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The continued co-operation of the Head Teachers and of the
School Enquiry Officers has been a valuable help without which
much of the medical work and following up would have been
difficult of proper fulfilment. The Voluntary School Care Committees,
and the Croydon Council of Social Service have also
co-operated in the work. The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children have, through Mr. Brown, their inspector,
rendered assistance with a few difficult cases. 7 cases have been
dealt with, and of these 3 have been brought to a satisfactory
conclusion, whilst 4 still remain under supervision. The
inspector paid 40 visits during the year.