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Croydon 1914

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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The lectures which for a considerable number of years have
been given by the Health Visitors to parents in the evenings at
various schools throughout the winter were continued in the early
part of this year. The attendances, however, were rather meagre,
and these lectures have been incorporated during the winter of
1914-1915 in a series of public health lectures which I have organised
with the help of the whole of the staff of the Department. A
note on these lectures appears on page 169.
On each of the four school care committees one of the Health
Visitors voluntarily gave her services during the year.
SCHOOL CLOSURE.
During the year 1914 the following schools were closed in
accordance with Article 45 (b) of the Code.

TABLE E. xvii.

School.Department.Disease.Date of Closure.Length of Closure.
Beulah RoadInfantsScarlet FeverFebruary 2nd3 weeks.
All Saints'Girls & InfantsChicken PoxMarch 23rd3 weeks.
Portland RoadGirlsScarlet FeverApril 7th3 weeks.
Dering PlaceInfantsWhooping CoughApril 7th3½ weeks.
*Davidson RoadInfantsWhooping CoughJuly 14th1 week.
Princess RoadGirlsSickness of one kind and anotherAugust 28th2 weeks.
do.Boysdo.do.do.
do.Infantsdo.do.do.
Parish ChurchInfantsScarlet FeverSeptember 25th3 weeks.
Portland RoadInfantsChicken PoxOctober 23rd4 weeks.
Sydenham RoadInfantsChicken PoxOctober 27th3½ weeks.
Davidson RoadInfantsSickness of one kind and anotherNovember 23rd2½ weeks.
Princess RoadInfantsdo.November 23 rd2½ weeks.
Christ Church (Wildbores)InfantsChicken PoxNovember 23rd4 weeks.
St. Mary'sInfantsMumpsDecember 30th3 weeks.
†WoodsideInfantsMeasles and Mumps.December 14th1 week.

*Preceding four weeks vacation. †Preceding two weeks vacation.