Telegram from Director of Education to close school by order of Medical Officer

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half day holiday for 'Peace'

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Armistice signed. No school this pm

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Closed til 20th by Medical Officer

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

News of signing of Armistice with Germans arrived at 11am. Hoisted & saluted the Union Jack then asse

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

Mr Blow, Chairman & Mr Longford, manager came to tell the good news. Union Jack hoisted, Nation Anthe

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Armistice signed this morning so gave the children a holiday in the afternoon

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Entry in red ink, school still closed. The Great War ceased at 11 o'clock today. God Save The King

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Sir Gerald Shuckburg visited school, dismissed children on hearing Armistice was signed

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Half day holiday this pm

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Holiday this pm called by Manager to Celebrate Peace

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Armistice signed

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Closed til 18/11 by M O

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Armistice Day!  Closed school by order of medical Officer owing to the outbreak of influenza. Re-open

11/11/1918 to 11/11/1918

Re-opened only 21 children present (in July 122 on register). Children sent home on instructions from

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The gun for Warwick Gun Week passed through village & children sent to see it. Report of signing of A

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Influenza still raging and attendance very poor

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Received news of signing of the Armistice. Children very excited Gathered at 1.30 in church for a few

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School managers gave consent for two days holiday to celebrate the signing of the Armistice for the G

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Union Jack hoisted. Patriotic songs sung and God Save the King & 3 cheers for the King & Queen, soldi

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Armistice signed at 5.30 am to take effect from 11.00 French time.

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Eight older children taken into Nuneaton to hear the signing of the Armistice proclaimed by the town

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Armistice signed. Holiday in the afternoon

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12 children absent all week suffering from the new malady termed 'influenza'

08/11/1918 to 08/11/1918

By order of medical Officer, closed another week

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