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Croydon 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Croydon]

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There has been a slight decrease in the cost of the actual
medical services rendered in the Public Elementary Schools from
0.58 in 1934 to 0.54 of a penny rate in 1935. The cost of maintenance
in Special Schools has also decreased from a rate of 0.57 to
0.52 pence. The cost of milk and meals has decreased by £470, a
total decrease in the last two years of £900.
The Elementary Schools are now classified under the Hadow
Scheme as Senior, boys, girls and mixed; Junior, boys, girls and
mixed, and Infants. The Table below gives the number of schools
and the number of pupils in attendance thereat. The school
population as given by the average number on the registers has
decreased by 237. The average attendance was 90 per cent.
This decrease in the number of children on the school
registers is interesting, as the population of Croydon continues
tn increase.

TableI.

No. of Schools.Average number on the Registers.Average attendance.Averagi attendant! per cent.
Senior Boys10 C.3175297694
2 N.P.46244095
Senior Girls11 C.3190293292
2 N.P.39837694
Senior Mixed6 C.2507234193
4 N.P1347122691
Junior Boys7 C.2497232093
Junior Girls8 C.2752248690
3 N.P.71364290
Junior Mixed10 C.4245381590
4 N.P.97483986
Infants (261 under 5)14 C.3807319784
2 N.P.18915582
Schools— Church of England134083367890
Roman Catholic2
Council29221732006791
Total44262562374590

" c."—Council. ' n.p."—Non-Provided.