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Log Books

Log Book(s) Highlights

Log Book 1 - 1872

Log Book 1 - 1872

Intro

Page 1 - First ever log entry for school!

L: Inspector report arrived R: Mistress authority

R: Girl kept home from school to collect coal

R: List of songs

L: Inspector report

L: Girls doing needle work in morning as too dark

L: Strike at Spencers Steel Works

L: Strike ends

R: Girls passed examination - subject reading

R: Factory running repairs to school

R: Mrs Spencer & girls making garments to sell

L. NMPS closed(fever). Pit closed. R. Money earned

L: School inspected R: Easter eggs given to girls

L: girls struck off exam schedule R. Garments sold

R: Inspection report

R: Mrs Spencer paid £1.18p for garments

R: 100 Easter Eggs sent by Mrs Spencer

R: List of songs for children

R: Holidays for Centenary of George Stephenson

R: Suggests mixed school by removing partition

R: 1st ref to Michael Spencer (school manager)

R. Visit to NC of Prince & Princess of Wales

R: Queen Victoria's Jubilee Day - procession

L: Visit by Rev S Bucknell (MissSpencer's husband)

R: Exercise books introduced instead of copy books

R: Impossible to keep children attending school

L: Cookery timetable

Log Book 2 - 1891

R: First year of new school mistress EmilyThornton

L: Report shows how children were disciplined

L: Smoke fm factory furnace causes school to close

L: Miss Spencer visits to award sewing exam

L: Children away. Factory closed for RaceWeek

L: Report - insight into style of teaching

R: Teaching method - singing alphabet in rhyme

L: Closed for royal wedding R: List of lessons

L: Good report - needle work noted

R: Nov'93 - Scripture report. Infants excellent

R: School closed because of Measles

R: Infants cloakroom provided by Their Lordships

L: Problem w/ grants R: Excursion to SouthShields

R: John McGuire killed on Wagon Way

L: School closed for Prince&PrincessofWales visit

L: Miss Peers leaves after 17 years service

R: Yard not fit for children to play outside

R: Report on condition of school

R: Infants opened 17th Aug 1908

L: Medical examination of children

L: 1909 report congratulates staff for good work

L: First ref to WW1 (Sept 4th 1914)

R: School closed for staff to help food rationing

R: Nov 11th end of WW1 . Flu epidemic

R: Open Day

L: May 10th 1935 - Jubilee celebrations

R: Coronation sports

R: Health film mentioned

L: Air raid drill

R: 8th Sept WW2 declared. 11th Air raid shelters

L: Milk in Schools Scheme R: 'Protection shelters'

L: 100 children air raid shelters. double shift

R: Air raid warning given

Intro - March 24th 1986

L: Easter egg and bonnet competition winners

L: Performed play at Denecroft Care Home

R: Successful trip to St Mary's Island

L: School suffered flooding

L: Cuts to lunchtime supervisors. Foresee problems

R: £732 for funding

L: Conference about AIDS. Posters sent to parents

L: CHUF came to give medals for fundraising

L: School closed for weather and gas leak

R: John Kay ran away from school

R: Missing lollypop lady and angry parent

Punishment Book

Log Book 2 - 3 (incomplete digitisation)

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