Teacher absent since Wednesday, under Dr with Influenza

28/06/1918 to 28/06/1918

Teacher returned to work

01/07/1918 to 01/07/1918

School commensed early pm start, 1.30, for rest of winter to save gas

23/10/1918 to 23/10/1918

School closed due to influenza epidemic

30/10/1918 to 30/10/1918

Re-opened 60 present (total about 110). Medical Officer closed school on 19/11/1918

18/11/1918 to 18/11/1918

Re-opened, closed again for 2 weeks on 2/12/1918

25/11/1918 to 25/11/1918

Special holiday tomorrow for children's treats & sports in Castle Park in connection with Warwick Pea

17/07/1919 to 17/07/1919

Summer holidays start, extra week by request of HM King to celebrate peace

31/07/1919 to 31/07/1919

General Sir John Keir visited on Tuesday re School War Savings Scheme

28/11/1919 to 28/11/1919

Closed with an extra week for peace

31/07/1919 to 31/07/1919

King's letter read out before 2 minutes complete silence at 11am

11/11/1919 to 11/11/1919

Managers agreed to finishing at 4.15 to allow boys home in light & save gas

15/10/1915 to 15/10/1915

2 ladies came selling flags for Red Cross

21/10/1915 to 21/10/1915

Allowed early finish owing to entertainment for wives & children of soldiers

14/01/1916 to 14/01/1916

Request from local scout master for some scouts to engage in National Egg Collection on certain half

16/10/1916 to 16/10/1916

pm blackberry picking for jam for soldiers, 102 lb approx

19/09/1917 to 19/09/1917

blackberry picking,92 lb approx

25/09/1917 to 25/09/1917

Miss Pratt collected for Red Cross Society

19/10/1917 to 19/10/1917

pm Acorn picking in Warwick Park

19/10/1917 to 19/10/1917

Douglas Freetone called up for military service

09/05/1918 to 09/05/1918

Mr Bromwich, woodwork instructor, volunteered for National Work so no woodwork teacher

12/06/1918 to 12/06/1918

School closed

18/07/1918 to 18/07/1918

Blackberry picking

09/09/1918 to 09/09/1918

Blackberry picking

16/09/1918 to 16/09/1918

Blackberry picking

18/09/1918 to 18/09/1918