Three commemorative badges.
Two `Comunn na h-Oigridh` badges, brass with white and pink enamelled fronts, and one Blue enamelled `Cornaigmore Higher Grade` badge in the shape of a shield, with the Tiree crest and the words `Mo cridhe`. Originally belonged to the girls at Corrairigh, Cornaigbeg.
Photocopied extract `Parish of Tiry` from `The Statistical Account of Scotland 1791-99`.
Information about the geography and topography of Tiree, its agriculture and livestock, water mills, climate, diseases and population, fuel, industries and fishing, local customs, education, travel and religion.
Report on Tiree High School by HM Inspectorate of Education in May 2002, with covering letters.
Report of the follow-up to the inspection of Tiree High School in May 1999, with covering letters from Frank Crawford, HM Chief Inspector, and headmaster Colin Hunter.
Pottery mug with blue-grey glaze and transfer of Cornaig school history in black.
Newspaper article about Donny Campbell`s appointment as headmaster of Lochaber High School.
The appointment of Donny Campbell, Kilmoluaig, as headmaster of Lochaber High School in 2002.
Newspaper article about Donny Campbell`s appointment as headmaster of Lochaber High School.
The appointment of Donny Campbell from Kilmoluaig as headmaster of Lochaber High School.
Collection of 37 newsletter from Tiree High School Primary Department.
Primary Department newsletters from 24/8/2001 to 21/6/2002.
Copy of newspaper cutting about Tiree High School pupils cleaning up over 10 miles of roadside.
Photograph of District Councillor Alex MacArthur presenting a cheque for £205 to pupils Matthew Boulind, Stuart Gillies, Jeanette MacKinnon and Iain MacKinnon, with chairman of Tiree Community Council Jack Carter.
Audio cassette recording of Donald MacDonald of Heanish and Australia interviewed by Maggie Campbell in Scarinish on 19/6/2002.
Donald MacDonald of Heanish and Australia talks to Maggie Campbell in June 2002 about leaving Tiree at the age of 16 to join the Merchant Navy, his early memories of Tiree looking for birds’ eggs, fishing and collecting whelks; Donald and his sisters Janet and Isabel talk about the RAF on Tiree, teachers at Scarinish School, the shops, changes in farming and the village of Heanish over the years.
Three cotton reels.
Three wooden cotton reels with thread from `Melness`, Cornaigbeg. One is made by J & P Coats of Paisley, James Coats donated hundreds of books to Tiree’s schools and to the Reading Room (now An Iodhlann).
