Log Book

p. 21 School closed, measles, June 1909

p. 30 Half holiday given on account of a visit by General Sir Baden Powell, to inspect the boy scouts, February 1910

p. 36 School moved to new buildings in Orchard Street, August 1910

p. 54 First school magazine written and printed by the boys, January 1912

p. 66 Cocoa Club began at 2d. a cup, January 1913

p. 66 'Cinematograph Show' arranged for the boys, to see educational film, February 1913

p. 83 Prefects system introduced, February 1914

p. 97 School closed; measles, April 1915

p. 118 School closed; scarlet fever, February 1917

p. 129 School closed; diphtheria, December 1917

p. 138 School closed; influenza, October 1918

p. 165 New course in practical chemistry started, November 1920

p. 166 School closed; diphtheria, November 1920

p. 225 Several boys assisted Police in searching for a missing girl later found murdered, February 1924

p. 226 Several boys interviewed by Sussex Police in connection with the girl's murder, March 1924

p. 231 First wireless demonstration held for the older children, April 1924

p. 272 School closed; influenza, January 1927

p. 282 School closed; due to breakdown of heating system, November 1927

p. 302 Boys allowed to go into city to watch the King pass through, 15 May 1927

p. 364 School became the Lancastrian 'Council Senior Boys School', October 1, 1931

p. 394 First wireless installed, May 1932

p. 424 School closed; influenza and scarlet fever, January 1933

p. 498 Inspectors report on the new school system (primary and senior) and the improvement brought about by it, September 1934