Closed to help general public fill in Form N7

10/06/1918 to 10/06/1918

Closed pm so teachers can instruct public how to complete applications for new ration books

10/06/1918 to 10/06/1918

Closed pm today & tomorrow. Staff assisting parents to fill in new ration forms

10/06/1918 to 10/06/1918

Closed pm, only about 11 application forms filled in by teachers

10/06/1918 to 10/06/1918

School closed for half a day as teachers assisting Food Controller Committee

10/06/1918 to 10/06/1918

Closed Mon & Tues pm to release staff for clerical work in connection with Food Ration Application Fo

10/06/1918 to 10/06/1918

Head read King's letter to assembled School thanking teachers and scholars of their work and response

10/06/1918 to 10/06/1918

2 ams in garden, potatoes planted

07/06/1918 to 07/06/1918

Notice from managers that closed Mon-Tues pm next week to assist with application forms

07/06/1918 to 07/06/1918

£2 collected for Overseas Tobacco Fund

07/06/1918 to 07/06/1918

Vicar home from France visited the school.

07/06/1918 to 07/06/1918

First Victoria Cross awarded to Nuneaton resident. 5 brothers fighting, 1 dead. Citation & photos inc

07/06/1918 to 07/06/1918

15/- sent to Overseas Club as an Empire Day collection for Wounded Sailors and Soldiers Tobacco Fund

06/06/1918 to 06/06/1918

Jotting. New details for appeals

06/06/1918 to 06/06/1918

Teachers available Wed-Fri 6-8pm to assist with filling in application form

05/06/1918 to 05/06/1918

Mrs Mountford away owing to husband being in England from the Western Front

03/06/1918 to 03/06/1918

Collected £3-1-6d for War Savings

03/06/1918 to 03/06/1918

Weekly collection of eggs for wounded soldiers

03/06/1918 to 03/06/1918

Mr H... absent, medical examination

03/06/1918 to 03/06/1918

Harold Greenway(47785) discharged no longer fir for service attended with view to enter training coll

03/06/1918 to 03/06/1918

RE and RL have each obtained 2 months exemption for farm work

03/06/1918 to 03/06/1918

27 eggs collected by children to be sent to wounded soldiers.

03/06/1918 to 03/06/1918

Children subscribed 10/- as an Empire Day Gift for soldiers and sailors to buy tobacco & cigarettes

31/05/1918 to 31/05/1918

Newbold Pacye & Ashorne - 2 local soldiers on leave, death of local soldier

01/05/1918 to 31/05/1918

Fenny Compton - Allotments let out on condition no work is done on them on Sundays

01/05/1918 to 31/05/1918