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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Croydon 1915

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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Table: SCHOOL CLOSURE.During the year 1915 the following schools were closed in accordance with Article 45 (b)of the CodeTABLE E. xvii.

SCHOOL CLOSURE.

During the year 1915 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.
All Saints'Girls & InfantsMeaslesJanuary 18th3 weeks.
Brighton Road...InfantsMeaslesP'ebruary 8th1 week.
Christ Church (Wildbore's)InfantsMumpsFebruary 9thweeks.
St. Andrew's (Old Town)Mixed & InfantsMumpsFebruary 9th2J weeks.
Portland Road...InfantsMeaslesFebruary 10th3^ weeks.
Parish Church ...InfantsMeaslesFebruary 12th3 weeks.
Whitehorse RoadInfantsMeasles and Mumps.February 24thdo.
South NorwoodInfantsMeaslesMarch 2nd3i weeks.
St. Mark'sGirls & InfantsMeaslesMarch 9th3 weeks.
Winterbourne Rd.InfantsMeasles and MumpsMarch 22nd2 weeks.
Reulah RoadInfantsMeaslesMarch 22ndi£ weeks.
Brighton Road...InfantsMeaslesMarch 22nddo.
Ecclesbourne Rd.InfantsMeaslesMarch 24thdo.
Upper NorwoodInfantsMeaslesMarch 24thdo.
WoodsideInfantsMeaslesMarch 24thdo.
Christ Church (Wildbore's)InfantsMeaslesApril 12th2 weeks.
Christ Church (Longley Read)InfantsMeasles and MumpsApril 27th2½ weeks.
Davidson RoadInfantsMumpsJuly 6thdo.