Tomorrow is Peace Day - a dinner for the adults and tea for children to be followed by sports and fir

18/07/1919 to 18/07/1919

Too damp to go blackberry picking

10/10/1918 to 10/10/1918

Too many visitors from Rugby visiting Belgian refugees

09/10/1915 to 09/10/1915

Too wet to go blackberry picking

17/10/1918 to 17/10/1918

Too wet to pick blackberries

04/10/1917 to 04/10/1917

Took 18 children after school to entertain wounded soldiers at Clopton Hospital

20/04/1916 to 20/04/1916

Took children out at 10am to see parade of soldiers, back by 10.40

23/02/1915 to 23/02/1915

Took girls to Bilton Road this am to see full parade, 3 Regiments

23/02/1915 to 23/02/1915

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

19/09/1918 to 19/09/1918

Top class girls helped greatly in War Savings work by writing out some hundreds of addresses on Certi

02/03/1916 to 02/03/1916

Top class girls writing letters to the wounded soldiers at Kenilworth hospital.

11/06/1915 to 11/06/1915

Top girls made 79 bags for soldiers, sent to Miss |McClure today

03/05/1918 to 03/05/1918

Top of War Saving Associations returns list with £2790-12-11

25/04/1916 to 25/04/1916

Topics of the Week. Grocers closing at 7pm not 8pm. Should drapers & milliners be included?

16/04/1915 to 16/04/1915

Topics of week. Lack of promised action by Nuneaton Council for discharged men

07/01/1916 to 07/01/1916

Total amount saved by children for War Savings since September 15th 1916 amounts to £21.2.0.

05/04/1917 to 05/04/1917

Total collected for old boys Chritsmas fund £4 inc teachers subs £1-2-0

07/12/1916 to 07/12/1916

Total of 62 men now enrolled in Southam VTC. Details of activities

18/08/1916 to 18/08/1916

Total subscribed by children to War Savings Association up to June 1919 - £162.9.6.

13/06/1919 to 13/06/1919

Total subscribed by children to War Savings Association up to signing of the Armistice - £139.7.6.

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

Total War savings itemised in index area of log book

01/08/1914 to 01/08/1914

Town councils - Mr Asquith quoted as saying women will have the vote when there is a demand for it. L

28/04/1911

Tradesman's Failure Owing to the War. C A Palmar, nurseryman and florist bankrupt. Details of how his

02/06/1916 to 02/06/1916

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

21/10/1915 to 21/10/1915

Trafalgar Day. Classes held on Nelson and own fleet at the present time

21/10/1915 to 21/10/1915