School closed today for 2 weeks. Children of upper school to help with haymaking & harvest, consquent

04/07/1918 to 04/07/1918

Mr Masterton, Executive Officer to Food Control Committee met teachers & asked for assistance in regi

04/07/1918 to 04/07/1918

Miss Moody absent with 'flu

04/07/1918 to 04/07/1918

Independance day observed-Vicar talked to children about the Americans & the part they are playing in

04/07/1918 to 04/07/1918

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

04/07/1918 to 04/07/1918

Miss Lole & Miss Southam away with influenza. Attendance of children rapidly falling off.

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

Miss Paynting absent due to flu. Schools of Rugby & New Bilton closed until 18th as so many children

05/07/1918 to 18/07/1918

Children saved waste paper which when sold raised 2/- for PoW Fund

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

Re-opened after 10 day closure due to influenza

05/07/1918 to 19/07/1918

Influenza increased. 36 absent mainly in upper school

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

Closed 3 weeks until 30/7/1918 for hay harvest

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

Attendance low as much spanish flu about

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

Notified District medical officer of case of Spanish Influenza

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

1.5 hours in garden

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

Miss M still absent + 20 girls

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

Attend poor as some elder children working in hay fields

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

We intended visiting trwo schools in Birmingham today but have had to postpone our visit owing to an

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

Schools to notify Director of Education of suspected cases of Spanish influenza. Headmaster & one chi

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

2nd VC awarded to Nuneaton soldier. Citation & photo, copy of letter home from Pte W Beesley, Rifle B

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

Mention of high incidence in London & Midlands

05/07/1918 to 05/07/1918

Notice to urge men & women to check voters lists displayed in Post Offices etc. If their name is omit

06/07/1918

Telegram from Warwick to close school due to spread 'flu, re-open 18/7

06/07/1918 to 06/07/1918

5 to 8 boys absent, war regs

06/07/1918 to 06/07/1918

Order received to close school for one week owing to epidemic of influenza

06/07/1918 to 06/07/1918

Mrs Mountford had leave of absence until 26th July to visit her husband who is stationed in Kent.

08/07/1918 to 08/07/1918