There is much sickness among the girls

18/10/1918 to 18/10/1918

4 children absent with Spanish Influenza

18/10/1918 to 18/10/1918

64 off with influenza, Medical Officer of Health ordered school closed for a week

18/10/1918 to 18/10/1918

To save coal, managers decided to curtail the dinner hour.

18/10/1918 to 18/10/1918

School closed for a week to enable children to help with potato harvest

18/10/1918 to 18/10/1918

Closed for blackberry picking

20/10/1918 to 20/10/1918

School closed by order of MO due to flu epidemic. Re-opened 18th November. Miss Henton still absent

21/10/1918 to 18/11/1918

Medical Officer closed school for a week, spanish influenza

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

pm 1.30 to 3.40 to save light & coal

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

Begining this week school will commense at 1.30 for the winter months

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

Many still absent. Received applications for 30 boys for another week's leave for potato picking

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

Closed until 18/11 due to flu epidemic

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

School closed by MO, 'flu epidemic

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

A teacher is away today her brother having died at the front

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

Potato pickers absent

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

Trafalgar Day. Head made reference to work of the Navy. Patriotic songs sung and flag hjoisted throug

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

Class of boys commenced to mark out and dig the school garden

21/10/1918 to 21/10/1918

Closed by order of medical officer

22/10/1918 to 22/10/1918

School closed, order of Medical Officer

22/10/1918 to 22/10/1918

Closed til 28th for potato picking

22/10/1918 to 22/10/1918

Closed until 18/11, flu epidemic

22/10/1918 to 22/10/1918

50 girls & 4 teachers ill with 'flu, school closed

22/10/1918 to 22/10/1918

Coal delivered this week

22/10/1918 to 22/10/1918

26 absent with Spanish Influenza

22/10/1918 to 22/10/1918

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

23/10/1918 to 23/10/1918