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Bromley 1966

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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HANDICAPPED PUPILS REQUIRING EDUCATION AT SPECIAL SCHOOLS APPROVED UNDER SECTION 9(5) OF THE EDUCATION ACT 1944 OR BOARDING IN BOARDING HOMES

During the calendar year ended 31st December, 1966:-Blind (1)Partially Sighted (2)Deaf (3)Partially Hearing (4)Physically Handicapped (5)Delicate (6)Maladjusted (7)Educationally Sub-normal (8)Epileptic (9)Speech Defects (10)TOTAL (Cols. (1) to (10)
A How many handicapped children were newly assessed as needing special educational treatment at special schools or in boarding homes?boys1318101931174
girls1214332034
B How many children were newly placed in special schools (other than hospital special schools) or boarding homes?(i) of those included at A aboveboys187521
girls11221319
(ii) of those assessed prior to January, 1966boys53661838
girls11121116
(iii) TOTAL newly placed—B (i) and (ii)boys5414132359
girls212422435
On 19th January, 1967 how many children from the Authority's area
C (i) were requiring places in special schools other than hospital special schls.(a) day placesboys1141521
girls21214
(b) boardingboys1161110
girls114
(ii) included at C(i) who had not reached the age of 5 were awaiting(a) day placesboys123
girls11
(b) boarding placesboys11
girls22
(iii) included at C(i) who had reached the age of 5 but whose parents had refused consent to their admission to a special school were waiting(a) day placesboys22
girls22
(b) boarding placesboys
girls
(iv) included at C(i) had been awaiting admission to special schools for more than one year(a) day placesboys11
girls
(b) boarding placesboys
girls