| 22 Jan 1879 | D. Wrathall & G. Wrathall commenced each to make a shirt. |
| 8 Jul 1881 | Mary Ann Fairweather – Mistress, (Certificate 1st Class 3rd Division) N.J. Wrathall P Handwriting and Teaching (signed Thos Leach) (Note: I think P = Pass) |
| 24 Jun 1882 | Standard Prizes – IV Grace R. Wrathall |
| Report of H.M.I. for 1882 ……. N.J. Wrathall has passed fairly. She should be informed that she is now qualified under Article 79 but not under Article 60. | |
| Mary Ann Fairweather – Mistress, (Certificate 1st Class 3rd Division) N.J. Wrathall P.T. P | |
| (Note: P.T. = Pupil Teacher) | |
| 22 Jun 1883 | Elizabeth E. Nelson – Prize winner for needlework, Alice P. Wrathall – Prize winner for needlework. |
| 4 Jul 1884 | Sewing Prizes ……… Eliz. E. Nelson ……….. Alice P. Wrathall …….. |
| Attendance …………..Isabella Wrathall “Ada & Gerty” | |
| 22 Jun 1885 | Needlework Prizes ……..St. 4 Rhoda I. Wrathall |
| 3 Jul 1885 | Attendance Prizes ………I. Wrathall “Grimms Fairy Tales” |
| Standard Prizes IV ……...I Wrathall “What Girls Can Do” | |
| …… R. I. Wrathall “What Girls Can Do” | |
| 20 Nov 1885 | Measles still prevalent – Numbers few. |
| 24 Jun 1886 | Attendance Prizes ……….Isabella Wrathall …….. |
| 14 Mar 1887 | ……….. the best readers were …….. I. Wrathall, R. Wrathall …. |
| 21 Mar 1887 | Standards Five an Six (Writing) ……..5 Isabella Wrathall ……..7 Rhoda Wrathall …….14 Alice Wrathall |
| 1 Apr 1887 | Composition – I. Wrathall Writing 12 Comp. 14 ……..R. Wrathall’s composition required the least correction. |
| 24 Jun 1887 | Needlework Prizes ………..St. 5 1st A. P. Wrathall |
| 6 Oct 1887 | Isabella Wrathall was 1st in Composition ………. |
| 27 Aug 1888 | Standard Prizes …….Std. III …….. I. Wrathall ….. |
| 17 Jan 1890 | A very low average this week. Many children away through illness and those at school almost unable to work being weak and lacking in energy. |
| 18 Feb 1890 | Several children absent through sickness. During the last few weeks it has been almost useless to have the School open, so many children have been absent through illness and those attending school have been too weak and ill to woek. This morning five ch |
| 4 May 1891 | The Head Teacher was absent part of the afternoon attending the Funeral of Isabell Wrathall, lately a Scholar in this School. |
| 1 Feb 1896 | More children ill. Average only 39.5. Those who are attending School can do very little work & there is hardly a child in School who is really well. |
| 2 Jun 1897 | Prizes for full attendance - …….Std. II Alice Wrathall …… |
| 25 Jun 1897 | …….A. Nelson late, one stroke each. |
| 16 Aug 1897 | ……..Alice Nelson …….. late, one stroke each. |
| 27 Aug 1897 | A. Nelson & …….late, one stroke each. |
| 3 Sep 1897 | A. Nelson &……...late, one stroke each. |
| 24 Sep 1897 | These girls were punished with two strokes each for extraordinary carelessness in their Arith. Exam. …..A. Wrathall |
| 21 Jan 1898 | The children have been very lazy and tiresome all week …….the following were punished ……with one stroke each for disobedience ……… A. Wrathall. |
| 18 Jun 1898 | Prizes for full attendance (1yr) ……..N. Wrathall ……..(within 20 of full) …….Ada Nelson. |
| 23 Feb 1900 | ………..Nannie Wrathall finished her garments this week. |
| 27 Sep 1901 | The girls are fond of the History lessons but Domestic Economy seems to drag. |
| 15 Nov 1901 | This has been an exceptionally stormy week, yet through it all the children who have the farthest to come have been the ones who have never been absent. Bessie Haythornthwaite, a St. IV girl, who lives 3 miles away has made full attendance. |
| 22 Aug 1902 | Mabel Alderson brought a frog to school. It was placed in a glass jar so that the girls could watch it catch flies. Unfortunately, this summer flies are scarce. |
| 19 Sep 1902 | The following girls received prizes from Professor Hodgson: Reciting: ……..Isabel Wrathall ……. |
| 26 Sep 1902 | The sundew which Nanny Wrathall brought from Sedbergh, and which we have been trying to keep, has quite faded. |
| 4 Sep 1903 | So far Nanny Wrathall has won the penny for the best essay every week – 11weeks. |
| 15 Feb 1904 | …………crossed off the wrong one, Isabel Wrathall; this is important for Isabel Wrathall has not been absent from school for nearly four years ……… |
| 23 Feb 1904 | Intend taking St. V, VI, VII on Castle Hill to look at the explorations there. It is supposed to be a Norman Motte built to withstand the Saxons; four coins dating from William the Conqueror to Henry I have been found …….. |
| 26 Nov 1904 | Isabel Wrathall broke a machine needle this week. |
| 23 Jan 1905 | Nannie Wrathall has left us to go to the Infant School. |