Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Romford]
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The staff and pupils quickly settled down in the new school and
a good relationship has been established between the Headmaster,
Mr. C. Thomas and the School Health Staff. Routine medical and
dental inspections of all the children were carried out during the first
term and Dr. J. J. Duffy, School Medical Officer, visits the school
regularly to deal with any medical problems which may arise.
Regular weekly visits have also been made by the Speech Therapist,
Miss P. A. Older.
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No. of pupils ascertained during the year | No. of pupils admitted to Special Schools during the year | Total No. of pupils in Special School at end of year | |||
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Day | Residential | Day | Residential | ||
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— | — | — | |||
— | — | — | — | ||
— | — | ||||
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- | — | — | — | — | |
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* Children ascertained in respect of more than one defect: —
Attending Residential Special
Attending Day Special Schools Schools
1 Partially Hearing / Physically 1 E.S.N./Physically
Handicapped/E.S.N. Handicapped
1 E.S.N. /Physically Handicapped 1 Deaf/E.S.N.
1 E.S.N./Partially Hearing 1 Deaf /Physically .
1 Maladjusted / Physically Handicapped
1 Maladjusted/E.S.N.
Dr. M. Denham and Dr. K. Thakre, School Medical Officers,
both attended courses of instruction in the ascertainment of mentally
handicapped children during the year.
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