Boy excluded, spanish flu

23/07/1918 to 23/07/1918

Corporal H E Taylor (Royal NWMPolice), former member of staff who came over with Canadian Expeditiona

23/07/1918 to 23/07/1918

Lieutenant Bonfield, a former student teacher, called to see Headmaster and other teachers

23/07/1918 to 23/07/1918

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

24/07/1918 to 24/07/1918

Likely to be his brother excluded, spanish flu

25/07/1918 to 25/07/1918

Summer holidays for 3 weeks so 2 weeks in October for harvest

25/07/1918 to 25/07/1918

Collection in school to participate in town's recognition of bravery of Nuneaton's two VC heroes, Lie

25/07/1918 to 25/07/1918

Arrangements modified after consultation with Board of Education by Ministry of National Service

25/07/1918 to 25/07/1918

Threatened munitions strike. Government taken steps to reduce number of skilled men in munitions work

25/07/1918 to 25/07/1918

463 lb waste paper taken in sacks to station by 3 boys in pm

26/07/1918 to 26/07/1918

11/- in pennies for Blinded Soldiers' Children Fund

26/07/1918 to 26/07/1918

Waste paper dispatched to Cardiff, 10st 5lb

26/07/1918 to 26/07/1918

WH Gibbs left for the Colours

26/07/1918 to 26/07/1918

£1-15-0 collected for Blinded Soldiers' Children Fund

26/07/1918 to 26/07/1918

Miss Coleman absent with 'flu, returned 30/7

27/07/1918 to 27/07/1918

Collected £2-6-0d for War Savings

29/07/1918 to 29/07/1918

Head master & senior boys to Daily Mail Office in Birmingham as collected waste paper. Also visited o

29/07/1918 to 29/07/1918

Closed by Medical Officer

29/07/1918 to 29/07/1918

Collection for VC fund raised 25/-

30/07/1918 to 30/07/1918

Priors Marston - 3 soldiers wounded in France

01/07/1918 to 31/07/1918

Priors Marston - Books of War Savings Association audited

01/07/1918 to 31/07/1918

Shotteswell - Special services for 4th anniversary of the outbreak of war

01/07/1918 to 31/07/1918

Shotteswell - Quarterly meeting of Mother's Union: "non-ration" tea provided

01/07/1918 to 31/07/1918

Fenny Compton - The May Tea: Difficulties with Food Controller overcome

01/07/1918 to 31/07/1918

Fenny Compton - news of local servicemen

01/07/1918 to 31/07/1918