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tion) of the London County Council, stating that instructions had been
issued for the exclusion from 15th to 23rd June inclusive of all unprotected
children in Class-room G. of the Infants' Department of Glengall Road
School on account of Measles.
On 21st June a letter was received from the Medical Officer (Education)
of the London County Council, stating that instructions had been
given for the exclusion of all unprotected children in Class-room C. of
Devons Road Infants Schools, from 21st to 25th June inclusive, on account
of Measles.
On 24th June a letter was received from the Medical Officer (Education)
of the London County Council, stating that the Head Teacher of the
Infants' Department of Knapp Road School had been requested to exclude,
from the 24th June to the 2nd July inclusive, all unprotected children in
Class-room G. under the age of five years on account of Measles; and on
25th June a further letter was received from the same Officer, stating that
his instructions as above had also been applied to Class-room C. (Infants'
Departments) of Knapp Road School.
On 26th June a letter was received from the Medical Officer (Education)
of the London County Council, stating that the Head Teacher of the
Infants' Department of Devons Road School had been requested to exclude
from the 25th June to 8th July all unprotected children in Class-room A.
on account of the prevalence of Measles.
On 16th July a letter was received from the Medical Officer (Education)
of the London County Council that the Head Teacher of the Infants'
Department of Knapp Road School had been requested to exclude until
after the summer holidays all the unprotected children in Class-room C
on account of the prevalence of Measles.
On the 28th September a letter was received from the Medical Officer
(Education) of the London County Council, stating that the Head Teacher
of the Infants' Department of British Street School had been requested to
exclude, from the 27th inst. to the 8th prox. inclusive, all the unprotected
children in Class-room A. on account of the prevalence of Measles.
On 16th October a letter was received from the Medical Officer
(Education) of the London County Council, that the Head Teacher of the
Infants Department of "Old Palace" School had been requested to
exclude from the 15th to the 22nd October inclusive all the unprotected
children in Class-room H.