Card received from a soldier fighting in East Africa to thank the children for their Xmas gifts

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Gifts for wounded soldiers - apples, potatoes, parsnips

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Frank Cowley left by special permission for agricultural work

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

School closed today(Emergency). Staff engaged in distribution Ration Cards to people. Director of Edu

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Attendance very poor this week, struggle for food stuffs and coal mainly being responsible

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

School closed-Teachers engaged on premises filling in Registration Forms & issuing Ration Cards

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Attendance still poor, some children queuing every day. Heath of children very poor for this time of

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Miss C J Harrison  leaves to join WAAC

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

School closed as teachers attended for Registration of Food tickets

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Nuneaton elementary school teachers registering new food cards, about 10,000

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Allotments. Voluntary efforts failed to lease land. To petition WCC for compulsory leasing

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Membership of Military Tribunal criticised, need 2 more representatives of labour

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Need for ready cooked food - domestic & shopping problems for all classes

08/02/1918 to 08/02/1918

Headteacher absent as organising distibution of Food Cards

07/02/1918 to 07/02/1918

Communal Kitchens. Also ticket scheme helping problem of queues for margarine.

07/02/1918 to 07/02/1918

Food Problem- meat tickets in Warwick by end Feb, register with 1 butcher

07/02/1918 to 07/02/1918

Director informed that no supply teacher available this week so no woodwork class

05/02/1918 to 05/02/1918

School closed for 3 days for teachers to deal with registration of Ration Cards

05/02/1918 to 05/02/1918

Collected £3-9-0d for War Savings

04/02/1918 to 04/02/1918

Executive Officer to Food Control Committee called to make arrangements for Rationing Scheme

04/02/1918 to 04/02/1918

WT given leave for 2 months for farm work

04/02/1918 to 04/02/1918

Irregular attendance due to food queues

01/02/1918 to 01/02/1918

115 present out of 224, nearly all absentees shopping or standing in queues

01/02/1918 to 01/02/1918

Items made in Handiwork each week eg spills, beads, dolls to be sold & proceeds to Red Cross Hospital

01/02/1918 to 01/02/1918

164 out of 231 attended this pm- margerine shortages

01/02/1918 to 01/02/1918