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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D3602/6/4
TitleCentral government circulars
Date1937-1943
DescriptionForestry Commission: Forest Fires, Leaflet No 9, reprinted 1937, with additional leaflet on fighting forest fires
Board of Trade: Care and maintenance of sports equipment, Mar 1944
Board of Education: Air raid precautions in schools, circular 1535, Jun 1940
Board of Education: Milk in schools scheme, circular 1565, 25 Sep 1941

The following leaflets all come from a series of memoranda called "The Schools in War-Time" published by the Board of Education:
Number 1: Schools and food production, Sep 1939
Number 6: The use of school broadcasting, Nov 1939
Number 8: Winter in the garden, Feb 1940
Number 13: Poultry keeping, Mar 1940
Number 14: Spring work in the garden, Apr 1940
Number 16: Nature study out of doors, Apr 1940
Number 18: France and ourselves, Apr 1940
Number 21: Summer preparations for winter food, June 1940
Number 22: The use of school broadcasts, Aug 1940
Number 23: Physical Education, Aug 1940
Number 24: Stock-keeping in schools, May 1941
Number 26: The teaching of the history of the United States of America, Jul 1941
Number 28: The teaching of the history of the United States of America II, Feb 1942
Number 29: Rabbit keeping, Apr 1942
Number 30: Teaching of first aid in schools, May 1942
Number 31: A list of books dealing with some of the aspects of the Geography of the United States of America, Jul 1942
Number 32: The care of children's boots and shoes, Jul 1942
Number 33: The study of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Aug 1942
Number 35: The battle for fuel, Oct 1942
Number 36: The study of the British Empire, Feb 1943
Number 37: Publications on fuel economy, Apr 1943
Extent1 file
LevelFile
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator[New] Brampton Board/Primary School
Access CategoryOPEN
TermSecond World War (1939-1945)
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