60 hospital bags forwarded to Lady Smith Dorren's Hospital bag Fund.....£1 sent to Hermitage VAD Hosp

06/12/1918 to 06/12/1918

Miss Taylor absent following death of her sister, she has been ill herself

06/12/1918 to 06/12/1918

Vicar home on leave from France visited the school

06/12/1918 to 06/12/1918

School closed for fortnight due to flu epidemic

09/12/1918 to 09/12/1918

Closed in pm as schools closed to welcome captured German Guns to Rugby

11/12/1918 to 11/12/1918

School left early to join procession to meet captured German guns presented to Town

11/12/1918 to 11/12/1918

Children out 1.55 to see arrival of captured german Gun, back by 3.30

11/12/1918 to 11/12/1918

Managers suggested school taken to see captured german Guns arrival at Bilton Road

11/12/1918 to 11/12/1918

All but 3 of the influenza cases have returned

13/12/1918 to 13/12/1918

Children back at school but some suffer with headaches

13/12/1918 to 13/12/1918

Attendance still low as influenza severe

13/12/1918 to 13/12/1918

Only 14 children at school, all the rest are ill with influenza

13/12/1918 to 13/12/1918

Report on canvassing in local elections, Rugby.

14/12/1918

Report of meeting, Rugby, with candidate at election. Mentions Major Baird, Candidate, Mr Lloyd Geor

14/12/1918

Notice of thanks for election addresses to ... 'Ladies & gentlemen' Ernest M. Pollock MP.

14/12/1918

Children being taken to Coventry in afternoon to see the War Tank. Here for a week collecting for Loa

14/12/1918 to 14/12/1918

No of Old Boys present at Prize Giving

16/12/1918 to 16/12/1918

School closed by order of the Medical Officer as both teachers were ill

16/12/1918 to 16/12/1918

Ernest Bloxham, PoW since 26/8/1914 called in, pleased to see him

16/12/1918 to 16/12/1918

Mrs Goode absent for two days by permission as her husband was home on leave

16/12/1918 to 16/12/1918

Letter received from Kenilworth Red Cross Hospital thanking school for gift of potatoes.

16/12/1918 to 16/12/1918

Sent to Education Office full particulars required by Army for release of Messr SJ Briggs, FC Brown &

17/12/1918 to 17/12/1918

Two captured German Guns on a tour through Warwickshire. Rested for night outside school. Left next m

17/12/1918 to 17/12/1918

4 old scholars who have been demobed called into school

18/12/1918 to 18/12/1918

2 boys & girls cleared walls of Peace decorations, pictures etc as end of term

19/12/1918 to 19/12/1918