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tuberculosis and otorrhoea. They also indicate changes in outlook
on certain of the problems of school medical work. The period
under review is one which the Education Authority can regard
with satisfaction.
I desire to acknowledge the wholehearted co-operation
of my staff, the Education Department, the School Teachers.
Attendance Officers and Care Committees in this important field
of work, and I am deeply grateful for the kind interest which
the Education Committee has always taken in the health and
physical well-being of the school children.
Appended to this Report are reports by Miss F. E. Breeze
and Mr. J. B. Marr, the Organisers of physical training, and by
Dr. F. P. M. Clarke, the Aural Surgeon to the Education
Authority.
I have the honour to be,
Your obedient servant,
R. P. GARROW,
School Medical Officer.