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Text Any textual data included in the document 378 1893 Jan 27th The 1st Class has been taken in Scripties throughout the week from 11.15 a m. to12 by the Rector. The name of Alice Brown who died on Wednesday from Scarlet Fever has been removed from the Register 31st Detained Standards I. II of IV after 12o'clock for sums. Feb. 1et. Mrs Buchanan took the 1ct class in freehand Drawing this afternoon from 2 to 3 o'clock " 2nd gave maps of England to the 1st class to be done for homework. 3rd Received forms and Schedules from the Education Department. filled up Form 8 M. 7 Filled in and returned Form E to the Rector. It is proposed to hold the Drawing Exam ination of this school on the 14th of February at 2 p.m. gave map drawing to the 1st class this afternoon. gave Geography and Drawing to the 1st and 2nd classes for home-work. 8th Culled the Registers this day at 3 P.M. a good after dance dad correct William Haine manager 1893 379 Feb. 13th Frank Newman has returned to school. after an absence of five weeks through sickness. 14th Drawing Examination this afternoon. All the boys were present and did their work and answered the questions put to them in a very creditable manner. Received notice that the school would be inspected by H.M.J. Mr Curry on Tuesday 28th March at 2.30 o'clock p.m. 15th Standard III and above did Map-Drawing this afternoon. Standards I and II drew a plan of the school-room. 23rd Mr gg. Dowse visited the school today to inquire after the attendance of the children. The following children were cautioned for irregular attendancc: Agnes Lwanborough Frederick Bowden and Herbert Oram. 27th Mrs Buchanan came into the school this morning to say that she was unable to take the lesson in Freehand in the afternoon. Monitress absent The 1st Class did map Drawing in plan of Freehand. The Rector heard the 380 1893 IIInd Standard boys recite this afternoon In the absence of the monitress the Infant class was taken by William Bell Leslie M A door has been put up at the entrance leading from the playground to the boys offices. ef.28th George Feltham is ill with Scarlet Fever Agnes Swanborough is absent owing to the sickness of her parents. March 1st. Mrs Buchanan took Standards IV and V in Freehand Drawing this afternoon. 3rd Received Report on the Examination of the school in Drawing The award is "good". The managers have decided to retain the services of Mary Elizabeth Leslie whose fourth year of apprenticeship expired on the 28th February until the result of William Bell Leslie's examination as Candidate for Pupil Teachership is known. 10th The Rowde police came into the school this afternoon to seek information to respecting some boys who had thrown 1893 381 stones at, and broken some caution boards on the green F94 inch 13th Mrs Buchanan gave a lesson in Freehand Drawing to Standards IV and V this afternoon 14 Nine children absent today through d, sickness. Asked the children to be in their places for lessons at 1.30 in the afternoon instead of 2 o'clock, in order that a little extra time might beginess to some of the lessons. The children e, all came very willingly 15th Mr William Haine came into the school this afternoon to get the Schedules and 4. Registers for last year. for the purpose of examining them. 20th Sewing mistress very ill. Needlework class taken by the Pupil Teacher. 21 st 19 children absent sick. 35 present in the morning. and 34 in the afternoon 4 bushels of coke have been got for the use of the school. 22nd. Rose E llis obliged to go home with headache Herbert Oram singed with bleeding at the nose brought on by a fit of cough- 382 1893 ing. On his face being bathed with cold water the bleeding stopped and he was allowed to remain during the remainder of the morning's attendance, with orders to remain very quiet Hewas absent invafternoon. the 23 absent sick, and a number of those present seem in a very unfit condition for work. Jewing mistress still unable to attend. Needle-work taken by the Pupil Teacher March23id. Monitress absent sick. Infants taken by the Pupil Teacher. The Rector heard some of the children and the Pupil Teacher say their Recitations this morning 24th 34 children present in the morning and 29 present in the afternoon. about one half of the children on the Registers are absent sick. Monitress still absent sick. Infant class taken by William Bell Leslie 27th Monitress and Lowing mistress still about sick. School visited by the Rector. 383 Object Lessons for the year ending Feb.28.189 (1) Time (2) Form, (3) bolour. (4) A Book (5) A penny (6) A Straw Hat, (7) A farm yard, (8) A Bottle, (9) A Kite, (10) Ink, (11) A glass Tumbler, (12) A Looking glass, (14) The Inside of a House (15) A yard Measure, (16) batch- ing Fish, (17) An India-rubber Ball, (18) The Tiger, (19) The Butterfly. (20) The Flors (21) The Hen, (22) The Robin, (23) The Frog. Recitations for the year ending Feb28.1894 Stand. I. "The Boy who told a lie. (Royal Reader no1) II. What the Sparrow chirps. (Royal Reader no III. Little Jim (Royal Reader no IV. Fidelity (Wordsworth) and the Old Armchair (Eli cook) pages 71 and 125 Royal Reader's V. 100 lines of The Traveller (Goldsmith VI. 150 1 st year P.Y. 50 approved - k. F 384 1893 Music taught by the Tonic Sol-fa Method Longs for the year ended Feb.28. 1893. Division I. Infants. - /. The Birds of Summer. 2. The Cradle song. 3. The Lambkin Division II. Lt.ItII:- - /. the Birds of Summer. 2. the Cradle long. 3. The Lambhin. 4. The Merry School Boy. 5. Music in the Morning Division III. /: The Merry School Boy. 2. Music in the Morning 3. Marching long. 4. Mountain Cottage Home. 5. On The Waters. March28th Inspection. 54 children present 29th Rearranged the Standards for ensuring year. Only 38 children present. 30th School visited in the morning by the Rector and also by Mr Hains. Only 39 children present no school in the 1893. 385 afternoon. closed for Easter Holidays April 10th Reopened school this morning admitted seven children to the Infant blass. Frank Newman and Annie Bolter have left school. Duplicate Schedule received 11th Admitted another child to the Infant blass. 18th gave notice to the children that school would open tomorrow at 8.30 in the morning instead of 9. to allow closing at 10.45 so that the elder children might be able to attend the Confirmation service at the church at // o'clock. 19th School opened at 8.30 a.m. and closed at 10.45 a.m. 2/st Received the Government Report (Lee gage 386.) 24th Called registers. 3.30 p m.allconnet (7.B.Al YBBuchanaw manager Copy of last account of income and expenditure furnished to the D epartment posted on the school door. 386; 1893 Summary of the Inspector's Report. "The children are orderly. They are rather weak in arithmetic and show very little intelligence, but this may perhaps be accounted for by the fact that many of them have lately been ill. a grant for Geography is recommended with some hesitation Singing and Needlework are good. The infants are making fair progress The Registers must be tested by the Managers at least once a quarter at irregular intervals as required by paragraph 6 of appendise II of Instructions to Inspectors. attention is requested to article 85(d) of the Code. W.B. Leslie Failure/Grammar and arithmetic Staff T.B.Buchauan Concipionient Manager Staff - Hugh Leslie, Master Mary E. Leslie Pupil Teacher Jennie g. Wilkins. Monitress 1893 387 May 2nd. Written Examination in Religious Knowledge conducted during the time specified in the Time Table for that instruction. Mifs Buchanan present 3rd. Written Examination as above. Mr. William Haine present " 4th Written Examination as above. Migs Buchanan present. 8th Monitress absent this morning been away from home. Infants taken by W. n Leslie 15th Form 30 K. has been received on which it is stated that my Lords consent to the extension of M. E. Leslie's engagement for a year under Paragraph 4 of the Memorandum of Agreement " 18th Put up, and readva out notice that this school would be examined in Religious Knowledge by the Deoces Inspector on Monday, June the/2 19th blosed for Whitsuntide Holidays one week. 388 1893 May29th Reopened school this morning Readmitted a child to the Infant b lass. Monitress absent sick. Infants taken by William B. Leslie : 3.0th Monitress still absent. School closed a.m from 11:15 today till 2n. m tomorrow on account of a parish festival; June 2nd Monitress still absent sick. Infants taken by William B.Leslie " 5th Admitted three fresh scholars. Monitress present 12th Discesan Inspection. 20th Head Teacher absent until 3 p.m. to attend important meeting of - ourday Schootteachers at Marlborough School conducted by Pupil Teacher and Monitress. 30th A number of children absent, sick this week. July 3rd Pupil Teacher absent having gone to Salisbury to attend the Examination for Queen's Scholarship july 4 Called the Register this day, found them conset M.B.Buhaman manager - 1893 389 July 6th Only 43 children present including infants this afternoon. As so many of the elder children are absent now on account of the haymaking. it was thought advisable to close school for the Midsimmer Vacation School was therefore dismissed, no attendance being made. Aug. 8th Reopened school today. Attendance very low. 46 present in the morning and 44 in the afternoon. During the holidays the school has been recoloured and white-washed. " 18th Mr. Colburn visited the school this afternoon. and at the close of the attendance game some apples to the children only 45 children present. 1 1. 21st School closed for parish festivities. 22nd School closed for Day. school treat. 23rd Mrs Buchanan sent some cake into the school to be distributed among the children. It was given to them at the close of the school. 9.0 1893 pt. 1st good attendance this week average 65. a 5 As the average of the Infant class is be coming excessive, the parents have been requested to send infants between 3 and 4 years of age only half time. 8th Elsie Ely and Cecil Swanborough have medical orders to remain away from school for the present the one for sores oil the head and the other for sore eyes. Frederick Rudman is away from home on a visit. 12th No school in the afternoon. Master on ? away with choir trip. 21st Some coke has been got for the school. 29th A number of children absent this afternoon only 31. present in standards, 19 present m in the Infant class. Ict. 6th One packet each of St. IV & V Geometrical and Freehand Drawing cards have been got for the school, also 200 sheets of Drawing paper. 13th A new no 3 Lostoise stone has been set up in the Class-room, and the pipe belonging to that in the large room has been repaired 1893 391 b2.18 2.40p.m. called register found all cornets marked I B Buchanan manager. 24th An 8ft. Oxford Reversible desk, 28in. high. and a box of tinch Drawing models have been got for the school. 25th gave a lesson in model Drawing to Standard V this afternoon. Freehand to the other standards 31st. Mary E. Leslic having received an appointment as assistant under art66 in the It. Martins girls School Brighton in this school her engagement terminates to-day by mutual agreement between the managers and her. Nov. 1ct. Mrs Harriet Few commenced duties in this school as Infant Teacher under art. 68. The monitress assisted with standards and II a 9th Alfred Fruin obliged to go home ill this morning attendance mark cancelled 13th Amelia Bowden was obliged to go home this morning ill. attendance mark cancelled 392 1893 Nov. 17th Mrs. Harriet Few has been accepted by the Education Department as an additional female teacher under art. 68 on the staff of this school. subject to the approval of H. M. Inspector at his annual visit to the school. J.B.B.- 22nd Examined the Infant class in Reading this morning. 23rd Upper Division of Infants commenced to read from books. Dec. 1st The present arrangement of the School staff is as follows:- :- Master:- Fandard II to VI with occasional help of the monitress for St. II dictation. Female Teacher, art. 68 : Infants. Monitress Standard I. 6th " Called the system at 2.25 and found all entries concet Alfred William noyes obliged to go home, suffering from headache. 1893 8-1894 393 Dec. 12th George Bowden was incorrectly called absent at the marking of the Registers this morning. The entry was corrected. Amelia Bowden is still absent ill. Agnes Lwanborough is also absent ill Only 36 children present including 5 infants this afternoon, owing to the rain. Monitress absent " 18th Henry Newman went away from the playground this afternoon to go an errand for Mr. W. Wiltshire and did not return. His attendance mark was can- celled. 21st A large number of children absent begging 22nd The Rector, at the close of school this afternoon, gave prizes to the children who had done well at the Religious Examination. School was closed for two weeks holiday fan 8th 1894 Reopened school today Fair attendan 9th The monitress was taken ill this morning while giving a lesson to the Ido Standard. 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Title A name given to the resource Poulshot School Diary - 1893 Subject The topic of the resource Poulshot School Diary of Mr Hugh Leslie, Headmaster 1894 (Pages 378-393) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Poulshot Village Trust Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Hugh Leslie Diary Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Poulshot Village Trust / Lumsden Family Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1893 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Poulshot Village Trust Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 Language A language of the resource English Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Poulshot Description An account of the resource Covering:- Alice Brown Buchanan Newman Curry Dowse Agnes Swanborough Frederick Bowden William Bell Feltham Mary Elizabeth Leslie William Haine Ellis Oram Wordsworth Hains Annie Bolter Hugh Leslie WilliamB. 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Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Scan of diary Text Any textual data included in the document 394 1894 Standard I was taken charge of by George Feltham during the rest of the lesson. Jan. 10th Mrs Leslie gave a work-box to each of two girls for good needlework done during the year ended Feb.28th 1893. Jan 15th Infant teacher absent ill. Infants taken by the monitress. Jan. 15. 2.40p m. Examined the register called the coll - found alc correct. Y.R.Buebauan manager 17th Infant teacher still absent ill. Infants and needlework taken this afternoon by the Serving mistress. 19th A number of children are absent sick. Agnes Swanborough and William Noyes are absent owing to the mother's illness in each case. Infant teacher still absent. Infants taken by the monitress. George Feltham has assisted this week with the Reading of Standard I. 22nd Infant teacher skill absent Only eight infants present in the morning and four in the afternoon. In the morning the Infair were taken by the monitress, and in the afternoon by thersewing mistress. 1894 395 Jan. 24th Sewing mistress ill. unable to attend to the needlework this afternoon. girls did needlework in charge of the monities Infant teacher though still very unwell, came in the afternoon. Infants present fine in the morning. and eight in the afternoon. 25th Infant teacher absent today. 26th Only 38 children present this afternoon Enfant teacher still absent. another load of coke has been got for the school. 29th 6 Lequel's to no 5 Royal Readers 6 copies of Nelson's World at Home nov, 9 copies of no vl ditto, 12 copies of Nelson's Advanced History, Bacon's Maps of England and Ireland 15 prints of Illustration of Trades Vc. for Infant class, Materials for mat wearing, Kindergarten music, 18 slates sheet maps, Drawing graper Writing copies, foolscap paper rubi and 2 day nibles have been got for the School. Received Examination Forms from the Education Department 396 1894 fan.29th Infant teacher present Attendance much better. 60 present in the afternoon. There is still a large number absent sick and owing to sickness in their families it 30th Filled out Form 8 M. Rector away from home Fe 31st School visited by Mr Www Haine. Feb. 2nd Taught the Infants a new long, The Brook, from Kindergarten music. There has been a much larger attendance of infants this week. There is still however a large number absent sick. The names of Lily, Florence and Walter Duck have been removed from the Register, the family having left the narish. A map of Scotland was ordered at the same time as the other apparatus previously mentioned, but for some reason it has not been sent. The Rector has written again about it. 5th Admitted a fresh scholar to the III Standard gave an arithmetic lesson to the Infants this morning. 6th Heard the lower division of Infants read this afternoon. gave notice that school 1894 397 would open ten minutes earlier tomorrow being Ash. Wednesday. in order that secular lessons might close at // a.m. to allow the elder children to attend the service at church byth School opened at 8.50 a.m. Registers closed at 9a.m. Secular lessons closed at 11 a.m. bhildren in standards with one exc- ception went to church. The Map of Scotland has come, but it has been very much damaged in transmission 12th The map of Scotland mentioned above has been returned. 13th Received notice of the Drawing Examination. The day and hour proposed is Monday Febr-2.6th School. at2.15p.m. Received notice that this will be in spected by H. M. Inspector on Tuesday the 6th of March at 2.30 n.m. Heard the upper division of Infants read Filled up Form E. and returned it to the Rector. " 19th Another new map of Scotland has been sent from the National Society in place of the one which was damaged. 39.8 1894 Feb. 22nd Another load of coke has been got for the school. 23rd Received further notice that the Drawing Examination would be on Monday Feb.. 26th at 2 p.m. Heard the Infants recite 26th Drawing Examinationat 2.p.m. gave girls and Infants holiday in the afternoon. All the boys 34 except one It.IV boy, Frederick Bolter were present In St. I. 11boys It. II.5 boys It. III /boys It. IV. 5 boys; It. V. 3 boys Total 31 boys. March 1st Heard the upper division of Infants read and recite this morning. The Rector came in and tookstandards Vand V/ with their Recitation. 5th gave the Infants amusic lesson and heard them sing their songs. 6th School Inspection. 71 present Geography for upper Standards for the ensuing year as recommended by H. M. I inspector is British North America. Australia and b ape Colony. " mth Rearranged the classes for the ensuing year. 399 Infants:- Object Lessons for the year ended Feb-28*189 1. A coat. 2. Leather. 3.- botton 4.- Wool. 5-Linen 6.- Wheat. y-Rice. 8.- The Potato. 9. Salt. 10.-Sugar. 11. The Sun. 12:- Spring. 13. - Summer 14.- Autumn. 15. - Wenter. 16. The barpenter's Shop. 17. Printing 18. The Blacksmith's shop. 19-Glass-making - 20. The bow. 21.-The E lephant. 22. - The cat. 23. The Swallow. 24.-Time. 25.- Form. 26.-Colour. Recitations for the year ended Feb. 28th 1895. Infants:- i The Tradespeople :2-Jamie the gentleman 3.. Capital fun 4. The Pond and the Brook." 5- The He-natured Brier. Standard I. "Be Kind." (Century Reader. no3 page 121. " II The English Boy. (Mrs Hemans.) " III. - Bruce and the Spider (Eliza book. IV. the Deathiog De Boune". (Fer Walter Scott. V Newbyar's Eve." and The Conclusion" from "the May Queen" (Lemmyson.) VI& VII F lodden Field". (Sir Walter Scott) oppored K.T. 00 1894 Music taught by the Lonio Lot fa Method. Songs for the year ended Feb. 28th 1894 ivision - Infants: - /-- -The Brook 2.. Gentle Bee 3.- bome. Come, Come. ivision i.- Some Folks do 2. The Sports of bhildhood 3. - The Hero, 4.- - bome, bome bome. 5. - The Burlesque Band ivision III Lt.III tabove. 1.- To The Mountain 2- Some folks Do 3. - True Freedom 4. - The Sports of Childhood 5.- The Hero 6- The Burlesque Band. 401 402 1894 March 13th Received the Duplicate Schedule. 16th Heard the Infant class read in the morning and gave the same class a music lesson in the afternoon Two infants have been admitted this week. " 22nd blosed for Easter Holiday. 28th Received the Drawing Report The award is good April 2nd Reopened school this morning. Admitted four fresh scholars. Mrs Leslie will be unable for some weeks to attend to the needlework. Mifs M.E.Reslie took charge of the girls in needlework this afternoon and will continue to do so during Mrs Leslie's absence 3rd. Received Report of H. M. Inspector. Copy of last year's account of income and expenditure posted on the school door. The monitress was obliged to go home ill this morning. Heard the upper division of Infants read. 4th Admitted another infant. Monitress absent ill 5th gave an arithmetic lesson ts the Upper division of Infants 1894 403 Summary of the Inspector's Report. "The children are orderly. They sing well. and the girls have received careful instruction in Needlework. Reading is on the whole fairly good. Handwriting and Spelling are Satisfactory but Composition is weak. The lower standards appear to be backward in Arithmetic. On the whole a very fair knowledge is shewn of Geography. the boys answering on this subject very much better than the girls. The infants are in very fair order and are making fair progress." H. Few is recognised under Article 68 of the b ode. T.B.Bruchanen Consopondent. Staff for the ensuing year:- Hugh Leslie Head Teacher Harriet Few Article 68. Jeanic g. Wilkins Monitress 404 1894 April 9th Monitress still absent ill. gave arithmetic to the epper division of Infants this mom ing. 11th Monitress able to attend school again 13th gave a Reading lesson to the lower division of Infants this afternoon. 20th gave a Music lesson to the Infants this afternoon. 23rd Infant Teacher absent this afternoon. The Infant girls were taken in Needlework along with the Standard girls by Mifs M.E. Leslic, and George Feltham wasput in charge of the Infant boys. 27th Mrs Harriet Few the Infant Teacher has been unable, owing to pressing domestic affairs. to attend since Tuesday morning The Infant class has been taken since then by Mifs M.E. Leslie. Admitted another scholar to the Infant Class this week 30th Mrs Harriet Few having resigned the postingant Teacher in this school, Mary Elizabeth Leslie has been appointed to the Infant blass and will continue to teach the class under art. 68. 1894 405 May 2nd Tomorrow being Ascension Day. notice was given that School would meet for Religious instruction, and for attendance at Church Service but not for Secular lessons. 3rd Ascension Day. Religious instruction in the morning. Registers not marked. School closed in the afternoon. 8th Came in without notice at 3. 30 L called refister all in order. B.Buchauan (Consopondeal) Notice put up in the school that the Diocesan Inspection would take plac in this school on Tuesday May 22,189 11th School closed for Whitsuntide holiday 21st Reopened school this morning. Reminde the children that the Diocesan Inspection would take place tomorrow, Tuesday May 22nd. 22nd Diocesan Inspection. 30th Examined the Infant class in Readin a and Arithmetic this morning. 31st gave standards III and over work on paper today. Map-drawing in the afternoo 406 1894 June 8th Opened school at 12.50 this afternoon. Register closed at / o'clock p.m. school closed at 3 o'clock r m., to give the teachers the opportunity of attending the agricultural show at Devizes. 15th There has been a considerable falling off in the attendance this week, chiefly in the standards 18th Mr bolburn accompanied by Mifs Schaus came into the school this afternoon to see the needlework. 25 Called registers at 2.40 frie infant monely entsuch rest conrel I B.B.Burbausa 25th Arthur G. Noyes unistant, was incorrectly marked present this afternoon. the error was not discovered until between 2 and o'clock p.m., when the Registers were being checked by the Rector owing to a very small and backward 1st Standard child who is working in the Infant class being accidentally counted among the Infants, making the number counted to correspond with the number of informs marked. The mark was at once cancelled. 1894 407 of June 29 Visited school without notice dw morning Found Registro correctly marked, 58 children present out-of 85 on books all at work - Room was rasher hot, some blinds for windows seemed necessary it more windows were made to open it would improve the ventilation during such hot weather Seronis June 29th blosed school for four weeks holiday July 30th Owing to an outbreak of diphtheria in the parish the school which should have reopened today. is to remain closed for the presen by order of the Medical Sanitary officer Aug 6th School still closed by order of the Medical Sanitary Officer. 13th School reopened today under the restriction that no child from Mill Lane. that part of the parish affected 408 1894 by diphtheria, should be allowed to attend until a certificate of disinfection of those affected should be granted by the Medical Sanitary officer. George Feltham has been appointed by the managers as a candidate on Probation to fill the vacancy in the staff caused by the resignation of Jeanic Janet Wilkins. His name has been removed from the Register. Aug. 20th Schoolclosed for parish festivities 21st School closed for Day School treat. 22nd The children from Mill Lane are not to attend school for one month longer from the 20th of august by order of the Medical Sanitary officer. 31st Examined the upper division of Infants in reading this morning. Several children are still absent from school. Francis Trimmell and William Noyes are kept away to work. The Mill Lane children are still absent on account of diphtheria 1894 409 Sept. 7th gave an arithmetic lesson to the Infant blass this morning 14th The attendance has been low throughout the week. Heard the Infants sing this afternoon. 19th 500 sheets of Drawing paper, 2 dog. Blacklead pencils, 4 rackets 2nd Grade Drawing cards, 2 doz. Exercise copies / box of crayons and 4 packets of mat weaving materials have been got for the school. 26th becil Swanborough died. this morning ** of diphtheria His name has been removed from the Register: 28th A new oxford Reversible desk has been got to replace one of the old ones which has been altered to suit the Infant class Oct. 1st small attendance only 26 standard children present in the afternoon. A number absent potats nicking. 4th Mr. Dowse came into the school today to inquire about the school attendance. 410 1894 it. 8th Master summoned to appear as a witness in County court case at Devizes Left school in charge of Mrs Leslie and the Infant Teacher at 9.30 a m. Francis Primnell and William Noyes have returned to school. 16th Commercied to light fires in the school today. 22nd. A load of coke has been got for the school. 26th Heard the upper Divisionof Infants read this morning. Nov. 2nd There are no more cases of diphtheria in the parish but the children from Mill Lane are still withheld from attendance at school for the present 9th by order of the Medical Sanitaryofficer Edward Pearce, Edward Ellis and Edith Botter, being unable to make sufficient progress in the I at Standard have been removed to the upper Division of the Infant Class. 411 1894 Nov. 14th Only thirty three children present this morning. Roads flooded with the heavy rain. No school in the after noon, as the roads in the parish were quite impossable. 19th Permission has been given by the the medical Sanitary Officer for children in in Mill Lane, with the exception of the Swanboroughs to attend school 20th Sent Llewellyn Noyes home this morning as he complained of sore throat. 26, Admitted a fresh scholar. 30th Heard the Infant Class read this morning Another load of coke has beengot 11 Called registers at 2.10. all correct T.B. Buehandn Dec. 3rd Admitted a fresh scholar to the Infant class. 7th this Heard the Lower Division of Infants read One child from the Istandaid withdrawn this week. having gone from the narish 10th Mr Were Hame came into the school this afternoon and stayed for a 412 1894 short time during the drawing lesson Dec. 11th Mr Thomas Colbourne came into the school this afternoon and stayed for a short time. 18th Sidney. Evelyn. and Frederick Hallett arrived at school so wet this morning that I thought it unsafe for them to remain they were therefore sent home to change their clothing 21st School visited by the Rector accompanied by Mr Colbourne and a lady visitor. After some announcements about the distribution of origes school closed for two weeks holiday. the children receiving oranges and biscuits from Mr Colbourne as they passed out of school . Jan. 7th Reopened school. A number absent 1895 on account of the snow. The Swanborough have returned to school. 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Title A name given to the resource Poulshot School Diary - 1894 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Poulshot Village Trust Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Poulshot Village Trust Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 Language A language of the resource English Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Poulshot Description An account of the resource Covering:- George Feltham Leslie Swanborough William Noyes Lily Duck Florence Duck Walter Duck Frederick Bolter Walter Scott Hugh Leslie Harriet Few Mary Elizabeth Leslie Janet Wilkins Francis Trimmell Diphtheria Edward Ellis Edith Botter Llewellyn Noyes Thomas Colbourne Frederick Hallett Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Hugh Leslie Diary Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Poulshot Village Trust / Lumsden Family Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1894 Subject The topic of the resource Poulshot School Diary of Mr Hugh Leslie, Headmaster 1894 (Pages 394-412)