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B.—Other Inspections.
Special Inspections.—A special inspection is a medical
inspection of a child specially selected by the Medical Officer during
a visit to the school or referred to the Medical Officer by the
Teachers, School Nurses, Attendance Officers, Parents or otherwise,
i.e., an inspection other than a routine medical inspection.
The number of such special inspections during the year was
3,804, comparing with 2,986 during the previous year.
Re-inspections.—These are medical inspections of children
who, as a result of a rout ine or special inspection, come up later on
for subsequent re-inspection cither at the school or at the Inspection
Clinic.
The number of re-inspections during 1935 was 12,109.