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Acton 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Acton]

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As in former years the subject matter has been arranged
as far as possible in tabular form. The tables at the end of the
Report are those issued by the Board of Education.
In last year's report the question of Health Education and
the teaching of Hygiene was introduced, and some misunderstanding
was created regarding the purport of our remarks. Our object
was to bring into prominence the necessity of teaching Hygiene so
that every boy and girl would take a pride in their physical fitness,
and that cleanliness, care of the teeth, &c., would be inculcated as
habits with them. We did not underestimate the difficulties, and
as a result of a conference with the head teachers, the Director of
Education and the Chairman of the Education Committee, when a
frank interchange of views took place, a syllabus was agreed upon
and a place given to the definite teaching of hygiene.

PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS WITHIN THE DISTRICT WITH

accommodation.

Name of School.Dept.Accommodation.Avge. monthly -No. on RegistersAverage attendance
Acton WellsSenior320263236
Junior364417378
Infants'364373309
Beaumont ParkSenior Girls'450191172
Junior Girls'450237218
Infants'400231196
BerrymedeJunior Boys'640468417
Junior Girls'542395357
Infants'450314266
Central480439411
DerwentwaterJunior Mixed441407379
Infants'350298257
John PerrynSenior360247224
Junior Mixed288278254
Infants'336289254
PriorySenior Boys'500334302
Senior Girls'499363312
Infants'400288252
RothschildJunior Boys'450218201
Infants'400274235
SouthfieldSenior Boys'415207189
Junior Mixed382327301
Infants'350242196
Turnham Green R. C.Mixed327237207
Special(M.D.)684437
1002673816560