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Cyfeirnod Teitl Disgrifiad Dyddiad Rhif Tudalen EPP3/1/2 Coedpenmaen War with Germany Was Declared on Sunday, 3Rd September Cyfeirnod Teitl Disgrifiad Dyddiad Rhif Tudalen EPP3/1/2 Coedpenmaen War with Germany was declared on Sunday, 3rd September. In accordance with the instructions 4 Med 1939 213 Infants issued from the Education Office the school assembled this morning. Only 10 children were present. They carried their Gas Masks and remained until the end of the session-11.45. School was then closed for one month; Milk will be distributed at 11am and 3pm In accordance with instructions received from the Education Officer, the attendance of the 12 Med 1939 213-214 pupils who came to school on the morning of Sept 4th, have been cancelled School re-opened after closure owing to the outbreak of War. All children under 5 yrs. old 2 Hyd 1939 214 temporarily excluded Fire Drill-satisfactory 25 Hyd 1939 214 Dr Doris Williams visited this department-no further recommendations for Grade A Milk 23 Chwe 1940 215 ARP Warden visited the school and examined the children’s respirators 12 Maw 1940 215 School closed-to assist in billeting the Evacuees 20 Mai 1940 216 School closed at 11.30am until Wednesday to assist in billeting Evacuees 3 Meh 1940 216 28 Evacuees admitted in this department from Westfield Rd W12 LCC school party. 2 Gor 1940 216 Miss M H Jones (Evacuated teacher) commenced duties in this department taking charge of 28 evacuated children Visit by Mr Jenkins HMI to ascertain particulars of the Evacuees 3 Gor 1940 216 In accordance with instructions received in Circular 53 (1940), 42 children under 5 years of age 11 Gor 1940 216 are excluded from school-including 7 official Evacuees All schools commence the morning session at 10 o’clock as from 15.7.40. 15 Gor 1940 217 Warning sirens sounded at 10.15am and “All Clear” at 11am. Children were sent home with the exception of those living beyond the 7 mins distance, which were put in school shelter Warning siren 2.5pm-“All Clear” 4pm. All children remained in lobbies and shelter 19 Gor 1940 217 “Warning” 3pm. “Raiders Passed”-3.50pm. Children kept in cloakrooms, with exception of a 24 Gor 1940 217 few, whose parents took them home Midsummer Vacation from Aug 1st-19th inclusive 31 Gor 1940 217 Mr Raymond G Jones, Education Officer has granted permission for St I in this department 19 Aws 1940 217-218 “Warning” siren sounded at 10.35am. Children were sent home with the exception of 14, who 21 Aws 1940 218 were unable to reach home within 5 minutes. “All Clear” 11.35am. “Warning Siren” sounded at 11.45am. Children were dismissed during the interval between two Warnings. “All Clear” sounded at 12.15pm “Warning Siren” sounded at 3.40pm. All St I children sent home-the others having left at 29 Aws 1940 218 3.30pm-the usual time. “All Clear” sounded at 5pm Schools closed for a fortnight-supplementary Summer Holiday 30 Aws 1940 218 School re-opened 16 Med 1940 218 Warning siren sounded at 2.30pm-all children went home with the exception of 10, who are 17 Med 1940 219 unable to reach home within 5 minutes-“All Clear” sounded at 2.50pm, and the children returned to school Warning siren sounded at 9.50am. “All Clear” at 10.20am 18 Med 1940 219 “Warning” sounded at 11.37am. All Clear 12.15 25 Med 1940 219 Warning sounded at 3.55pm 26 Med 1940 219 Warning sounded at 11.45am. Warning sounded at 2.05pm. “All Clear” 2.25pm 27 Med 1940 219 Warning sounded at 10.50am. All Clear 11.30am 1 Hyd 1940 219 Warning sounded at 10.45am. “All Clear” 11.45am 3 Hyd 1940 219 Warning sounded at 10.25am. All Clear 10.46am 4 Hyd 1940 219 Warning sounded at 2.55pm. “All Clear” at 3.35pm 8 Hyd 1940 219 Warning sounded at 2.25pm. “All Clear” at 2.40pm 16 Hyd 1940 219 Warning sounded at 2.20pm. “All Clear” at 2.25pm. Warning sounded at 2.26pm. All Clear at 21 Hyd 1940 219 4pm Warning sounded at 1.30pm. “All Clear” at 1.45pm 24 Hyd 1940 219 Warning sounded at 11.40pm. All Clear at 12.45pm 28 Hyd 1940 219 Mr D Jenkins HMI visited the school this morning to discuss “Air Raid Precautions” 8 Tach 1940 220 “Alert” sounded at 3.10pm. Raiders Passed 3.30pm 11 Tach 1940 220 Alert sounded at 1.30pm. Raiders passed 1.55pm. Alert sounded at 3.50pm. Raiders passed 13 Tach 1940 220 Alert sounded at 9.50am. Raiders passed 10.05am. Miss M H James (Evacuated teacher) left 15 Tach 1940 220 school this afternoon at 2.10pm to do “Care Committee Work” Miss Kathleen James left school this afternoon at 3.30pm to attend lectures on “First Aid” 20 Tach 1940 220 organised by the Education Committee Alert 2.04pm. Raiders Passed 2.20pm. Alert 2.40pm. Raiders Passed 3.30pm 21 Tach 1940 221 Miss K James left school this afternoon at 3.30pm to attend lectures on Anti-Gas organised by 22 Tach 1940 221 Education Committee Alert 1.30pm. Raiders passed 1.48pm. Alert 3.12pm. Raiders Passed-children in shelter left 26 Tach 1940 221 4pm Alert 11.55am. Raiders Passed 12.50pm 27 Tach 1940 221 Alert 2pm. Raiders Passed 3.10pm 3 Rhag 1940 221 Alert 2.55pm. Raiders Passed 3.15pm. Miss K James left school this afternoon at 3.30pm to 4 Rhag 1940 221 attend “First Aid Lectures” organised by Education Committee Miss K James left school this afternoon at 3.30pm to attend lectures on Anti-Gas organised by 6 Rhag 1940 221 Education Committee Alert 1.45pm. Raiders Passed 2pm. Alert 2.15pm. Raiders Passed 2.50pm 11 Rhag 1940 221 Miss K James left school at 3.30pm to attend First Aid lectures 15 Ion 1941 222 Miss K James left school at 3.30pm to attend Anti-Gas lectures 17 Ion 1941 222 Alert 1.55pm. Raiders Passed 2.07pm 21 Ion 1941 222 Miss K James left school at 3.30pm to attend Anti-Gas lectures 24 Ion 1941 222 Miss K James left school at 3.30pm to attend First Aid Lectures 29 Ion 1941 222 Miss K James left school at 3.30pm to attend Anti-Gas lectures 31 Ion 1941 222 Miss G Jenkins and Miss M H James left school this afternoon at 2pm to visit the “Gas 11 Chwe 1941 222 Chamber” at Dinas. Permission was granted by Education Committee, to close school half an hour earlier, namely 3pm instead of 3.30pm The whole school assembled together with Boys’ and Girls’ Departments in the Boys’ school at 13 Chwe 1941 222-223 2.55pm this afternoon. Mr Jack Jones presented prizes to the “Winners” of the various competitions organised for War Weapons week. Three children in this department won prizes Nurse Williams visited the school this morning to weigh the TT Milk children. Only five out of 14 Chwe 1941 223 10 were present. School closed early this afternoon, with permission of Education Committee. This was done to enable children to visit exhibition of work for “War Weapons” week School closed this afternoon so that all pupils could attend pantomime arranged by Trallwn 26 Chwe 1941 223 Ward Welfare (Evacuee) Committee Alert 10.23am. Raiders Passed 10.55am 28 Chwe 1941 223 Alert 1.23pm. Raiders Passed 2.14pm 7 Maw 1941 223 Alert 11.30am. Raiders Passed 12am (pm?) Alert 3.07pm. Raiders Passed 3.33pm 11 Maw 1941 223 Alert 3.37pm. Raiders Passed 3.55pm 17 Maw 1941 223 Alert 2.30pm. Raiders Passed 3.20pm 27 Maw 1941 224 As from today Monday March 31st the school hours are as follows-Standard I 9.30am-12.30pm, 31 Maw 1941 224 2pm-4.30pm. Infants 9.30-12am, 2pm-4pm Copy of the Report made by Mr D Jenkins, HM Inspector as a result of his visit on the 6th 2 Ebr 1941 224-225 February 1941. Infants’ Department The portion occupied by the Infants has four classrooms, one of which, that occupied by the youngest group, is now also used as an ARP post, and is regularly manned at night. A varied assortment of ARP equipment is stored in it. The number of children on roll at the time of the visit was 95. Among them were 19 evacuated children, all except three from the LCC area. All the visiting children are taught together as a separate unit From today Tuesday April 22nd the school hours will be as follows. Std I morning session 22 Ebr 1941 226 9.30am-12.15, afternoon session 1.45pm-4.15pm. Infants morning session 9.30am-12 noon, afternoon session 1.45pm-4pm I Rebecca Thomas have been granted leave of absence this afternoon to attend a meeting with 12 Mai 1941 226 “British Red Cross” Alert 2.15pm. Raiders Passed 2.35pm 22 Mai 1941 227 Alert 10.47am. Raiders Passed 11.35am 29 Mai 1941 227 Alert 11am. Raiders Passed 11.15am 30 Mai 1941 227 School re-opened this morning. The readmission of under-fives takes effect from today June 9 Meh 1941 227 9th. The Education Committee have agreed to release these children at 3.15pm Alert 1.20pm. Raiders Passed 1.55pm. Alert 2.15pm. Raiders Passed 2.36pm 14 Gor 1941 227 Alert 3pm. Raiders Passed 3.40pm 15 Gor 1941 227 Because of the fact that cases of paratyphoid have occurred in neighbouring districts, no child 30 Gor 1941 228 is allowed to drink Milk without boiling.
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