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Willesden 1919

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Table No. 50.—SPECIAL SCHOOLS.

No. of Physically Defective Schools1
No. of Mentally Defective Schools2 (1 of which was closed temporarily on 25/7/17).
No. of Children attending Special Schools:—In WillesdenOutside WillesdenTotal.
Blind and partially blind099
Deaf02222
Mentally defective*90595
Epileptico66
Physically defective65368
Total15545200

*2 are also Epileptic and 1 partially blind.

TABLE No. 51.—CORRESPONDING TO TABLE 1. OF APPENDIX F OF ANNUAL REPORT OF CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER OF BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR 1917.

Number of Children inspected 1st January, 1919, to 31st December, 1919.

A.—" Code " Groups.

Age.Entrants.
3456Other Ages.Total.
Boys. —
Girls-
Totals--
Age.Intermediate Group.Leavers.Grand Total.
8121314Other Ages.Total.
Boys
Girls-------
Totals1 i

B.— Groups other than "Code."1

(1)Intermediate Group (other than 8 years). (2)Special Cases f (3)Re-examinations (i.e. No. of Children re-examined). (4)
Boys6,2401,298
Girls
Totals6,2401,298

*In this area, where routine' inspections have been suspended and the " ailing children " basis
adopted, the number of children inspected has been entered in column (3).
†Under this head are included all special cases which were medically inspected during the year,
whether the inspection took place in the Schools or at the inspection Clinic, and from whatever
source the cases were derived.