…This afternoon there are 115 children present out of 141.

28 January 1910

Severe snowstorm; only 30 children present out of 141. These arrived in so wet a condition that it was deemed prudent not to keep them at school. They were therefore sent home, and registers were not marked.

8 February 1910

Shrove Tuesday - school closed for half a day in the afternoon.

11 February 1910

The attendance has suffered very much this week - 25 children have been absent the whole of the week. Of these, 11 are cases of mumps & 8 of chicken-pox, the remainder being minor ailments. There are 146 chil on roll.

22 March 1910 · [illegible: Maud Ungar]

St I. Register. Correct. [illegible: Maud Ungar]

24 March 1910

Attendance continues to be very poor; chicken pox & mumps are (and have been for the last six weeks) responsible for the continued unsatisfactory attendance.

24 March 1910

School broke up for Easter Vacation.

4 April 1910

School resumed this morning.

14 April 1910 · C Boutflower

Visited the School