1913
Jan 7th
A good attendance this morning, the first opening after holidays
Jan 9th
A beautiful Christmas Tree, & a present for every child attending school, was provided by the parents & other friends. The Revnd Father Lea distributed the prizes on Thursday afternoon, January 9th 1913.
Jan 13
On account of the heavy fall of snow, only seventy four are present this morning.
Jan 24
There is a little improvement in the attendance this week.
February 4th
This being Shrove Tuesday, holiday is given in the afternoon.
February 7th
The Revnd Manager visited the school this morning.
February 14th
The Religious Inspection of this school takes place on Tuesday, February, 18th, 1913
February 21st
The Head Teacher has obtained permission to visit the High Street Council School, Heckmondwyke, on Friday Afternoon, February, 21, 1913.
22.2.13
Checked registers. G. R. H. Danby.
March 7th
Several children excluded, on account of Whooping cough, one case of Fever.
March 12th
Examined the Registers & found them correct J J Lea
March 19th
The attendance this last month has been very bad, especially in the Babies’ room, on account of sickness. As a rule we have the highest attendance for the year, during March.
March 20th
Easter Holidays from Thursday March 20th, at 12.0 to Monday March 21st 1913.
March 31st
School re-opened this morning with a low attendance.
April 1st
New Registers are begun this morning, Tuesday, April 1st, 1913
Fifty seven children have been sent to the Mixed Department.
April 4th
There are one hundred and twenty three on Registers to begin the year.
Twenty seven are unable to attend school on account of sickness. Whooping Cough, Scarlet Fever & Ringworm.
April 7
Miss Maher unable to attend school on Monday, April 7, on account of sickness.
7-4-13
Checked registers. G. R. H. Danby.
9.4.13
Miss Maher returned to her duties this morning, 9.4.13
18.4.13
Attendance continues very low.
25.4.13
There is a little improvement in the attendance this week.
May 8th
Whitsuntide Holidays from Friday May 9, at 12.0, to Monday May 19, 1913.
May 1st
Thursday, May 1st, is Ascension Day, holiday is given.
May 19th
A very bad attendance this morning, after the holidays.
May 26
Miss Phillips absent on account of sickness.
May 28th
Returned to her duties this morning
June 6th
There is a little improvement in the attendance this week, many children are unable to attend on account of sickness.
June 16th
Only one hundred & three are present this morning.
June 24th
In the last two months, they has been much sickness amongst the children, & the work of the school has suffered greatly.
July 2nd
The Summer holidays are put one week later & the schools will be closed for a month, from Friday July 25, 1913 at 12.0 0’clock to Monday August 25, 1913.
July 7
Examined the Registers & found them correct J J Lea
July 15
All classes examined this week. On the whole, the results are most satisfactory.
July 24th
A lady visited the school this afternoon.
The attendance has not improved so far, especially in the Babies’ room.
July 25th
School closes to-day at 12.0 for the Summer Holidays.
August 25th
The School re-opened this morning with a fair attendance.
Four children have been raised to Standard I to-day. They were very backward & being under seven on April 1st, were kept back for one Term.
August 29th
Attendance during this week has been fairly good.
September 5th
Nothing particular to note this week.
September 12th
The attendance has improved, average 128, the highest weekly average since April, 1st.
September
15.9.13
Checked registers. G. R. H. Danby.
26th.9.13
This is the end of the first six months of the School Year. Ten children have been raised from Class II to Class II.
October
October 2nd
Head Teacher absent on October 2nd & 3rd on account of sickness. Returned to her duties on Monday Oct. 6th 1913
October 6th
Miss Ryder unable to attend school, has rheumatism in her hand.
October 10th
Attendance improved this last week.
Miss Thompson absent, this afternoon, October 10th, taken ill in school this morning.
14.10.13
Checked registers. G. R. H. Danby. Herbert North.
October 17th
Miss M. A. Lynch has commenced duties in this school, to-day, October 17th, as a Supply Assistant. (Mrs Mullins)
Miss Thompson & Miss Ryder are still unable to resume duties.
October 31st
Attendance improved this month.
The two assistants have not yet returned to their duties.
November 3rd
Miss Ryder has returned this morning November, 3rd 1913.
3//11/13
Checked the Registers J J Lea
Nov. 7th
Holiday is given on Monday, November, 10, 1913
The Revnd Manager visited twice this week.
Nov 17th
The School Medical Officer will examine the children on Nov. 17, 18, & 19th 1913.
Nov 17th
Miss E. Thompson resumed her duties this morning, after an absence of five weeks, having been seriously ill.
Mrs Mullins, who has been supplying from October 17th terminated her engagement on Friday November 15th, 1913.
Nov. 24th
Miss Phillips absent this morning.
Nov. 25th
She is unable to come on account of illness.
Nov, 26th
Returned to her duties on Wednesday afternoon, November 26th, 1913.
December 5th
Attendance bad this week, many absent with colds.
December 18th
Schools will break up on Tuesday, December 23, 1913 at 4.0 o’clock in the afternoon, and re-commenced on Thursday, January 8, 1914.
December 23rd
Miss E. Thompson resigns her duties in this school to-day 23.12.1913
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