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Lewisham 1907

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Lewisham]

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disease, the nature of illness and address of their homes, and
date of last attendance at school. The Attendance Officer
should also receive daily from schools a list of absentees.
The information received under the present system is
frequently useless.
SCHOOL CLOSURE.
The following is a list of schools closed either by this
Council or the London County Council, with a view of preventing
the spread of infectious diseases:—
On account of Measles.
Brockley Road L.C.C. School.—Infants' Department
closed by the Council on February 20th for three weeks.
St. Michael's School, Lower Sydenham.—Infants'
Department closed by Council on March 25th for three weeks.
Haseltine Road L.C.C. School.—Class-rooms A and B
of Infants' Department closed by London County Council on
April BOth for three weeks.
Sandhurst Road L.C.C. School.—Class-room D of Infants'
Department closed by Council on May 6th for three weeks.
Lewisham Bridge L.C.C. School.—Infants' Department
closed by Council on June 6th for three weeks.
Haseltine Road L.C.C. School.—Class-rooms H and I of
Infants' Department closed by Council on June lltli for three
weeks.
Hither Green L.C.C. School.—Infants' Department
closed by Council on June 17th for three weeks.
Sandhurst Road L.C.C. School.—Infants' Department
closed by London County Council on June 18th for two weeks.
Hither Green L.C.C. School.—Class-room B of Infants'
Department closed by Council on September 25th for three
weeks..