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Croydon 1917

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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Council (Non-Provided) Schools:—

All Saints'Boys564–43
,,Girls4–725°
Christ ChurchBoys8100–66
,,Girls8–7252
Wildbore's (Infants)Boys543–27
,,Girls56241
Holy TrinityBoys325–20
,,Girls46245
Parish ChurchBoys777–57
,,Girls10–177119
St. Andrew'sBoys66c38
,,Girls6—10652
Old TownBoys221–10
,,Girls2–2810
St. Joseph'sBoys17–6
,,Girls2–2612
St. Mark'sBoys29–8
,,Girls3–2622
St. Mary'sBoys436–13
,,Girls54217
St. Michael'sBoys116–15
,,Girls3–2018
St. Saviour'sBoys123–2
,,Girls–––
Archbishop Tenison's and St. Peter'sBoys690–44
,,Girls5–9955
ShirleyBoys––––
,,Girls––––
Totals (for Non-Provided)110571792842
Totals (for Provided)334247524172688
Totals (for Provided and Non-Provided)444304632093530
6255

In addition to these 6,255 children examined as Routine cases,
1,334 children were re-examined,
and 207 children were specially examined.
This does not include the special examinations done at the Treatment
Centre.
ATTENDANCE OF PARENTS OR GUARDIANS.
The latter were present to the number of 3,530 for 6,255 children
examined,
i.e., 56.4 per cent.,
compared with 58.34 per cent. for the year 1916.
DIRECTIONS TO PARENTS.
In 3,484 instances written and verbal directions were sent to parents,
while in 3,854 instances printed directions were given.