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Wandsworth 1907

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Wandsworth, Metropolitan Borough]

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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
{5.) Eardley Road School, Streatham. Infants' Department.
Rooms C and D closed from the 24th April to 6th May
on account of Scarlet Fever. 11 rooms disinfected on
the 25th April.
(6.) Immanuel School, Streatham. Infants' Department
closed from 24th May to 3rd June on account of Measles
and Scarlet Fever. Four rooms disinfected on the 28th
April.
{7.) All Saints' School, Putney. Infants' Department disinfected
on the 29th May on account of Measles.
(8.) New Road School, Clapham. Infants' Department
closed from 3rd June to 17th June on account of the
prevalence of Diphtheria, Measles and Whooping- Cough.
School disinfected on the 14th June.
(9.) Ensham Street School, Tooting. Boys' Department.
Classroom H disinfected on the 13th September on
account of cases of Scarlet Fever.
(10.) Ensham Street School, Tooting. Infants' Department.
10 rooms disinfected on the 25th October on account of
cases of Diphtheria.
(11.) Tooting Graveney School. Infants' Department. Classroom
E disinfected on the 30th November on account, of
cases of Scarlet Fever.
(12.) Waldron Road School, Wandsworth. Standard V.
Classroom D disinfected on the 3rd December on account
of cases of Scarlet Fever.
(13.) Hearnville Road School. Closed for one day for disinfection
after cases of Scarlet Fever. 10 rooms disinfected
on the 13th December.
(14.) Roehampton School. Girls' and Infants' Department
closed on the 13th December, 1907, till the 13th January,
1908, on account of Diphtheria. School disinfected on
the 17th December.