| 22 Jun 1877 | Report on examination by the Rev. J. Staffurth – prizes to Standard V Frank Bateson, Standard I –JamesWrathall |
| 27 Nov 1877 | Edward Kidd & Jas. Wrathall stayed at home to assist in threshing by machine. |
| 29 Aug 1878 | John and Frank Wrathall were admitted from Westhouse, Thornton-in-Lonsdale |
| 7 Aug 1878 | I. Wrathall & S. Hodgson gone to Morecambe on an excursion. |
| 23 Aug 1878 | Thomas Procter & Jas. Wrathall have been kept at home to help with the harvest. |
| 23 Aug 1878 | Visit of Robert Thornton Esq., second nephew of the Founder of the School & Eldest son of Thos. Thornton Esq. Who built the Church. He wished that the children might have a half holiday in remembrance of his visit. |
| 23 Sep 1878 | Frank Wrathall absent: he had been on an excursion to Liverpool. |
| 27 Sep 1878 | Geo. Wrathall not present. Was called for a witness in law suit, Hutchinson v Ellwood at Ingleton. |
| (Note:- many references to Cotton Mill “standing” and half timers attending full time. On 10 Feb 1879 “Cotton Mill has given up working altogether”.) | |
| 18 Aug 1879 | All the first class attended with the exception of George Wrathall & ……. |
| 15 Sep 1879 | Geo. Wrathall ……..absent part of the week helping with harvest. |
| 22 Sep 1879 | James & Stephen Wrathall absent the whole week helping in the harvest. |
| 10 Oct 1879 | Frank Wrathall left to work at home. |
| 25 Nov 1879 | James Wrathall absent thro’ sickness (Rheumatic Fever) |
| 12 Jun 1880 | Stephen Wrathall has been absent all the week through lameness. |
| 3 Sep 1880 | James Wrathall and Stephen Wrathall absent the whole past week for harvest. |
| 17 Sep 1880 | Stephen Wrathall absent through having a lame heel. |
| 17 May 1881 | Stephen Wrathall & …….absent. |
| 21 Oct 1881 | James and Stephen Wrathall have been kept at home all the week to gather potatoes |
| 9 Nov 1881 | Stephen Wrathall absent from school this afternoon. |
| 10 Nov 1881 | He and James stayed at home to help with the threshing machine. |
| 24 Jun 1882 | Prize distribution ……..Jas. Wrathall……….Wm. Nelson |
| 8 Sep 1882 | James & Stephen Wrathall absent to help in the harvest |
| 14 Oct 1882 | James & Stephen Wrathall absent all week – helping to get potatoes. |
| 16 Nov 1882 | James & Stephen Wrathall absent three days helping with the threshing machine. |
| 1 Feb 1883 | Wm. Wrathall mended the bell chain. ( Note: Wm. Wrathall was a blacksmith in Burton) |
| 9 Mar 1883 | William Procter & Albert Wrathall have been late four mornings out of five. |
| Jun 1883 | Distribution of prizes – Standard VII – Jas. Wrathall, Standard VI Wm. Nelson ……..For full attendance A.E. Wrathall. ……. |
| 25 Oct 1883 | Albert E. Wrathall late to school three mornings this week. |
| 2 Nov 1883 | The following boys have been complained of for jumping Mr. Shaw’s hedge against the meadow & breaking it down ……….Albert Wrathall …….. |
| 30 Nov 1883 | James & Stephen Wrathall absent all week – helping with threshing machine. |
| 1 Feb 1884 | Jas. & Stephen Wrathall late three mornings out of five. |
| 28 Apr 1884 | Albert E. Wrathall absent thro’ sickness. |
| 2 May 1884 | James Wrathall left school at 3. Cancelled his attendance. |
| 2 Jul 1884 | The following boys were late – went bathing after being told not to be late on the previous day ………A.E.Wrathall, St. Wrathall, Jas. Wrathall ……… (Note: 31 boys in all) |
| Jul 1884 | Distribution of prizes – Standard VII – James Wrathall, |
| V - Albert E. Wrathall ……. | |
| 20 Aug 1884 | Warned girls about going over front garden and breaking shrubs in playground ………I. Wrathall |
| 10 Oct 1884 | James & Stephen Wrathall absent all the week – helping to get in the potato crop. |
| 18 Oct 1884 | J. & St. Wrathall absent all the week |
| Jul 1885 | Distribution of prizes – For full attendance during year – Albert Ed. Wrathall …….. |
| Standard VII – Albert E. Wrathall | |
| 23 Mar 1886 | A. Wrathall absent from school on account of his father’s illness. |
| 24 Jun 1886 | The prizes were given by ………, Mr. J. Wrathall, Trustees; and Mr. Nelson …….. |
| 26 Oct 1886 | Mrs. Thomas Wrathall called to say her son, John Thos. Wrathall, was forbidden by the doctor to attend school till Christmas |
| 26 Jan 1887 | Stephen Wrathall went home at 11.30. Attendance cancelled. |
| 2 Sep 1892 | Great Flood in Greeta, largest for 26 years, brought many coals down from Faccon. |
| Giles Marshall broke his attendance to go and gather coals 1 week. | |
| 2 Mar 1900 | Half day holiday in honor (sic) of the Relief of Ladysmith by Gen. Buller and Lord Robert’s capture of Cronje and his forces. |
| 1 Jun 1900 | Holiday in honour of the capture of Pretoria. |
| 5 Jun 1900 | Holiday in honour of the relief of Mafeking. This holiday was held over to this day. |
| 20 Jan 1902 | Each boy was presented today with a Coronation Medal by the Village Committee ……. |