several children still away potato picking

08/11/1918 to 08/11/1918

12 deaths in Nuneaton in Oct, 30 so far in Nov. Elementary schools closed & Sunday School. Discussion

08/11/1918 to 08/11/1918

If German POWs are billeted on a farm then no Land Army women are allowed to work there. If the POWs

08/11/1918 to 08/11/1918

Miss Haddon in charge during head teacher's absence through influenza

05/11/1918 to 07/11/1918

17 present. Received wire from Warks medical Officer to close school. Re-opened 2/12.

07/11/1918 to 07/11/1918

Miss Powell sent home, ill with flu. 30 out of 67 absent

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

Only 10 out of 34 present due to flu. Telegram sent to MO, received telegram to close school. Re-open

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

School closed by Medical officer due to influenza

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

Medical officer closed all schools in Borough until 18th due to influenza. Extended until 2/12, epide

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

17 children away owing to influenza. Instructions received from Mr Boulton-King to close the school

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

Epidemic of influenza. Many cases followed by pneumonia and speedy death. Ravaging most parts of the

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

MoH decided to close all the Elementary Schools of the town until the 18th because of the influenza e

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

School closed by order of Medical Officer because of Influenza

05/11/1918 to 05/11/1918

School closed after morning session owing to influenza epidemic.

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

Influenza increased, 64 children absent. School closed by order of Medical Officer for two weeks.

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

Lorna Wall, teacher, absent with influenza

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

School closed by Medical Order on account of epidemic of influenza. re-opened 25/11

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

Miss Bleasdale died of Pneumonia today

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

School opened after further week's closure

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

School closed for two weeks because of influenza

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

Poor attendance, only 11 out of 31. Most children have influenza and sore throats

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

News received of Austria's surrender. Flag hoisted.

04/11/1918 to 04/11/1918

School closed for a further week. (Closed altogether for 5 weeks)

02/11/1918 to 02/11/1918

Re-opened school at 1pm instead of 1.30 in order to shorten the dinner inteval & thus save coal

01/11/1918 to 01/11/1918

Attendance poor mainly due to 'flu epidemic

01/11/1918 to 01/11/1918