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Don't expand your town to quick
Uneducated - Reach a pop. of 300 citizens without building schools
The tricky part here is to have enough tools..
Your original 8-12 adults are educated - make the most of those settlers before they die off to build up a good stock of tools ( about 350 ) whith educated blacksmiths. Once you have a good advance stock, it is easier to keep the stocks up with uneducated blacksmiths...it gives you a little bit more time to react if you see the stock of tools starting to drop.
Don't mine for iron - you'd be really struggling to produce enough iron to replace the tools broken in the mine.You can also trade for iron.
EDIT: My last game I had over 300 pop, 2 forester lodges producing 2500 logs, and 2 woodcutters producing 3000 firewood and they had no problem keeping up with my population. The key is to get a good/large stockpile of logs and firewood before your population explodes.
EDIT: Option 2 - Forget about steel tools, with enough iron production and blacksmiths you can keep your population equiped with iron tools and will have no need for coal at all.
So if your people grab all your coal and even firewood so quick you might consider building better houses.
Go back to the start and try again. More slowly. Your people cannot be rushed. Walking before running.