| Description | 9 October 1914: absences for potato lifting. [Lots of other entries about gaining exemptions for harvest or potato work]
6 November 1914: visit of "Belgian convalescent heroes of Liege and Antwerp" to the school
7th May 1915: school "attended funeral of David Callander (aged 19) Corporal, 7th Gordon Highlanders, a former pupil on the Roll of Honour [died 5/4/1914]. David Callander is the fourth on our list who has succumbed - the others being: W. Slaker [died 23/10/1914, Gordon Highlanders], died of wounds; Stephen Blacklaws, killed in action [18/12/1914, Scots Guards]; and William Moug, died in Hospital, Bedford [from pneumonia after measles]. (Peter Hay has to be added - died of wounds [May 1915, King's Own Scottish Borderers])."
28 January 1916: departure of Mr Mcleod, teacher, to military service under the Derby Scheme.
11 July 1917: Peggie Rae wins prize for singing "When the War is Over, Mother Dear".
25 November 1918: closure of school with influenza outbreak
29 November 1918: death of Mr Lang, headmaster. |