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Croydon 1918

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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104
SCHOOL CLOSURE.
During the year 1918 the following schools were closed in accordance
with Article 45 (b) of the Code

TABLE E. xvii.

School.Department.Class.Disease.Date of Closure.Length of Closure.
St. Saviour'sInfants & Girls-Whooping CoughJanuary 24th1 month.
Princess RoadInfants-Whooping CoughJanuary 31st1 month.
St. Andrew'sInfants—MeaslesFebruary 6th1 month.
Whitehorse RoadBoys1MeaslesFebruary nth5 days.
Dering PlaceMixed & Infants—MeaslesFebruary 27th3 weeks.
Portland RoadInfants-MeaslesFebruary 28th3 weeks.
Portland RoadMixed2aMeaslesMarch 4th5 days.
South NorwoodEntire School—MeaslesMarch 4th2 weeks.
WoodsideEntire School—MeaslesMarch 4th2 weeks.
Parish ChurchInfants6MeaslesMarch nth5 days.
ShirleyMixed1MeaslesMarch 13th1 week.
St. Mark'sGirls2MeaslesMarch 18th5 days.
Sydenham RoadBoys7MeaslesMarch 18th5 days.
Portland RoadInfants—MeaslesMarch 25th4 days.
Christ Church (Boston Road)Infants-Whooping Cough & MumpsMarch 26th1 month
Mitcham RoadInfants—MumpsApril 8th2 weeks.
St. Mark'sInfants—MeaslesApril 15th1 month.
Sydenham RoadBoys—InfluenzaJune 27th3 weeks.
Brighton RoadInfants—MumpsJuly 1st3 weeks.
Tavistock GroveEntire School—InfluenzaJuly 3rd17 days.
Upper NorwoodEntire School—InfluenzaJuly 3rd17 days.
Holy TrinityMixed & Infants-InfluenzaJuly 3rd17 days,