Logbooks continued

1891-1900

13^th July 1891

School closed for a week on account of measles

1^st August 1893

Punished 3 boys John Smith, Arthur Cooper and Thomas Bielby

18^th September 1893

Alice Bielby late

29^th September 1893

Harold Etherington late

31^st October 1893

Alice Bielby late

17^th November 1893

R Bielby and R Fox absent this morning through sickness

22^nd February 1894

Reuben Fox sent home this afternoon for disobedience

8^th May 1894

Charles Fox taken off the registers, he having gone to St Martins in York

19^th March 1895

Hilda Atkin left before school had finished

9^th April 1895

Harry Bielby late

25^th April 1895

George Pearson left before school had finished

29^th April 1895

Hannah Taylor left before school had finished

17^th May 1895

Violet Hornshaw (infant) went home sick

21^st May 1895

Eliza Geldard and Laura Cooper late

31^st May 1895

Charles Lotherington left before school had finished

18^th July 1895

A large number of boys are absent today, picking peas for Mr Watson, farmer Sutton

2^nd August 1895

Alice and Kate Bielby late

15^th November 1895

John Smith taken from school at 11:10am by his father

22^nd November 1895

May Barker late

4^th December 1895

Reuben Fox late

1^st May 1896

Walter and Nora Cooper late

13^th May 1896

Teddie Atkin went home at 11am having been injured while playing

27^th May 1896

Many children wanted to attend the funeral of their little companion May Barker 

14^th July 1896

School closed tomorrow for Wheldrake flower show

27^th August 1896

The burial of Mr Fox

21^st October 1896

Children left at 11:40 to witness Day’s menagerie which passed through the village

4^th April 1900

Mrs Tindale very kindly sent Easter eggs one for each child

27^th April 1900

School closed by doctor’s orders on account of measles

21^st May 1900

School reopened after 3 weeks on account of measles

2^nd July-24^th August 1900

School closed on account of Diphtheria

11^th October 1900

Several boys absent on account of gathering potatoes  yesterday and today for Mr Charles Daniel

31^st October 1900

The Attendance officer spoke to the children today, telling them to inform their parents, that those who kept their children at home would be severely dealt with in the future

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