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Croydon 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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The following table gives a summary of the notices sent oul from the Public Health Department to various schools in connection with cases of infectious or contagious disease :—

1st2nd3rd4th
Illness.Quarter.Quarter.Quarter.Quarter.Total
Scarlet Fever31303036127
Diphtheria9172340
Measles8132196602938
,, (German)o . s.16161650
Mumps23 L43550157873
Whooping Cough1853138390671
Chicken-pox3443522285803
Sore throat13451133
Ringworm (scalp)14238550
„ (body)261692576
Impetigo939069124376
Scabies981523
Eye disease442515
Other Diseases50624263217
Totals1019148654012474292

No schools were closed during 1925 by order of the Medical
Officer of Health.

Under the revised regulations issued by the Board of Education, certificates covering periods of low attendances at the undernamed schools were issued for the following dates : —

TVeek Ending.School and Dept.Reason for Low Attendance.
27/2/25Winterbourne I.Epidemic illness
23/5/25Rectory Manor 1.Measles
30/5/25Rectory Manor I.
13/6/25Rectory Manor I.
10/7/25St. Saviour's J.M. & I.
17/7/25St. Saviour's J.M. & I.
Parish Church J.G. & I.
24/7/25Parish Church J.G. & I.
Christ Church J.M. & I.
W. Thornton I.
St. Saviour's J.M. & I.
2/10/25Sydenham J.M. & I.
9/10/25Sydenham J.M. & I.
16/10/25Sydenham J.M. & I.
14/11/25Tavistock J.M. & I.
21/11/25Tavistock J.M. & I.
28/11/25Tavistock J.M. & I.
5/12/25Tavistock J.M. & I.
12/12/25Davidson Infants
Davidson Infants
19/12/25Davidson Infants