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Hendon 1933

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hendon]

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TABLE XXVII.

NON-NOTIFIABLE INFECTIOUS DISEASES.

School.Disease
MeaslesMumpsWhooping CoughChicken-pox
St. Mary's C.E.111-
St. Mary's R.C.————
Central Hendon—121—
Algernon Road—93535
The Hyde—724417
St. John's C.E.——19—
Colindale1_22—
St. Paul's C.E.—_-1
St. Vincent's R.C.—_-—
St. Agnes' R.C.——-—
Child's Hill3221—
All Saints' C.E.—1——
Wessex Gardens5162034
Garden Suburb—13—
Meads4134013
Orange Hill———1
Deansbrook—310—
Burnt Oak1930—11
Goldbeaters—66—5
Woodcroft33163013
Barnfield————
Annunciation—1——
Edgware-111—
Total66243267130

OPEN AIR EDUCATION.
No special open air school has been established in the area, but all the
new schools which are being erected are on semi-open air lines, as has already
been referred to in the section under School Hygiene.
SUMMER CAMPiS.
The Juvenile Organisations Committee organises Summer Camps
each year. In 1933 it was possible to send 140 necessitous children for one
week's holiday to the seaside as under :—
70 girls Shanklin.
70 boys Walter.