School closed on Wednesday afternoon to enable teachers to help with applications for Ration Books

14/06/1918 to 14/06/1918

Lt W J Sidwell RGA visited, staff

14/06/1918 to 14/06/1918

Pennies brought in on Empire day raised 6/- for Overseas Club

14/06/1918 to 14/06/1918

Closed Mon & Tues pm to enable teachers to assist parentsto fill up food forms

14/06/1918 to 14/06/1918

Head read letter from King & Queen expressing appreciation of way in which schooly are carrying on du

14/06/1918 to 14/06/1918

Public Notice.  Atherstone Food Control Committee. Application forms for ration books being distribut

14/06/1918 to 14/06/1918

Public Notice.  Trained Women & Women Gangs available for work. Apply to Board of Agriculture, New St

14/06/1918 to 14/06/1918

Collected £3-12-0d for War Savings

17/06/1918 to 17/06/1918

War Weapons Week. £54 collected in War Savings Certificates

17/06/1918 to 17/06/1918

Vicar, Rev. Rogers home from the Front. Addressed children on their duties at this time of crisis. He

17/06/1918 to 17/06/1918

Mr J Woodford, caretaker, attended medical for Army and passed Grade 2

17/06/1918 to 17/06/1918

Head master absent-attending medical re-examination by Military Authorities

18/06/1918 to 18/06/1918

Due to possibility of caretaker being called up, Managers and head preparing for winter by obtaining

18/06/1918 to 18/06/1918

Headmaster absent, attending Quinton Barracks, Coventry

19/06/1918 to 19/06/1918

School closed for 3 weeks for pea picking

20/06/1918 to 20/06/1918

Farmer fined £20 for unploughed land

20/06/1918 to 20/06/1918

Paper controller order reduction in paper, order your newspaper!

20/06/1918 to 20/06/1918

Military Tribunal- allowed exemption for combative service as prepared to clear mines, carry stretche

20/06/1918 to 20/06/1918

Received notice from Education Office that the Woodwork Class would be discontinued as the teacher ha

21/06/1918 to 21/06/1918

More time in garden during week

21/06/1918 to 21/06/1918

Mr Greenway taken position as Progress Clerk as pension of 13/6/week insufficient for daily life

21/06/1918 to 21/06/1918

2 prosecutions for wrongful use of meat cards, both received fines

21/06/1918 to 21/06/1918

New Electoral Register for Oct 1st. Local Gov. Board fixed 29th June as publishing date list of new e

22/06/1918

Talk on Day Light saving & children's sleep based on leaflet by Dr Bastock Hill instead of singing le

23/06/1918 to 23/06/1918

Collected £2-17-0d for War Savings

24/06/1918 to 24/06/1918