Children had splendid view of King reviewing the Troops. Very few people present & we were within 20y

15/03/1915 to 15/03/1915

2 boys given a week's holiday to help with the harvest

06/09/1915 to 06/09/1915

Mr G..., local farmer, appied for 13 boys to help pick his potatoes. Managers refused permission but

20/09/1915 to 20/09/1915

12 away picking potatoes for Mr B.....

05/10/1915 to 05/10/1915

3 teachers received 'War Bonus' of £5

01/12/1915 to 01/12/1915

Sent off form to office concerning effects of war on school life

01/02/1916 to 01/02/1916

2nd consignment of waste metal to depot

13/05/1918 to 13/05/1918

Supply of coal failed

26/02/1918 to 26/02/1918

No coal yet

01/03/1918 to 01/03/1918

Coal arrived

04/03/1918 to 04/03/1918

Waste metal collected by boys sent to collection depot in High Street

16/04/1918 to 16/04/1918

24/- to RSPCA Blue Cross Fund

24/04/1918 to 24/04/1918

16/6d for Overseas Club Tobacco Fund

27/05/1918 to 27/05/1918

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

19/07/1918 to 19/07/1918

pm blackberry picking at request of Min. Food

09/09/1918 to 09/09/1918

pm blackberry picking, over 1cwt collected

16/09/1918 to 16/09/1918

pm blackberry picking, 160 lb collected

03/10/1918 to 03/10/1918

School closed, order of Medical Officer

22/10/1918 to 22/10/1918

School re-opened

18/11/1918 to 18/11/1918

Head Master resumed duties

09/01/1919 to 09/01/1919

Children to Recreation Ground in pm for organised games in preparation of Peace Celebration Sports ne

18/07/1919 to 18/07/1919

Peace Celebration Sports Day

19/07/1919 to 19/07/1919

Mr Ancill on VAD duties in pm

08/10/1915 to 08/10/1915

Vegetables brought in by boys sent for wounded at Clopton Hospital

15/10/1915 to 15/10/1915

6/- collected for red cross Soc. for work abroad

27/10/1915 to 27/10/1915