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City of Westminster 1906

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Westminster, City of]

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S chools and I nfectious D isease.

School Teachers are required to notify me when they exclude children on account of infectious disease. The following list shows how far this was carried out and the nature of the cases notified:-

School.Actual Cases.Infection in House.Other Causes.
Chicken-pox.Measels.Mumps.Whooping-cough.Chicken pox.Measels.Mumps.Whooping-cough.
Charing Cross Read2281-1323-2 blight.
Horseferry Road1-3216--5 ringworm.
1 eczema.
Buckingham Gate25.1311--1 ringworm.
Pulteney1511-6-21 eczema.
1 ringworm.
St. George's Row5...611-22 ringworm.
Millbank20105829639.21 eczema.
Tower Street37.43...1 blight.
Great Wild Street1723.22015.12 biight.
Brompton Higher Grade13...2.-
Christ Church8.7.4---2 ringworm.
Holy Trinity422412282.
Pimlieo Rooms--------1 ringworm.
St. Anne's.15..318..
St. Anselm's.1...4..
St. Barnabas25715-952-9 ringworm. 1 eczema.
St. Clement Danes36.-13..1 ringworm.
St. Edward's, Dufour's Place113.-22.-
St. Gabriel's111422462711 ringworm.
2 eczema.
St. George's-1812.1 123.2 ringworm.
St. James the Less624191..2 ringworm.
St. John's, Tufton Street.1011.16..
St. Margaret's--------
St. Martin's, Castle Street67..8-.-
St. Mary's, 48, Great Peter Street.....7..
St. Mary's, Hide Place117.16147.22 ringworm.
St. Mary's, Johnson Place.2.14...5 ringworm.
St. Matthew's12..61..
St. Michael's.12..1..4 ringworm.
St. Paul's.1...2..2 ringworm.
St. Peter's, Lower Belgrave Place3171.320..
St. Peter's and St. James'28.925-.
St. Stephen's4284.3152.4 ringworm.
Wesleyan Training.8.2.7.2
Westminster Jews' Free1-------
14834760921262801516

The infants' department of the following schools were closed on
account of infection during the year:- Millbank, St. Mary's Hide
Place, and Holy Trinity National.
Copies of 736 certificates relating to teachers or children attending
at the following schools notified by medical men to be suffering from
illness during 1906, were sent to school teachers during 1906:-