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Leyton 1925

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Leyton]

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All these inspections take place on the school premises of the
various departments concerned, the head teacher's room or a class
room being used for the purpose. Previous to the doctor's
inspection a nurse visits the school to weigh and measure the
children, and, in the case of the elder children, test their vision.
Those children whose vision is or less are referred to the
oculist.
A nurse always attends with the doctor at the inspections, and
the teachers frequently attend, especially when they have any
information to give to which they wish particularly to draw the
doctor's attention.
The following groups of children have been examined :—
1. Entrants—mostly children of 5 years of age.
2. Intermediates—children between the ages of 7 and 8
years.
3. Leavers—children between the ages of 13 and 14 years.
4. Specials—any cases outside these groups who may have
been brought forward by the teachers.
The following table shows the details of these inspections as
they affect the various schools:—

Medical Inspection, 1925.

SchoolInter, mediatesSpecialsRe.in. spectionsEntrantsSpecialsRe.in. spectionsLeaversSpecialsRe. inspections
Norlington106114619831721301185
Canterbury Capworth77198152284782106
954133131...13814815146
Church Road.7731401131012712710123
Harrow Creen441451012110651146
Mayville8323115105314412517105
Trumpington5229692676641127
Cobbold55...456413739...21
Lea Bridge56...5742.........352
Sybourn St66314477...7211919115
Davies Lane59...176114...1249627135
St. Joseph's183223122429533
Farmer671213102115514414169
Kirkdale593122112314171588
Cann Hall964148181521314419171
Newport10372671766931691214
Downsell8342381301020413120235
Goodall112821017432061255247
Ruckholt44914372110713125
Totals1352762658216759223018751682543