Food hoarding, Alf Herbert, Gen Manager, fined & imprisoned

24/01/1918 to 24/01/1918

Cubbington. Bread under weight. Baker fined

24/01/1918 to 24/01/1918

Warwickshire Agricultural Committee report, extra grassland ploughed, PoWs at Drayton

24/01/1918 to 24/01/1918

Branch of Junior League of Safety formed. Membership 38. Children taking up collection of waste & scr

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

Number absent in food queues

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

198 boys joined Legion of the League of National Safety. We collected various waste materials in conj

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

Serious fall in attendance, queues responsible

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

25/-6d collected for Sir A C Pearson's fund for children of blind soldiers

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

Attendance poor due to difficulties obtaining food

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

Low attendance as many in margerine & meat queues

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

Nuneaton Rural Council fix coal prices

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

Warwickshire War Agricultural Executive Committee, 25,000 acres short of target, must go under plough

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

As supplies have not arrived Executive Officer of Food Control Committee to go to London for them

25/01/1918 to 25/01/1918

Lantern lectures from Nat War savings As, War on Land, Sea & Air

28/01/1918 to 28/01/1918

Special lessons to Upper classes on Food Economy

28/01/1918 to 28/01/1918

Report of vote in House of Lords about votes for women.

29/01/1918

No further news of 2nd Lieut Tayton - official opinion is he was killed in action on day reported mis

29/01/1918 to 29/01/1918

Miss McCartney absent as visiting sole surving brother home on leave

30/01/1918 to 30/01/1918

109lb waste paper taken to Waste Paper Depot

31/01/1918 to 31/01/1918

26 absent (total c 180), again standing in food queues. Pupils leave Alvecote at 8.30 & stand for 3-4

31/01/1918 to 31/01/1918

Food Problem-local tickets as Nat Gov slow in organising, also meat shortages discussed

31/01/1918 to 31/01/1918