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School commenced this morning after the Christmas Holiday. Seven new children were admitted. The new cloak rooms are ready for use.
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Mr Mantle visited school this afternoon.
Dental inspection of the children was held all day.
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Sixteen children who were at school this morning were absent this afternoon on account of the Matinee at the Palace.
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Several new cases of mumps have broken out this week and the attendance is poor.
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The attendance is still poor owing to colds and mumps (80).
Mr Mantle visited school this morning.
The school nurse also held a routine inspection.
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Last night the tree in the playground was blown down.
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Miss Ginns is away because of the illness of her mother and father.
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I have returned to school today after having been away since Feb 18 because of a breakdown following influenza. During most of that time Miss Norman has been the only member of staff present as Miss Ginns is still away and Miss Stringer was away a fortnight with influenza. The dates of absentees and supplies are as follows:-
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Miss Stringer was away with influenza and Miss Sylvia M Bailey came as a supply.
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Miss Dorothy A Furniss came as a supply from Tuesday afternoon Feb 24th to Friday afternoon Feb 27th.
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The attendance is very poor chiefly because of whooping cough.
The new timetable has been approved by HM Inspectors and the Education Committee.
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Mr Mantle visited school this morning and checked the stock book.
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Seven new children were admitted this morning and application for admission after Easter was made by three parents whose children are now ill. Three children were transferred to the Mixed Department.
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The attendance is very poor (71.9) owing to whooping cough, mumps and colds. School was dismissed this afternoon for the Easter vacation.
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School opened this morning for the first time after the Easter Vacation. Two extra days holiday were given because the partition was being put up.
The attendance is much better 87.7. The Rector visited school this afternoon.
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Medical inspection was to have been held today but at 10.30 a telegram came to say the doctor was unwell.
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The school nurse held a routine inspection as the doctor did not come.
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Mr Vorley visited school this afternoon.
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Dr Perry Walker held a medical inspection of the children today and will finish tomorrow morning.
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The usual holiday was given to the children because of Ascension Day. Most of them attended the service at St Mary’s. Miss Norman spent the morning at Kingsthorpe Grove Infants School, Northampton, and Miss Bailey the whole day.
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School closed at noon today for the Whitsuntide vacation.
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School opened this morning after the holiday. Two cases of measles were reported.
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The attendance has fallen to 80 through an outbreak of measles.
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This week the attendance is only 70.
The children have a days holiday tomorrow as many of the older children and teachers are going to the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley.
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Registers checked and correct.
B Vorley
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Mr Hands, HMI, Mr Holland and Mr Allebone visited the school to look round the buildings.
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Mr Mantle visited school today.
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The attendance has fallen to 65.8 because of measles.
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Mr Mantle, Mr Freeman and Mr Sugars visited school this afternoon.
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The attendance has fallen to 61.4 owing to measles.
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After 31 years service in the school, Miss Ginns has sent in her resignation because of home duties. It has been accepted with regret by the Managers.
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School will be closed tomorrow for the annual Sunday School Treats.
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The children are having their term examination this week and next. I shall be away this afternoon in order to attend an exhibition of pictures at Wellingborough arranged by the LEA.
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Mr Corby and Mr Sanders visited school this afternoon and checked the registers.
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Mr Vorley visited school this afternoon.
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School closed this afternoon for the summer vacation.
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School opened this morning after the summer vacation and 10 new children were admitted. 24 children were transferred to the Mixed Department. Classification is not as satisfactory as one would wish as four classes have to be put into three rooms. The old school is not being used except for drill, eurythmics and singing.
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Mr Vorley visited school this afternoon.
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Rev P E Robson visited school this morning.
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Registers checked and correct.
B Vorley
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Mr Millican, HMI, paid a visit for a few minutes this afternoon to see how the classes were arranged.
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School closes this afternoon for the Feast holiday of two days Sep 21st and 22nd.
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I have returned to school this morning after having been away on Sep 17th, 18th and 23rd with tonsillitis and an inflamed eye.
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The attendance is considerably lower this week owing to colds. There are also three cases of measles and three of chicken pox.
Mr Vorley visited the school this morning.
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Mr Millican, HMI, inspected the school today.
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The attendance is very poor chiefly owing to chicken pox. The percentage this week has dropped to 80%.
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Mr Vorley visited school this afternoon.
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The attendance has fallen to 73.9% owing to chicken pox, measles and bad colds. The state of the playground is probably one of the reasons for the prevalence of colds as the way into the school is a succession of puddles.
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Mr Hands, HMI, and Mr Holland visited school for a few minutes this morning. As the old school cannot be used for singing the piano must be moved and that makes it impossible to teach eurythmics at all for there is not enough available space anywhere else.
Mr Corby and Mr sanders visited school this afternoon.
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The Rector visited school this morning.
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The attendance this week is 75.7%. Children are continually falling with chicken pox and measles and yesterday I sent home a child who had every sign of whooping cough.
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The attendance has fallen to 62.8%.
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Mr Vorley visited school this afternoon.
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As I have been examining Std I this week Miss bailey has been taking Class I with Class II for some lessons. Owing to the very bad attendance there were only 24 children in the two classes.
The attendance this week is only 50.2% because of the epidemic of chicken pox and measles. Circular M.1.66 has been received and the registers and summary have had the necessary entry made – Disregard Rule 23 Exception 2.
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The attendance this week is 60.6%.
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Mr Vorley, Rev P Robson and Mr Claridge visited school this afternoon. Mr Vorley gave me permission to destroy a stack of old registers and summaries, some of which went back thirty five years.
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On Saturday last we arranged a concert in the Adult School Hall, the proceeds of which will provide a Christmas Tree and party for the children. It was well attended and quite successful.
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Std I had their Christmas party this afternoon.
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Classes I< II and III had their party this afternoon.
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Each child has had a gift from the Christmas Tree and cards. The Rev P Robson visited to wish us all a happy Xmas. The attendance is 61.5 (percentage).
Several new cases of measles have broken out this week. School closed this afternoon for the Christmas Holiday.
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School opened this morning after the Christmas Holiday. The building has been redecorated and the inside is practically finished but the men are still at work on the outside.
Mr Prothero called to say the three children could be admitted who wished to come subject to Mr Holland’s approval.
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Mr and Mrs Vorley visited school this afternoon.
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Board of Education
Local Education Authority – Northants
Rushden South End CL Infants
Inspected on Oct 21st 1925
Report by Mr W J Hands
Until recently the work of this school has been carried out under trying conditions owing to extensive structural alterations which have been taking place and great credit is due to the Head Teacher and her staff for the skilful manner in which the school has been conducted during this period.
Even now the conditions under which the instruction is given are such as to make good organisation difficult, but the methods by which the teachers secure individual or sectional efforts rather than class results largely remove this handicap. The children are bright and respond intelligently; they show considerable powers of expression and are exceedingly happy and interested in their work.
Under the able direction of the Head Mistress the general efficiency of the school has been improved greatly and the standard of attainment in essential subjects now reaches a highly satisfactory level.
A word of praise is due to all concerned for the time which has been spent out of school hours in devising and preparing admirable aids for the teaching of Number, Reading and Writing.
Benjamin Vorley
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The attendance today is only 47% because of the deep snow that has fallen duting the night. The attendance during the week is 73%. Several fresh cases of measles have broken out during the week.
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25 children who were present this morning were absent this afternoon because of a matinee at the Palace.
Mr Vorley visited the school this afternoon and brought the congratulations of the Managers on the Report.
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The percentage this week is 82.6% - better than it has been since October.
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Mrs Hanger came at 11.45 this morning to fetch Clifford and Walter as the doctor suspected their sister had scarlet fever.
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Mr Vorley visited this morning and brought Mr Panter, the Attendance Officer.
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Visited the school, examined the Registers and found them correct.
Percy Robson
Manager
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Mr Corby and Mr sanders visited the school this afternoon.
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Mr Vorley visited the school this afternoon.
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School will close the afternoon on account of a menagerie which is visiting the town.
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School closed this afternoon for the Easter Holiday.
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The Secretary has sent to say that the number on roll must not exceed 110 until further notice.
School opened this morning after the Easter vacation and 8 new children were admitted, 3 left and 6 were transferred to the Mixed Department.
Mr Panter and Mr Higgs called with Mr Vorley.
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The school Medical Officer, Dr Newton, called this morning and said that medical inspection was to take place tomorrow afternoon. No intimation has been received from the Office.
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Dr Newton and the School Nurse held medical inspections this afternoon.
Mr Vorley also called.
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Medical inspection was concluded this morning. One child, R Smith, who was inspected on Friday afternoon had scarlet fever on Saturday morning.
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Mr Panter, the school Attendance Officer, called this afternoon.
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Mr Panter called today.
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The school nurse held a routine inspection of the children.
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Mr Panter called this morning.
School will be closed tomorrow as it is Ascension Day.
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Mr Panter called this morning.
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Mr Vorley visited school this afternoon.
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The children celebrated Empire Day by singing the National Anthem and other suitable songs and they all saluted the Union Jack.
School closed today at noon for the Whitsuntide vacation.
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School opened today after the Whitsuntide holiday.
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Mr Panter called today.
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A case of chicken pox has broken out today.
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Mr Millican came in this afternoon to see if the alterations etc to the buildings were satisfactory.
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Mr Panter visited school today.
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Rev P E Robson visited school this morning and checked the Registers.
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The percentage is only 88 this week. The chief reason is the number of children who have been away some weeks, and in two or three cases, months.
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Mr Freeman and Mr Sugars visited school today.
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Mr Panter visited school today.
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Mr Vorley came into school this afternoon.
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Four cases of chicken pox have been reported. All the children have been admitted since the previous outbreak in November and December of last year. The attendance has gone down to 83%.
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Sir Arthue de Capel Brooke and Mr holland visited school this afternoon for a few minutes.
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This was a day’s holiday for the Sunday School Treats.
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Mr Panter called today.
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Mr Vorley visited school this afternoon.
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School closed this afternoon for the summer vacation.
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School re-opened this morning after the summer vacation. Sixteen new children were admitted. Three children had to be refused admission as the number allowed had been reached.
Miss Stringer sent in her resignation on account of her approaching marriage.
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Mr Panter called today.
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Mr Vorley came into school this afternoon.
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Mr Millican, HMI, inspected the school today.
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Mr Panter called today.
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Peter Woods has scarlet fever and Fred Wallis has ringworm.
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Visited the school, examined the Registers and found them correct.
Percy Robson
Manager
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Sep 27th and 28th – Monday and Tuesday, are two days holiday for Rushden Feast.
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Miss W V Stringer concluded her service at this school today.
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Miss Norah Fillingham commenced duty in this school today.
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A child who was admitted last week from Alfred St Infants School made three attendances and today his mother has called to say he has measles.
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The school nurse, Miss Wood, held a routine inspection today.
Mr Panter called.
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Mr Panter called today.
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Mr Vorley visited the school this afternoon.
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The school nurse visited the school this morning to inspect special cases.
Rose Dunmore was excluded on account of the condition of her head.
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Mr Potter, a headmaster from Kettering, spent the whole day here to observe the method of teaching etc.
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Several children were absent this morning because of the very wet weather. None of the stoves were alight.
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Mr Vorley visited school this afternoon.
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Mr Corby and Mr Sanders visited school this afternoon.
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We have had no coke for the stoves since Nov 10th. Coal has been used.
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Registers checked and correct.
B Vorley
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The timetable has not been strictly followed this week as I have been examining Std I and Class I. Miss Norman has been teaching Class II.
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Mr Panter called today.
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A case of chicken pox was reported this morning.
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Mr Vorley called this afternoon.
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The childen had a Christmas party this afternoon. Each child had a banana and a cake after which the Christmas Tree was lighted and they sang carols. At the end of the party Santa Claus gave each child a handkerchief. They had a jolly time.
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School re-opened this morning after the Christmas vacation. Eight new children were admitted and six were transferred to the Mixed Dept. Several cases of chicken pox were reported.
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Mr Vorley called this afternoon.
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Mr Panter visited school this morning.
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The registers have not been marked this morning owing to the snow. It was snowing heavily at 9 o’clock. 65 children were present being 58.5% of the children on roll. School was carried on as usual with the children who were here.
This afternoon the sun was shining and a number of children attended who were absent this morning.
The attendance for the week is only 81.3 chiefly owing to colds and chicken pox.
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The percentage for the week is 79.2. The outbreak of influenza is the cause of the poor attendance.
Mr Vorley visited school this afternoon.
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Mr Prothero and Mr Panter visited school this afternoon.
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The influenza epidemic has very considerably affected the attendance this week. The percentage has fallen to 69.9.
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Mr Sweeting, HMI, and Mr Millican, HMI, came into school for a few minutes this morning. They came to look at the building and Mr Sweeting looked at some of the apparatus.
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The attendance is still poor as the result of the influenza epidemic.
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Mr Panter called this morning.
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Miss Fillingham has been away today on account of her mother’s illness. Miss Norman had the last group of Class II and I managed as well as possible with the Babies and Class II
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Miss Fillingham is still absent.
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Miss Fillingham returned to school today.
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The timetable has not been strictly followed as I have been examining Std I and Cl I and Cl II has been taken by Miss Norman and Miss Fillingham.
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I have examined the Registers and certify that they are correct.
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Mr Panter called this morning.
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Mr Holland and Mr Vorley came into school for a few minutes this afternoon.
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The school nurse held a routine inspection this afternoon.
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School closed this morning for the Easter vacation.
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School re-opened this morning after the Easter Holiday and four new children were admitted, but 8 children were refused owing to the limited accommodation. Four children were transferred to the Mixed Department.
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Mr Panter called this morning.
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Mr Panter inspected the stock and signed the stock book today.
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Mr Sweeting, HMI, inspected the school today.
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Today being Empire Day, the children celebrated it by singing special songs and the National Anthem and by saluting the Union Jack. This took place in the playground. The Std I and Cl I had a talk on the Empire and all the children drew flags and decorated the school with them.
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As tomorrow is Ascension Day the children will have a day’s holiday. Those who wish may attend a service at the Parish Church.
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School closes this morning for the Whitsuntide vacation.
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School re-opened this morning after the Whitsuntide holiday.
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The children are having a day’s holiday tomorrow for the first Annual School Sports Day.
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Registers checked and correct.
B Vorley
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I sent Rose Dunmore home today because of sore places on her face which looked like chicken pox.
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The children have a day’s holiday tomorrow on account of the Sunday School Treats.
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The timetable has not been strictly followed this week as I have been examining Std I and Cl I. Miss Norman has had class II part of the time and Miss Fillingham has had them with the Babies at other times.
Miss Fillingham is absent today as she is not well. Miss Norman has taken the Babies and I have had charge of Std I Cl I and CL II.
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Miss Lauton from the Mixed Dept has had charge of the Babies since Monday afternoon, as Miss Fillingham is still away.
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Miss Dorothy Mabel Vickers came to take charge of the Babies today (finished
28-7-27).
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Mr Vorley visited school today.
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School closed this afternoon for the summer vacation.
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School re-opened today after the summer vacation. 15 children were transferred to the Mixed Dept. and 17 were admitted. 3 children left to go to other schools.
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Mr Vorley visited school this afternoon.
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Mr Freeman visited school this afternoon and checked the registers.
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School will be closed on Monday for Rushden Feast.
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Mr Panter called today.
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Jack Parker was sent home this afternoon by Mr Piper the Sanitary Inspector because there was a suspected case of diphtheria in his home.
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The attendance is very poor chiefly owing to colds and sore throats (86%).
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The father of eddie and Harold savage has diphtheria, so they are excluded.
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The attendance is still very poor. School closes this afternoon until Tuesday for the half-term holiday.
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The Rev P E Robson visited school this morning.
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Mr Panter called today.
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The timetable has not been followed strictly on two afternoons this week as I have been weighing and measuring children for the medical inspection which takes place next week.
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Rats appear to have entered school during the weekend as the partition has been gnawed.
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Dr Newton has been holding a medical inspection yesterday and today, and as she has been using CL II room, the children have been with Miss Norman and Miss Fillingham.
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As I have been examining Std I and Cl I this week, the timetable has not been strictly followed. Miss Norman has had Cl II for part of the time.
The attendance is still very poor, chiefly owing to colds.
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Visited the school, signed the Registers, found them correct.
Percy Robson
Manager
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A Mothers’ Afternoon was held this afternoon at which a very good company of mothers was present. A programme which lasted about an hour and three quarters was given. The songs, recitations, musical rhythm etc were enjoyed very much by the mothers.
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Owing to the slippery condition of the ground only 40% of the children came to school, so the registers were not marked this morning.
This afternoon the children’s Christmas Party and Christmas Tree was held and was a great success. At the close Santa Claus gave each child a present.
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School closes this afternoon for the Christmas vacation. The attendance has been very poor chiefly owing to the wintry weather and bad colds.
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School opened this morning after the Christmas Holiday. Four children were transferred to the Mixed Dept and three were admitted.
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The playground is so wet and muddy today that it is not fit for the children to go out to play.
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Mr Freeman called this morning to see the playground.
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The playground today is in an awful state again. It is not fit for the children to use at all. On the 18th 14 children were absent in the afternoon, who were in school in the morning, because of a matinee at the Palace.
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During the weekend rats have gained an entrance into school again and have gnawed the bottoms of the doors. The floor was strewn with the pieces gnawed off. I sent a note to Mr Vorley and he and Mr Robson and Mr Piper, the Sanitary Inspector, came round.
A case of German measles has broken out in the family of Douglas Percival, and he is absent.
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It is impossible for the children to go out again today because of the state of the playground.
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Mr Panter called today.
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Visited the school, examined the Registers and found them correct.
Percy Robson
Manager
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Two cases of mumps have been reported today and several children are away with swollen glands.
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The attendance is poor – 84.8. This is owing to three cases of mumps and severe colds.
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Three other cases of mumps have been reported and several children are away with swollen glands.
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The attendance has fallen to 63.1 owing to the outbreak of mumps. Only 10 children have been present all the week in Cl II and during the week I have sent home 6 children who have since developed mumps. I have spent the week with Std I and Cl I.
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Owing to the wintry weather and the snowy, slippery condition of the ground, the registers were not marked this morning as only 58.3 of the children wee present.
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Mr Corby visited school this afternoon.
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The attendance is still very poor, being only 67.2. Several new cases of mumps have been notified this week.
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The attendance this week is 63.8. new cases of mumps continually occur.
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School closed this afternoon for the Easter vacation. The percentage is 62.8.
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School re-opened this morning and 8 new children were admitted. 7 children were transferred to the Mixed Dept and 2 left.
Mr Millican, HMI, called during the morning for the numbers for last year.
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Mr Vorley visited school this afternoon.
Several new cases of mumps have occurred this week, chiefly in Std I. The attendance in this class is much worse than before the holiday although it has improved in the other classes.
The percentage is 83.3.
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The school nurse held a routine inspection of the children today.
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Doris and Donald Hemmington are excluded because their mother has diphtheria.
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The Rector visited school this afternoon.
School closes tomorrow for the day so that the children who wish may attend the Ascension Day service at the Parish Church.
It has been very cold in school during this last fortnight. Only the Babies have had a fire.
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The children celebrated Empire Day this afternoon by saluting the Union Jack, singing appropriate songs and by decorating the school with flags and their own handwork.
During the week they have also had suitable talks on the Union Jack and the Empire (Std I and Cl I).
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School closed at noon for the Whitsuntide vacation.
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School opened this morning after the holiday. Two more children have left to live in the new Council Houses on Irchester Rd.
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School closes tomorrow because of the Annual School Sports.
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Visited the school, examined the Registers and found them correct.
Percy Robson
Manager
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Mr Vorley also visited school this afternoon.
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Mr Freeman and Mr Sugars visited school this afternoon.
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The timetable has not been strictly followed this week in Std I, Cl I and Cl II as I have been examining Std I and Cl I. Miss Norman has had Cl II part of the time and at other times they have been with Miss Fillingham.
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Today and yesterday I have been in the Babies’ room most of the time and Cl II have worked by themselves.
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Mr Vorley visited school this afternoon. A piece of the ceiling fell yesterday.
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School closes this afternoon for the summer vacation.
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School re-opened this morning after the summer vacation. Fifteen children were transferred to the Mixed Dept and one had left at the end of the previous term. Sixteen children were admitted five of whom had previously attended school.
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The attendance this week has been very good – the percentage being 98.4.
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Mr Freeman and Mr Sugars visited school this afternoon.
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Dental inspection was held this morning. 38 children had their teeth examined.
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The afternoon session today commenced at 1.18 and ended at 3.30 on account of the circus that was visiting the town.
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School closed for the afternoon because of the menagerie visiting the town.
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School closes this afternoon for the mid-term holiday.
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School re-opened this morning. The attendance is the lowest since the summer holidays. The very foggy weather may be the chief reason.
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Miss Fillingham has been away today owing to a bad cold. I have taken the Babies and Cl II but the timetable has not been strictly followed.
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The Chairman of the Managers, the Rev P E Robson, called this morning to say “goodbye” before leaving the town next week.
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Miss fillingham has not returned to school owing to tonsillitis, and I have taken the Babies clas and Cl II.
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The weather has been too bad for the children to go out these last three days.
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Miss fillingham has not returned to school and Miss Constance hall is supplying for her.
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Miss Fillingham returned to school today.
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The school nurse held a routine inspection of the children this morning.
As I have been examining Std I and Cl I this week, the timetable has not been strictly followed.
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The playground has been so wet and muddy these last two days that it has been impossible for the children to go out to play. One mother said she should take her child away from the school and send him to Newton Rd Infants School as she considered the playground absolutely unfit for children to walk through. She also spoke of sending a protest to the Managers.
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Registers checked and correct.
B Vorley
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This afternoon the mothers of the children were invited to a demonstration of songs and recitations and musical rhythm by the children. A very good number came and they enjoyed the demonstration thoroughly. A collection was taken towards the children’s Christmas Tree and party.
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The children had their Christmas Tree and party this afternoon. The tree was lighted and the children sang carols. Each child had a gift from the tree.
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Mr Lewin and Mr Wicksteed came to look at the playground this afternoon.
Mr Vorley also visited the school.
School closed at 4 o’clock for the Christmas holidays.
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