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Bexley 1956

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bexley]

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Handicapped Pupils requiring Education at special Schools or boarding in Boarding Homes.

(1) Blind(2) Partially sighted(3) Deaf(4) Partially Deaf(5) Delicate(6) Physically Handicapped(7) Educationally sub-normal(8) Maladjusted(9) EpilepticTotal (1) to (9)
During the year ending 31-12-56(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)
A. Handicapped 1'upils newly placed in Day Special Schools or Boarding Homes11113327450
B. Handicapped Pupils newly ascertained as requiring education at Special Schools or boarding in Homes113426650
On or about 31st January, 1957:— C. Number of Handicapped Pupils from the area:— (i) attending Special Schools as:
(a) Day Pupils331122443
(b) Boarding Pupils4220461147
(ii) Attending independent schools under arrangement made by the Authority
(iii) Boarded in Homes and not already included under (i) or (ii)
Total (C)43512016301190
D. Were being educated under arrangements made under Section 56 of the Education Act, 1944:— (i) In hospitals
(ii) In other groups (e.g. units for spastics)
(iii) At home11417
E. Were requiring phaces in special schools:—
i) TOTAL (a) day66
(b) Boarding1258
Pupils included in the totals above:— (ii) who had not reached the age of 5:
(a) awaiting day places
(b) awaiting boarding places
(iii) who had reached the age of 5, but whose parents had not consented to their admission to a special school:
(a) awaiting day places22
(b) awaiting boarding places11
F. Were on the Registers of Hospital Special Schools1

Number of children reported during the year:—
(a) Under Section 57(3) (excluding any returned under (b) ) 5
(b) „ „ relying on Section 57(4) —
(c) „ 57(5) 2
of the Education Act, 1944.
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