School breaks up for a week's holiday as so many boys are potato picking

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

School closed for one week for midterm holiday to enable children to hep with potato picking

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

Several applications received from farmers for child labour. All referred to school attendance office

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

Death of Col Knox, 7th Warwickshire Regiment, brother of VC holder Lt Knox

04/10/1918 to 04/10/1918

Senior children picked 103lb blackberries

03/10/1918 to 03/10/1918

pm blackberry picking, 160 lb collected

03/10/1918 to 03/10/1918

Lighting economy and the Public Library. Reduced hours as coal shortages

03/10/1918 to 03/10/1918

Collected £19-2-6d for War Savings

01/10/1918 to 01/10/1918

Four half holidays for children to collect blackberries for the Army & Navy. Total of 267 lbs picked

17/09/1918 to 01/10/1918

Half day for blackbery picking

01/10/1918 to 01/10/1918

Closed for blackberry picking for Ministry of Food

01/10/1918 to 01/10/1918

2 hours in garden with boys

01/10/1918 to 01/10/1918

Blackberry picking, collected 21lb

01/10/1918 to 01/10/1918

Collecting wood for fires

01/10/1918 to 01/10/1918

Potato picking

01/10/1918 to 01/10/1918

4 half holidays given for blackerry picking for the Minister of Food for jam for the troops. 2cwt 2qt

01/10/1918 to 01/10/1918

Boys given leave to work on farms - usually for 1 month

01/02/1918 to 01/10/1918

Wormleighton - News of local servicemen

01/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

Stockton - News of local soldiers

01/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

Priors Marston - news of local servicemen

01/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

Priors Marston - August 4th collections given to the British Ambulance Committee for French wounded

01/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

Pillerton -comment that "war is looking much more favourable"

01/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

Kineton - Kineton House continues as a Hospital Centre

01/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

Kineton - short letter from Vicar on HMS Campania

01/09/1918 to 30/09/1918

Gaydon with Chadshunt - news of local servicemen

01/09/1918 to 30/09/1918