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Date suggested based on names of boys given in the magazine and using the date (Thursday 7th November) given on the front of the magazine.

This magazine was begun during the war when the house was known as Homeboarders'. It continued after the house's renaming as Wren's

This ledger was kept by the Head of House and gives details of sporting results and accounts of matches, notes on the characters of team members, names of those who received colours, names boys who had arrived and boys who had left the House, details of tannings, those representing the House in school societies, and any other events which the Heads thought interesting to record. Some entries include general summaries of the term or year. At the front of the volume are details of Head of House, Monitors, Housemasters and those who gained pinks. There is also a list of those who received double pinks at the back of the volume. Inserted throughout the volume are House lists, newspaper cuttings and various other notices of events in the House.

This ledger was kept by the Head of House and gives details of new boys and boys who had left, sporting results and accounts of matches, comments on the characters of House members, names of those who received colours, notes on the 'Ash Tree' (the House magazine), details of tannings, names of Head of House and monitors and any other events which the Heads thought interesting to record. Some entries include summaries and general notes on the previous term. At the front of the volume are details of Head of House, Monitors, Housemasters and those who gained pinks. Also inserted at the front of the volume are notes on the ledger from a researcher. Throughout the volume are inserts of House lists as well as other letters and notices, including a guide on tanning. One entry mentions the General Strike in May 1926 and the various roles Ashburnhamites took on during the strike.

This ledger was kept by the Head of House and gives details of new boys and boys who had left each year, sporting results and accounts of matches, comments on the characters of boys after they left the House, names of those who received colours, notes on music competitions, details of tannings, names of Head of House and monitors and any other events which the Heads thought interesting to record. Some entries include summaries of the previous term. Not all Heads of House contributed to the ledger each year. At the front of the volume are details of Head of House, Monitors, House Masters and those who gained pinks. There is also a list of Heads of Ashburnham House on the first page and at the back of the volume. Inserted by a researcher are markers throughout the book as well as some loose pages which contain notes on the volume.