Corporal H E Taylor (Royal NWMPolice), former member of staff who came over with Canadian Expeditiona

23/07/1918 to 23/07/1918

Lieutenant Bonfield, a former student teacher, called to see Headmaster and other teachers

23/07/1918 to 23/07/1918

Head absent with Influenza.

22/07/1918 to 22/07/1918

Influenza abating

19/07/1918 to 19/07/1918

Boy obtained leave of absence for 3 months for agricultural work

19/07/1918 to 19/07/1918

10/- collected for Sir A C Pearson's fund for children of blind soldiers

19/07/1918 to 19/07/1918

Sir Leonard Dunning inspector of constabulary for Warwickshire describes the success of women patrols

19/07/1918 to 19/07/1918

Freedom of Borough granted to 2 VC holders by Nuneaton Borough Council

19/07/1918 to 19/07/1918

School re-opened, Miss Lush absent with flu

18/07/1918 to 18/07/1918

Re-opened

18/07/1918 to 18/07/1918

School closed

18/07/1918 to 18/07/1918

School re-opened

18/07/1918 to 18/07/1918

School re-opened

18/07/1918 to 18/07/1918

School re-opened

18/07/1918 to 18/07/1918

War savings now ammounts to £663-8-0

18/07/1918 to 18/07/1918

Headteacher still suffering from effects of Influenza

17/07/1918 to 17/07/1918

Mr Stour & Mr Lacey called in to arrange mass meeting here about War Savings Assn.

15/07/1918 to 15/07/1918

Miss C J Harrison, former teacher, WAAC (Flying Corp) called in

15/07/1918 to 15/07/1918

Mrs Garrett teacher away for few days as husband on leave from the Army

15/07/1918 to 15/07/1918

Advert by Conservative Party Agent. Application for electors extended to 24th July. Lists may be seen

13/07/1918

Closed from Monday til 17/7 by order of MO due to 'flu epidemic

12/07/1918 to 12/07/1918

LH, girl, excemption cert for farm work

12/07/1918 to 12/07/1918

16 children away this week with influenza

12/07/1918 to 12/07/1918

Miss C.....  absent with influenza, very ill during next week, resumed duties 22/7/1918

12/07/1918 to 12/07/1918

Influenza continues to seriously affect attendance. 86% this week

12/07/1918 to 12/07/1918