This file contains details of boys of Ashburnham House. It includes their name, home address, date of birth, date they entered the school, comments on the boy from their preparatory school, a list of subjects in which they achieved 'O' and 'A' levels and comments on their academic development, qualities and interests. Some entries also include comments on the boys' parents and their occupations, and notes on when boys were confirmed. The entries are arranged alphabetically by surname.
This book gives the names of boys who were absent or late each day and their reasons for being absent or late in Ashburnham Upper form. It also includes details of various warnings and punishments given out for bad behaviour as well as events in which the House was involved such as sports matches, concerts and assemblies.
This book gives the names of boys who were absent or late each day in Ashburnham Upper form and their reasons for being absent or late. It also includes other details such as those who forgot to bring in various forms, and warnings and punishments given out for bad behaviour. At the end of the book is a list of House footballers, watermen and fencers which also indicates those who had received pinks.
The first entry is continued from the previous volume. This ledger was kept by the Head of House, in which they would note down details of boys who arrived and left each year, those who received the House colours, details of the 'Ash Tree' (the House magazine), comments on the characters of members of the House, comments on discipline within the House, details of sporting results, art events and music competitions, general notes and summaries of events in the House and anything else the Head of House thought interesting. Some entries describe the Play Supper. At the front of the volume are details of Housemasters, Heads of House, Monitors and the names of those who were awarded pinks and double pinks. Those awarded double pinks are also listed at the back of the volume. Inserted throughout the volume are house lists as well as notes by a researcher. There is also a list of members of Ashburnham who were killed in the Second World War inserted towards the end.
This book gives a list of boys in alphabetical order by surname and notes the days on which they were absent or late each term. There is a list giving details of the Head of House and Monitors at the start of each term's entry.
