- 21 December 1934
The School Nurse called re EYE DEFECTS on 18th. inst. Average number (daily) of bottles of milk consumed during December = 175. Term Examinations have been completed and Reports sent to the parents of the children on our registers. Christmas Holiday begins to day and school re-opens on Monday, Jan. 7th. 1935.
- 11 January 1935
Resulting upon the TERM EXAMINATIONS, several children have been transferred to classes more appropriate to their attainment or mental capacity. The weekly attendance has now reached 91.5%. Four children have been admitted, and four have left. Attendance Officer reported to-day at 3.30pm.
- 18 January 1935
War Savings totalled 19/- last week and 15/6 this week. Attendance Officer took a new list of absentees on Monday. On Tuesday C. Nuttall. Esq. N.C.C. examined the Scripture of Classes V, IVa, IVb and III a; he also signed teachers' RECORD BOOKS, Time-Book, Punishment Book and checked Stock-Book. Attendance Officer looked in yesterday but did not take a fresh list of absentees. Weekly Attendance = 89.1%
- 25 January 1935
War Savings on Monday = 17/6. Attendance Officer took his fresh list of absentees on Monday. Miss Dunlop - supervisor