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Very Stormy weather. No teachers turned up. No trains running. Children sent home nine o'clock. [Friday] - The Attendance has not been as satisfactory this week owing to the severity of the weather and the many absent owing to illness.

The Attendance has not been as satisfactory this week owing to the severity of the weather and the many absent owing to illness.

Very severe snow storm. Children dismissed 9:15; and told to come by the afternoon. Two of the Teachers owing to the storm did not turn up all day.

Miss Roberts absent all day - ill.

The Attendance is satisfactory. The inclement weather and illness account for those that are irregular.

The Attendance is very satisfactory. Those that are regularly absent are incapacitated by illness from attendingg.

Miss C J Roberts absent all the week owing to illness

Miss Roberts returned to duties. Miss Evans ill and absent all this week.

Miss M Olwen Jones absent all the week. Her medical certificate arrived on Thursday night and was forwarded on Friday to the Office.

The Attendance was appreciably lower this week - the cold weather affecting the Infants and Potato planting keeping away some of the bigger boys.

Though the weather was very favourable the attendance in both senior and junior school has been very indifferent. It is below 80% in the Infant Room. Many are suffering from the effects of the extreem cold of the previous week.

Miss Evans absent all day ill. Many of the children have been taken suddenli ill and the attendance this day is appreciably lower in consequence.

Very many of the children were absent owing to the lateness of the harvest due to unsatisfactory weather.

Mrs M R Morris was absent from duties these three days owing to severe illness at her home.

Death of School child from Diptherea. Very Poor Attendance all the week due to much illness amongst the children in all the classes.

Wrote to Office about (1) The Poor Attendance. (2) The pools of water on the approach roads to school.

Dr. Owen called this afternoon and ordered the closure of the school for the rest of this week and all next week owing to Diptheria. Notified HMI and the Office of this.

Notification was received this morning to close school for another week.

School was reopened this morning. Very many absent owing to illness.

Miss Mary Williams was absent all day ill.

Miss Williams turned up this afternoon. The Attendance owing to much illness is still most unsatisfactory.

Oct. 23.24.  Mrs Lewis has been ill these two days.

Influenza Epidemic has visited almost every house by now. No attendance was possible today owing to this and the children were dismissed. I communicated with the Office and the School Medical Officer and the School was closed by order for the week.

Extension of closure for another week.

Extension of closure for this week.

Further Extension of Closure.

School reopened this morning after a month's closure. Miss M Olwen Jones has been retained at Penrhyn pending appointment there. All the other Teachers turned up. and The children turned up fairly well.

Miss Minnie Lewis absent all day ill.

Miss May Williams had to leave her class in the morning owing to illness. She was away the afternoon as well.

Miss Evans has been absent ill these last four days.

Many children are ill. Attendance about 84%

The Attendance keeps about 86% Some are kept away by Medical orders.

4.2.19 The attendance has been good these two weeks.

Mrs Lewis away ill in the morning.

Very wintry weather - told perceptibly on the attendance.

Miss Evans and myself were forced by lingering and severe cold to stay from school for the day.

Attendance Officer called. I had to report to him much illness and coughing amongst the children. Those absent are suffering from colds.

I reported to the School Medical Officer the serious drop in the Attendance and the prevalence of much coughing.

Very wet and stormy morning. Children dismissed. No Attendance recorded.

Very Stormy. No Attendance recorded. Reported state of things to Medical Officer

Attendance slightly better. Dr. phoned to close school until the 21st to reopen 24th.

School reopened this morning. The children turned up fairly generally. Teachers absent. Miss Evans and Miss M. O. Jones were away all day.

Miss Jones turned up Tuesday morning at 10.30. She complained of not being well. Miss Evans has been away all the week _ill. The Attendance is altogether disappointing very many being ill.

Very heavy fall of snow -all day caused a big drop in the Attendance.

Very heavy fall of snow -all day caused a big drop in the Attendance.

Visit of Attendance Officer. Gave him a few names. Illnesses account for almost all the others.

Miss Evans was absent all this week making a fortnight in all.

Miss Evans has been away all this week. Attendance slightly better.

Miss Evans and Mrs Morris absent this day.

Mrs Morris came at my request though far from fit as Miss Roberts is away ill this morning and afternoon.

No Attendance recorded. The unusual snow storm prevented the teachers from coming - no trains running - and such of the children as turned up were dismissed.

Miss Evans recommenced duties this morning after a month's forced absense. Miss Roberts absent all day.

Miss M Ol. Jones absent all day.

Miss Roberts went home ill 11:30 this morning. She was absent from duties for the rest of the week.

Miss Evans, Mrs Morris and Miss Roberts absent this day. Miss Roberts and Mrs Morris are not likely to tend to duties before Midsummer Holidays.

Extremely wet weather. Attendance throughout the school most seriously affected.

Kept from school all day being in a feverish condition from a severe cold.

Nov. 10-14 A week of severe weather and much snow which affected the attendance of the distant children appreciably.

Exceedingly wet. Attendance suffered much.

The children turned up fairly satisfactorily. Many of the Infants are ill.

23.1.1920 The last fortnight has been very trying for the Attendance owing to the exceptionally wet weather.

A very wet and stormy day. which retarded the attendance much

No Attendance. Exceedingly wet. Children dismissed