How did Henry Moore use his rehabilitation grant after World War I?

After serving in the British Army during World War I and suffering the effects of gas shells, Henry Moore received a rehabilitation grant in September 1919. He used these funds to enroll at the Leeds School of Art, where he studied for two years. During his first year there, he focused primarily on drawing, and in his second year, he became the first pupil of the school's newly appointed sculpture instructor.1