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47798f99-5dda-494e-9084-c62be43f175e | Cert, of Royal Sanitary Institute; holds Meat and Smoke Certificates, Sanitary Inspector (Inspector under Fabrics Mis-description Act). E. W. Brooks. Cert, of Royal Sanitary Institute. Sanitary Inspector. J.J. Matthews. Cert, of Royal Sanitary Institute; holds Meat Certificate, Sanitary Inspector. Miss A. Cooksey. Cert... |
46149b2f-90e9-4ff3-bd61-39312d8217d9 | Miss G. Overall,* Clerk. Miss V. E. Arnold, Clerk. Miss D. E. Beacon, Clerk. Note.—To the salaries of all the above officials, excepting those marked with an asterisk, contribution is made under the Public Health Acts or by Exchequer Grants. I have again to thank all the members of the Public Health Department for ungr... |
5c314779-1138-4281-9e67-c3b6000504a1 | These discrepancies are not material, and are possibly due:to the personal factor which must enter into the interpretation' of the conditions found in medical insepection. During the year, changes have occurred in the personnel of the School Medical Service. The Committee has been unfortunate in losing the services of ... |
a0c43f7a-1f35-40e0-beb0-b4c9b0f691f4 | The Education Committee sincerely regretted the cause of her resignation, and hoped .that she would make a speedy and com- plete recovery The Committee was, fortunate again in obtaining the services of. (Mrs.) L. S.Farquharsori to carry out the work of medical 52 inspection and the other sen-ices connected with the Sch... |
d9410e73-1d20-4119-87ea-6c289f19c427 | In a report of this character it is not permissible to speak of professional work (which of course is beyond reproach), but it speaks volumes for her tact, that in no single instance has any complaint of any kind reached the Committee or anyone else. The work has throughout the year, been done without any friction and ... |
eb7e0750-1057-453c-83c2-542f9699d4cf | Pugh came here in September 1928, from Dewsbury and was the first whole-time Surgeon, and naturally there was a good deal of organisation and planning to be done. Formerly the dental work had been done by part-time officers, and though excellent service had been given, and much pioneer work had been done by these offic... |
daef81ab-f63a-4ec3-bf56-206286f1c9cd | Pugh was responsible for roughly two thirds of the work of the year, and Mr. Slater for one third, but Mr. Slater has kindly reported upon the dental work of the whole year. The following Table gives the accommodation, the average monthly number on the register, and the average attendance, in the different schools. 53 ... |
14ba1ca7-076d-46c7-b94a-64284f2f9056 | Acton Junior Mixed 306 268 237 Acton Wells Mixed 716 550 500 Infants' 400 339 289 Beaumont Park Senior Girls' 450 191 174 Junior Girls' 450 343 313 Infants' 400 284 236 Berrymede Junior Boys' 640 562 511 Junior Girls' 542 488 440 Infants' 450 387 331 Central Mixed 480 396 364 Derwent water Junior Mixed 441 460 428 Infa... |
b4129d68-5b63-48cb-8db0-8023452ef98e | Senior Boys' 415 220 193 Junior Mixed 382 469 425 Infants' 350 256 199 Turnham Green R.C. Mixed 327 275 241 Acton Council Special 68 46 39 10360 8230 7267 AVERAGE HEIGHT without shoes and AVERAGE WEIGHT without clothes. Anthropometric Commutes, 1929. Age last birthday. MALES. FEMALES. Height in ins. Weight in lbs. Heig... |
42231ebf-eda7-4534-afdb-a7f690706327 | 41.3 42.8 40.1 7 45.4 45.4 45.1 44.1 8 47.8 51. 47.5 49.4 9 49.2 54.8 48.9 52.6 10 51.3 59.6 51.2 59.8 11 52.7 64.6 52.8 63.9 12 55. 71.6 55.6 73.9 13 56.2 76.5 56.9 79. 14 58. 86.1 58.9 88.2 15 61.8 99.3 62.3 106.8 54 TABLE SHOWING HEIGHTS AND WEIGHTS AT DIFFERENT AGES LEAVER (BOYS) No. Examined. Years of Age. |
92ba7c8e-b5dd-4c89-ad55-efcc902eb988 | 12—13 13—14 14—15 No. Height ins. Weight lbs. No. Height ins. Weight lbs. No. Height ins. Wright lbs. Acton Wells Mixed 40 37 57.9 81. 2 58. |
c983a150-6362-4b52-b477-11bb0b7f2337 | 82.5 1 59.5 86.3 Central 45 45 59.1 85.5 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... John Perrvn Senior 22 22 57.2 79.3 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... Priorv Boys' 100 100 56.8 78.4 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... Southfield Snr.Boys' 78 78 57.2 82.1 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... Roman Ca... |
c7f29426-da3f-47cd-8857-8791fa922b1c | 77.9 2 59.4 83.7 ...... ...... ...... Central 47 47 59.6 87.7 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... John Perrvn Snr. 13 13 58.7 80.3 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... Priory Girls' 107 104 57.6 78.3 3 59.3 92.7 ...... ...... ...... Roman Catholic 14 14 58. 77.9 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 292 ... |
e325f64c-d801-40de-ad97-7cdb3ddeacc9 | Acton Junior Mixed 19 14 49.2 53.7 5 50.2 58.1 ...... ...... ...... Acton Wells Mixed 17 5 50.8 59.8 12 50.1 56. ...... ...... ...... Acton Wells Infants' 36 28 48.4 53.7 8 49.3 54.7 ...... ...... ...... Beaumont Park Infts. 3 3 50.2 54.3 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... Berrymede Jnr. Boys' 116 70 49.9 53.4 4... |
e6ecec6b-a72a-4fd0-ae05-39e998912e4e | ...... ...... ...... East Acton 12 2 48.4 52. 10 50.2 54.5 ...... ...... ...... John Perryn Jnr. 1 ...... ...... ...... 1 50.3 64. ...... ...... ...... John Perryn Infts.' — 30 18 50. 53.8 12 49.3 . 55. ...... ...... ...... Priory Infants' 1 1 51. |
f0d53939-4806-4c25-b7cc-970f688acaf0 | 48.8 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... Rothschild Jnr.Boys 69 21 49.2 54.3 48 49.8 56.2 ...... ...... ...... Rothschild Infants' 3 3 48.9 54.8 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... Southfield Junior 43 20 49.5 53.7 23 51.6 60.1 ...... ...... ...... Southfield Infants' 8 8 51.5 58.7 ...... ...... ...... ....... |
0916c63f-4042-4071-8084-2f1c230f8edb | 7—8 8—9 9—10 , No. Height ins. Weight lbs. No. Height ins. Weight lbs. No. Height ins. Weight lbs. Acton Junior Mixed 14 13 49.4 51.8 ...... ...... ...... 1 50. 60.5 Acton Wells Mixed 13 4 48.7 52. 9 49.4 55.7 ...... ...... ...... Acton Wells Infts.' 47 36 48.4 52.8 11 49.1 56.7 ...... ...... ...... Beaura't P:.Jnr.Gir... |
f2632fc1-127a-419d-bb2d-008ac5c7482a | Girls' 67 40 48.2 52.4 27 48.6 51.2 ...... ...... ...... Berrymede Infants' 1 1 50.5 46.5 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... Derwentwater Jnr. 48 24 48.8 50.9 24 50.6 57.5 ...... ...... ...... Derwentwater Infts.' 6 .6 47.3 48.4 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... East Acton 21 6 47.8 48.3 14 50.5 58.4 1 5... |
276cd091-49af-4f65-8e3b-38db98618d60 | 25 9 48.8 52.3 16 50.5 55.8 ...... ...... ...... Priory Infants' 52 26 48.1 50.6 26 49. ......51.8...... ...... ...... ...... Rothschild Infants' 2 2 47.6 46.7 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... Southfield Junior 49 20 49.7 52. 29 49.8 53.4 ...... ...... ...... Southfield Infants' 4 4 49.1 49.3 ...... ...... ...... ...... |
8d878e8b-0c6d-4395-ac14-2f6395fb4c4a | 3—4 4—5 5—6 6—7 No. Height ins. Weight lbs. No. Height ins. Weight lbs. No. Height ins. Weight lbs. No. Height No. Weight lbs. Acton Junior Mixed 25 ...... ...... ...... 7 42. 38.8 16 43.8 43.2 2 45.6 44.1 Acton Wells Infants' 78 ...... ...... ...... 24 41.2 39.3 44 43.6 43.4 10 46.5 50. Beaumont Park Infants' 64 20 37... |
42960dfa-5fa9-4181-9f52-d58a9c2e816e | Berrymede Infants' 98 ...... ...... ...... 45 40.4 38.1 46 42.9 41. 7 45. 47. Derwentwater Infants' 52 ...... ...... ...... 12 41.8 41.4 31 43.4 42.3 9 47. 50.4 East Acton 10 ...... ...... ...... 5 41.3 38.7 1 43. 44. 4 47.6 49.5 John Perryn Infants' 34 ...... ...... ...... 15 42.3 39.9 .12 43.9 43.3 7 47.9 53.3 Priory... |
7ea29ed7-3ce7-49c9-bddb-32c0228f17b3 | Rothschild Infants' 48 8 37.8 34.1 21 40.5 38.5 17 42.6 40.7 2 43.6 42.6 Southfield Infants' 59 ...... ...... ...... 20 41.9 39.2 27 44.2 42.2 12 46. 45.4 Roman Catholic 7 ...... ...... ...... 3 43.2 41. 2 42.4 30.7 2 40.5 47.2 530 28 204 239 59 (GIRLS) Acton Junior Mixed 24 ...... ...... ...... 6 40.8 38.1 17 43.8 38.... |
410a0349-506f-4310-bd69-852764e6e8bf | 44.8 Acton Wells Infants' 50 ...... ...... ...... 20 40.7 37.8 24 43.2 42.5 6 45.0 45.2 Beaumont Park Infants' 69 12 36.8 30.6 33 41. 36.9 20 42.5 38.6 4 47.5 48.1 Berrymede Infants' 75 ...... ...... ...... 38 40.4 38.1 32 42. 38.3 5 45.4 44. Derwentwater Infants' 71 ...... ...... ...... 20 41.5 39.4 38 44. |
9463c1a6-93cc-4dac-8235-a3d44878e109 | 42.1 13 45.9 46.5 East Acton 10 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 7 44.3 41.1 3 40.2 47.4 John Perryn Infants' 41 ...... ...... ...... 11 40. 36. 21 43.4 40.4 9 45.9 45.6 Priory Infants' 37 ...... ...... ...... 19 40.8 37.3 17 43.1 40.6 1 47. 45.3 Rothschild Infants' 55 10 36.8 30.6 19 40.1 36.3 17 43. 40.5 9 4... |
933ad183-82dd-4afd-b606-4ac9b3c99307 | Southfield Infants' 42 ...... ...... ...... 15 41.3 36.8 21 43.3 40.7 6 45.8 48.7 Roman Catholic 20 ...... ...... ...... 11 40.6 37.7. 7 44. 43.8 2 45.6 45.4 494 22 | 192 221 59 57 Certain alterations compared with last year have been made. In last year's report, there were Berrymede Junior Boys' and South Acton Junior... |
591da62f-94c2-46bd-8e2d-970847f99bf6 | The John Perryn school children formerly attended the East Acton Mixed School and the Acton Wells Mixed and Infants' Departments. The opening of the John Perryn School accounts for the reduction in the two departments of the Acton Wells School. There is an increase in the number on the registers, and the number in aver... |
b670fa55-0e3e-4e08-ab68-8a471832c768 | With the exception of these two departments, and for the reason stated, the general trend of the school population has not materially altered in the last year. There is a tendency for the reduction in the number of school children in the southern areas, but this reduction is balanced by the increased number in the nort... |
fe88d2da-433a-4118-8b5b-54ded6f3dbdb | This is not the place to discuss the factors which are in operation but to those whose sphere of work lies in the South West Ward, causes are evident. Large families are now comparatively rare there, and the size of the families is approximating to those with which we are familiar in the other wards, and the causes whi... |
f02708f6-a688-47f5-9b2b-c16424e1c8ae | The site falls from west to east, and there is a difference in levels of 18 feet. The West end of the school is one storey in height and the east end has two storeys. The school is planned around two internal quadrangles with the large assembly hall between, with its major axis north and south. The principal entrance i... |
6d4135d0-31d8-4c6f-bb25-e324f75a9f7c | Ventilation is gained by a through current above the heads of the pupils. The school is centrally heated, and oil is the fuel used. The latrines are accessible under cover and the roofs are glazed with wire glass. The playgrounds are asphalted, and on the north and west are bordered with school gardens. On the lower gr... |
af9c016f-e460-4714-9a33-da5ef9af6087 | The John Perryn School is designed to provide facilities primarily for the East Acton Estate and its immediate environs and these facilities include (a) An Infants' Department, of seven rooms including a baby room and a hall, with a total accommodation of 336 (b) A Junior Mixed Department of seven rooms and Hall, 59 ac... |
200fb339-2e65-4403-9ffc-58794eb3701d | The Headmistress and five members of her staff possess the Montessori Diploma. There are now 381 scholars on the roll (February, 1932) of the Infants' Department which has necessitated the temporary transfer of the use of a room normally appertaining to the Junior Department. Junior Department. This department provides... |
6108ed61-e5d7-46ad-a8ab-d8238c856d89 | If there is a possibility of the present numbers in the John Perryn Senior and Junior Departments being maintained (560 in February 1932) these two departments will be separated and Head Teachers assigned to each. It is also intended to utilise the Senior department premises in connection with the system of evening con... |
7faeb3dd-d82f-45ec-b573-d548641f97cf | It will probably afford more light upon the physical condition of the children, if the heights and weights of the children in the different schools are given. In accordance with our usual practice, we have again inserted these Tables this year. It must be remembered though, that height and weight are not always a true ... |
7dbdac8f-31d2-4464-8c53-0c826ce5350b | It may seem surprising that the figures for nutrition appear so good, for it is well known that, the district in common with all industrial areas has suffered from unemployment. We were fortunate in the fact that we did not feel the stress of unemployment as early as some other areas, and the unemployment had not been ... |
a4f68107-49ac-4392-957e-a84125d2df61 | There were some who appeared to be neglected, but it was significant that the two worst cases were those whose fathers were in constant employment, and earning comparatively good wages. It is probable that the improvement observed in spite of industrial distress is due to a better appreciation of food values, and the m... |
a7e49cca-288e-471c-838a-ddb7519252fc | There was one each in Acton Junior, Beaumont Park, Priory, and Berrymede. Otorrhoea. There is a slight increase in the number of children suffering from diseases of the ear, and during the coming year it is hoped that an attempt will be made to deal more efficiently with the ear conditions. Particular attention should ... |
343ad808-dd0e-449a-a32b-24a3cdf934bb | 3 children suffering from speech defects were found at Routine inspection. It will be recollected that a few years ago, a speech defect class was formed and the results obtained justified the experiment. Most of these children have now left school, and it was decided to ascertain the number of children now in school su... |
13254104-9480-4b01-86f2-6ae57dc0ea22 | We were fortunate that there was in one of the schools a teacher who was interested in, and had attended a course in, corrected articulation, and she has kindly supervised a class of these children. The course is not yet finished. 62 RETURN OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN. On Table 3 will be found a return of all exceptional c... |
8574c2d0-07e8-4ab3-8e98-c2a95af6f726 | 's Special Schools, and he attended there for some time, but very irregularly. The parents then withdrew the boy from the school and he now attends a private school. We had to acquiesce in these arrangements and the result may be most unfortunate for the boy. One girl is not in school, but she has only recently reached... |
9d62d8dd-760f-48db-8ea5-ebb6d07087df | One of them will probably have to attend soon at a school for the Deaf. Mentally Defective. Under this heading are 44 children who attend the Special School, and 27 in attendance at the public elementary schools. A word of explanation is necessary regarding the latter. At some of our schools, there are classes for back... |
6d8df744-88df-40e9-8af6-b763801a05c7 | There are 42 crippled children attending the public elementary7 schools. Most of these have attended or are attending special Hospitals. It will be noticed that 9 should be receiving special school education, but the kind of school has not yet been determined. The boy who was not in any school is suffering from OsteoMy... |
c0b15cf5-8485-4106-895c-0d5f0694aaa1 | One boy has been in different convalescent homes, and should really be in some institution, the others are attending various Hospitals * and Clinics, and are attending school under conditions and restrictions. Epilepsy. A girl suffering from severe epilepsy attends a private school, she was excluded from one of our sch... |
6e06f623-5b64-4d0f-aec5-1bd1d6744d1b | Group 2 gives the number of children treated for defective vision and squint, and the following report has been kindly written by Dr. Banham for inclusion. "The work of the Ophthalmic Clinic has been carried on regularly during the year 1931. Three hundred and fifty-nine children have been seen and advised, and 245 pai... |
865eec6a-276d-48c8-b7d2-2361ae5523f2 | This gives the preliminary findings of the special committee dealing with the factors leading to the development of, and the aggravation of defective vision in childhood. Steps were first taken to find out the normal refraction at various ages of childhood and to establish a standard of reference for each age-group and... |
d8eac894-bf40-4681-90db-50d0a12120ea | Thus a certain number of early and slight cases of myopia may be missed until they have progressed to such a condilion as to produce marked visual defect. "The report goes on to state that there is thus " a strong argument for modifying the present practice which governs ophthalmic work in the schools." "The ideal cour... |
9d342e6c-5949-46a3-8597-639a779d5d5a | Banham's report requires very serious consideration and she has kindly promised to report further upon any modification which may be necessary in our procedure, more particularly in the initial examination during routine inspections. Her vast experience, not only in Hospital and private work, but also in school work ma... |
d4f5197e-203d-4939-a4ad-eedd6cbc597f | (2) The rarity of myopia or short-sightendess under 5 years of age, and the gradual increase in incidence as age advances. (3) The great preponderance of cases of hypermetropia or long-sightendess at all ages, though the incidence diminishes as age advances. Group 111 includes the figures of treatment of Defects of the... |
fc5f9c9f-f69f-4b25-8b9e-f255f834350e | We still come across cases where the tonsils are obviously diseased, the boy or girl is a mouth breather, snores at night, suffers from frequent colds, and 66 yet the parents will not have the tonsils and adenoids removed. However these instances are now rare, and they are not our greatest difficulty. We far more frequ... |
783c27cf-c4c6-4ae2-9ba0-f389781cf577 | Such instructions were necessary, and as he foresaw, there was a danger that tonsillectomy, like many other therapeutical measures, was apt to be abused and the operation advised indiscriminately without any regard to the conditions present in the throat and ears. Mr. Layton, Consulting Otologist to the London County C... |
de813af4-960c-48fd-9a50-ce864a414dc3 | those in the midline), should not be removed in children living under conditions of bad hygiene, in overcrowded houses or in insanitary conditions without overcrowding. In such circumstances the child needs all the lymphoid tissue of the upper respiratory tract with which to combat these disadvantages. (d) In order ful... |
e0b75b9f-d9ad-4f1d-9726-eeb06294683a | 67 Although dental work has been in operation for some years in the district, we have to admit that dental defects is still the most widespread of all the defects found by school medical inspection, especially in the Entrant Group. In the Intermediate and Leavers Group we find that the conditions have improved, but thi... |
0ad51bf1-71ba-4dd1-9e3b-452908760249 | The obvious remedy of these authorities would be to keep the teeth clean by natural and artificial means and to avoid circumstances which favour acid fermentation on the tooth surface, especially the eating of sweets and of soft insoluble carbohydrates without subsequent cleansing of the teeth. Recently the possibility... |
78d064a0-a348-48d1-9b6d-8f877a126916 | "7320 School children and 318 infants from the Maternity and Child Welfare Centres were examined in 1931. Of these, 4579 school children and 179 infants were referred for treatment, 2999 and 172 respectively actually being treated. "The changing of Clinics and Dentist has resulted, of course, in a slight drop in the fi... |
428b3478-b2ae-49a1-b3a6-d1791df95374 | "Regarding the Maternity and Child Welfare work, 75 more infants have been examined and 7 more treated this year than last. "10 mothers less were inspected and 7 less treated, though 6 more dentures were supplied. "Lectures to mothers and inspection of infants has been continued at the Welfare Centres. "In conclusion I... |
f97b5fce-612f-4aa3-99dc-2622152b2365 | If the Tables giving the figures for the different schools be examined, it will be observed that the highest percentage of infestation is only 18.7, and that was in September. Only 10 years ago, in two of the schools nearly two-thirds of the scholars had either vermin or nits in their hair—the figures being 61.1% and 6... |
4da63c0f-8ea6-4e28-89c9-779b88ef280c | The worst figures are usually obtained at the commencement of the Winter Term, at the end of nearly a five-weeks absence from school. As the term advances, an'im- 69 provement occurs; this result is obtained through continuous and rigorous inspection and re-inspection by the School Nurses. It is not denied that there i... |
cb910cd4-2d09-4b0a-b761-b9f5c0362504 | In Group C the nits are very numerous but no live vermin have been detected. In Group D both lice and nits have been detected. It is only the children in Group D who are excluded from attendance at school, although notices are sent to the parents or guardians of all who show any evidence of infestation. The children in... |
eb976aa0-5ca3-44e9-a5bf-61407e9a590a | The difficulty is not in the cleansing of the child but with the underlying conditions. With the present vogue of short hair in girls, the head can easily be disinfested in a day. Former!}' it took a few days to get rid of the nits, because the parents objected to have the girl's hair cut short. The nits had to be kill... |
80ec7174-8aab-4fdd-a34f-112fb9a079e8 | This does not mean that only children from these 20 families are infested, but that if the children from these families 70 could be removed from the district, the other children could be dealt with fairly easily. Most of the others are amenable to treatment and their parents do make an effort to assist us when the cond... |
0e643bfc-eeac-4d27-b918-85b8665056c0 | We have records on our lists in which even7 girl in the family has been found at every inspection to be unclean, and in some instances, the trait has shown itself in the second generation. We had an unfortunate instance quite recently which illustrated the difficulties to which I have alluded, and the circumstances wer... |
44995cc1-9a65-44a5-96fb-47ccfb5173cf | The record of one of the girls started as soon as she entered school in 1921, and before her school career came to an end she was found to be infested on 130 occasions. On several occasions she was found to be verminous, and twice the parents were summoned before the Magistrates and find. The record of the other girls ... |
6593a417-333a-4051-a3ab-d40a4c99c668 | Unfortunately the house was overcrowded before the arrival of the two grandchildren, and a girl of 14 was sleeping in the same 71 room as her parents. There were only 2 rooms available and 2 grown-up boys were sleeping in the other room, which also served the purpose of a kitchen. The boys could not very well be asked ... |
e28eeb86-6e29-4902-8a95-bbfae157217b | We had served notice on the landlord in 1930, to do certain work and the house had been re-decorated. In spite of this, the conditions in the Autumn of 1931 were deplorable. Even if the heads of the children had not been infested with lice, it would be unfair and unkind to the other children in the class to allow the c... |
5c1280b6-a4f9-4f4d-a6bc-c1d15a3e6b84 | The ordinary method of disinfection are useless ; the bed bug shelters itself in crevices and cracks and unless the disinfectant acts directly on it, it will survive. If there is a picture rail in the room, it has to be taken down, and cracks and crevices have to be stopped. Even then it is doubtful if the bugs are alw... |
2b5fb089-9d6f-4a27-83a6-3c899ea5a22f | 72 The establishment of a cleansing station is not going to solve the difficulty, and it is only a platitude to say that the home conditions are not normal and must be remedied. Of course, the home conditions are abnormal, or the children would not be sent to school in a dirty state. We are sometimes apt to think that ... |
e831e0e9-6814-4c29-83f5-ddb265f443a1 | The parents give very little thought to anything, and consequently never think how a large family can be provided for. They started their married life in a very small house or more frequently a small flat or tenement, and cannot afford to remove to a larger flat ot house. Overcrowding results, and most of the infested ... |
9c88d6be-be2b-4cca-a76d-970eb0a2a358 | At recent meetings of the School Management Committee this significant fact has been commented upon. The members haverightly expressed the opinion that the material conditions which obtain in the Council houses should render uncleanliness impossible. The Housing Committee, in selecting tenants for the Council houses, p... |
ed3fd2f3-6d71-4b46-b27a-5546df4d8699 | Before any mischief is done, these few defaulting tenants should be given to understand that their former standards will not be tolerated. I understand that the Housing Committee has decided to notify these tenants that continuance of these conditions may result in the loss of the house to the tenant. It is only by suc... |
8a9ed139-7955-475c-994a-729656dca406 | We had some striking instances of success when teachers applied what turned out to be punitive methods, although the object was very far from being punitive. In one of the schools one of the mistresses takes a deep interest in the cleanliness of the girls in her class. She was generally present when the Nurse made the ... |
ab332806-5ca5-4d75-8958-9648687966f3 | Not only was there a marked improvement after inspection, but the condition at each inspection had markedly improved. The girls evidently were determined that they would not risk separation on account of infested heads. In passing, it may be mentioned that this class was by no means an easy one to deal with. Some of th... |
e8ae92a2-8f5e-4793-b2d8-a4272a56a2f6 | Other causes may have operated, such as change of surroundings, contact with a type of girl different to those they were accustomed to, as well as the change of teacher. The latter factor probably is the most potent. Some teachers can instill more than others a wholesome respect to their wishes. I feel sure that if the... |
61e5b7bf-e816-4d0b-901b-5d6fea704cc6 | These exceptional cases are well known both to the teachers and to the school nurses, because some of the most difficult cases that we have to deal with are those who belong to a home which has been the scene of a domestic calamity. We have in the schools a few children whose parents have separated. The difficulties ar... |
0f9d42c9-a19d-414e-83d6-54f901c76c80 | After the inspection, whenever necessary, notices are issued informing the parent of the condition found, and instructions are 75 given for the appropriate condition. In cases of any difficulty, the nurses undertake to show the parents now to carry out the instructions issued. In some instances a summons has to be issu... |
5a46936c-05aa-46a7-8dae-9be54ee0409e | UN CLEANLINESS TABLE. Sch. Date. No. exam. Very few nits A. Few nits. B. Many nits. C. Vermin D. Total Unclean. % % % % Number % 1. July 125 ...... ...... .71 ...... 1 .71 September 112 2.9 1.9 ...... ...... 5 4.9 2. July 130 ...... .8 ...... ...... 1 .8 September 102 1.7 1.7 ...... ...... 4 3.5 3. July 211 2.3 ...... ... |
a8a98d56-e45b-4543-9b92-24c582908ea6 | July 318 1.8 ...... ...... .9 9 2.8 September 260 2.3 ...... ...... ...... 6 2.3 6. July 138 4.3 4.3 ...... ...... 12 8.6 September 218 2.7 5. ...... .4 18 8.2 1 July 315 6. 3.1 ...... 1.2 33 10.4 September 295 5.4 8.1 ...... 1.3 44 14.9 8. July 276 2.5 4.7 ...... 2.8 28 10.1 September 221 1.8 4. ...... 2.7 19 8.5 9. J... |
5ff99414-315e-4414-b3e1-2eb37b3e8b7c | July 508 8.1 5.3 .9 .8 77 15.1 September 389 10.5 4.6 ...... ...... 59 15.2 11. July 379 11.3 1.8 ...... 1.3 55 14.5 September 268 14.9 1.4 ...... ...... 44 16.4 76 Sch. Date. No. exam. Very few nits. A. Fewnits. B. Many nits. C. Vemin. D. Total Unclean. Number 12. Julv 46 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... Sept... |
cfd29979-f450-44f7-ab5b-ad42440e7461 | July 227 1.7 ...... ...... ...... 4 1.7 September 235 .8 ...... ...... ...... 2 .8 15. July 213 2.3 1.4 ...... .9 10 4.6 September 160 3.1 ...... ...... ...... 5 3.1 16. July 269 1.5 ...... ...... .7 6 2.2 September 215 2.7 .5 ...... .5 8 3.7 17. July 212 .4 .4 ...... .4 3 1.4 September 248 .4 1.6 ...... ...... 5 2. 18... |
d6f17368-33d2-431d-8f17-e395b7e0b606 | July 303 .6 1.6 ...... 2.3 14 4.6 September 347 1.4 2.5 ...... .2 15 4.3 20. July 262 3.4 .4 ...... ...... 10 3.8 September 344 4.9 1.1 ...... .5 23 6.6 21. July 172 5.2 2.9 ...... ...... 14 8.1 September 314 7.3 3.8 ...... ...... 35 11.1 22. July 281 6.7 1. ...... .4 23 8.1 September 219 7.7 .9 ...... ...... 19 8.6 23... |
f16ce881-14c0-4d29-8706-5450d2d0b671 | July 218 3.2 2.7 ...... 1.8 17 7.7 September 208 6.2 9.1 ...... 3.3 39 18.7 25. July 174 ...... .5 ...... .5 2 1.1 September 228 .4 ...... ...... .8 3 1.3 26. July 229 .4 .8 ...... .8 5 2.1 September 204 .4 2.4 ...... .9 8 3.9 27. July 221 .4 .9 ...... ...... .3 1.3 September 207 2.8 .4 ...... ...... 7 3.3 28. July 206... |
3759e1d0-0ce0-4915-8ca8-7f8af49cbe2c | July 107 .9 ...... ...... .9 2 1.8 September 98 ...... 2. ...... 2. 4 .4 77 Sch. Date. No. exam. Very few nits. A. Few nits. B. Many nits. C. Vermin C. Total Unclean. Number. 30. July 124 9.6 4.8 ...... ...... 18 14.5 September 101 3.9 6.9 ...... ...... 11 10.8 31. July 50 6. 2. ...... 2. 5 10. September 46 ...... 8.6 ... |
b8759e3c-875a-4af5-a2b4-316af2f2fdba | There was a marked decrease in the incidence of most of the infectious diseases. Until the last quarter of the year the district was almost entirely free of Measles. In the last quarter Measles was prevalent in London and it was more than probable that we should be visited by an outbreak. Nearly 2 years had elapsed sin... |
d23ec038-5454-42e0-993c-d98c014eb763 | The cases were distributed as follows :— Southfield 9 Acton Wells 5 Berrymede 8 Rothschild 3 Derwentwater 9 Priory 3 JohnPerryn 7 Central 1 41 Scarlet Fever convalescent patients, and 119 'contacts' were examined before admission to school. There was no change in procedure in the treatment of contacts and convalescents... |
82185c1f-deff-4936-9311-12271f0c0855 | It has been stated in previous reports that circumstances in Acton are favourable to the co-ordination of the Child Welfare and School Medical Services, and the developments which have occurred during the past year have tended towards the smoother working of the two services. In some instances the same officers act for... |
d7cf516d-74d4-4f7e-b658-e9ad23c2d1ad | In the school holidays at Christmas and Easter, the School Dental Surgeon attends at the Infant Welfare Centres, inspects the teeth of the children under five who attend, and gives an address to the mothers on the care of teeth. Arrangements are subsequently made for the treatment of the toddlers' teeth at the School C... |
194fae9d-8c6b-47a2-8647-fb91d0489f6b | Senior Girls' 7 South Acton Junior Boys' 97 Bdeumont Pk. Junior Girls' 59 Berrymede Junior Boys' 51 Beaumont Park Infants' 135 South Acton Infants' 129 Derwentwater Junior 134 Southfield Junior 119 John Perryn Junior 58 Southfield Infants' 87 John Perryn Infants' 109 Roman Catholic 66 Priory Girls' 21 Priory Infants' 1... |
1260c0d8-f524-4833-9c55-58b7ae38dd70 | Junior Girls'59 Rothschild Junior 88 Beaumont Park Infants' 143 Rothschild Infants' 163 Berrymede Junior Boys' 92 Southfield Junior 98 Berrymede Junior Girls' 81 Southfield Infants' 111 Berrymede Infants' 130 ,Southfield Senior Boys' 36 Derwentwater Junior 135 Roman Catholic 73 John Perryn Junior 71 John Perryn Infants... |
6404e2a5-1dcd-4fd7-9b35-7575a231d4b5 | When he assists in the delivery of milk, he usually works from 7 to 8 in the morning, but not in the evening. The hours on a Saturday are longer. Most of the other occupations only entail work on Saturday. Discussions constantly arise as to the effect of these occupations upon the children, and the desirability of enti... |
b0634c17-373d-41db-9dbe-4d01d7a57205 | In former reports I have given certain figures which tend to show that the employment is not hurtful to the physical condition of the boys. The money which was earned served to supply extra household commodities, such as food, which more than compensated for any ill effects which may have resulted from the conditions o... |
7b6ef903-410e-45fe-b22c-54e76713e28f | As he had to get up soon after 6 in the morning, it was obvious that the boy was not getting sufficient sleep. Usually, these boys who are employed in the morning get more sleep than those who are not. When enquiries are made as to the hours of sleep, it is found that the boys in employment get more sleep than the aver... |
0d748cd7-4c2f-43d1-b957-a9453e1ff1d4 | Registered Occupations:— (a) Carrying of Delivering goods or parcels 1 7 17 64 24 2 3 3 121 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... (b) Delivering Newspapers 1 13 32 58 34 4 9 11 162 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... (c) Delivering Milk 3 5 5 20 14 1 4 2 54 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 2. |
7f2546c0-c377-4411-b991-4bf2af8a7cdd | Employed in other Areas:- (a) Carrying or delivering goods or parcels 1 ...... 2 ...... 12 ...... ...... ...... 15 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... (b) Delivering Newspapers 2 ...... ...... ...... 6 1 ...... ...... 9 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... (c) Delivering Milk 1 ...... 1 ...... 3 ...... ...... ...... 5 ...... |
5abb0255-7f10-450a-9a9b-2cade930f626 | Delivering Goods or Parcels Delivering Newspapers Delivering Milk Totals Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Acton Wells 3 ...... 5 ...... 2 ...... 10 ...... Central 6 ...... 20 ...... 3 ...... 29 ...... Priory 27 ...... 30 ...... 11 ... 68 ...... Southfields 16 ...... 10 ...... 6 ...... 41 ...... Roman Catholi... |
be620aa2-baac-4685-aeb7-f10b946f1b14 | 12—13 13—14 12—13 13—14 John Perryn 3 2 ...... ...... 5 Acton Wells 4 6 1 1 12 Central 12 17 ...... 1 30 Priory 26 42 ...... ...... 68 Turnhara Green R.C. 1 3 ...... 1 5 Southfield 14 27 4 9 54 Others 3 10 ...... ...... 13 County 4 6 ...... ...... 10 Totals 67 113 5 12 197 84 ANNUAL REPORT ON SWIMMING INSTRUCTION EN TH... |
998a3157-4098-456e-8ef0-e83b4136c2cb | All the instruction was given by the teaching staff of the schools concerned. The time table was somewhat disturbed by the incidence of promotions at the commencement of the school year in August, but certain of the times were re-distributed and provision made for the newly promoted scholars to continue instructions in... |
97c34afc-0dd3-4e6d-99a7-9dc461e45a91 | There are in the schools at the present time 723 scholars (393 boys and 330 girls) who can swim, and of these, 315 boys and 205 girls have learned to swim during the 1931 season. The following is a statistical return relating to the season's work:— 85 School Dept. No. of classes p.w. allocated. Total N o. of Attendance... |
f110c6e7-bdd3-4a6a-9274-092ee29765dd | 2 362 7 1 2 ...... ...... Central boys 5 1801 21 20 20 18 17 girls 3 1413 34 8 24 19 12 Derwentwater. boys 1 473 7 2 1 ...... ...... girls 1 471 11 5 9 ...... ...... John Perryn boys 2 687 18 8 9 ...... ...... girls 2 580 7 4 3 ...... ...... Priory Senior - boys 5 2031 35 19 32 ...... ...... girls 2 969 28 12 12 13 4 R... |
e6f6acb9-4ec5-413c-a262-6342edca7014 | girls 2 687 6 1 3 12 7 Southfield Snr. boys 4 1367 34 23 23 ...... ...... Southfield Jnr. Mixed boys 1 205 6 3 5 ...... ...... girls 1 330 6 1 3 ...... ...... Turnham Green R.C. boys 1 407 6 2 1 ...... ...... girls 1 210 3 ...... 2 ...... ...... Total 48 16946 285 128 181 62 40 Last year for comparison 47 18174 285 270... |
a7722d5f-907d-420f-a23f-d6cd38932850 | Acton Junior Mixed 248 John Perryn 165 Acton Wells 107 Rothschild 290 Reaumont Park 387 Southfield 601 Berrymede 608 Roman Catholic 22 Central 10 Special School 40 Derwentwater 240 Total 3222 86 EXAMINATIONS OF TEACHERS AND OFFICE STAFF. 26 Candidates were examined during 1931. CONVALESCENT HOMES AND COUNTRY HOLIDAYS. ... |
8fd223dd-f9bb-4ec0-b0ee-fe22338c13e0 | 2 Central 4 John Perryn 2 Total 23 TABLE I. A.—Routine Medical Inspection. Number of Code Group Inspections:- Entrants 1024 Intermediates 859 Leavers 586 Total 2469 Number of other Routine Inspections — B.—Other Inspections. Number of Special Inspections 2588 Number of Re-Inspections 2078 Total 4666 87 table ii. A.Retu... |
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