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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Willesden 1920

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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Table: †2 ( c).—Details of Children who are in Attendance at an Institution for Further Education.

†2 ( c).—Details of Children who are in Attendance at an Institution for Further Education.

Ordinary Elementary Schoolprivate SchoolTechnical or Secondary SchoolHome for CripplesInstitution for Deaf.Sanatorium School
girls1715111
Boys12121—3

Table: ††(2 d).—Details of Children who are in any other Institution.

††(2 d).—Details of Children who are in any other Institution.

Epileptic Institution.Home—Willesden Board of GuardiansBarnardo's Home.Home for Cripples.
Girls1—11
Boys—1——

Table: Table No . 53.—Corresponding to Appendix E of the Annual Report of the Chief Medical Officerof the Board of Education for 1919.Form of Annual Return of the After-Careers of Children Formerly Attending Special Schools.

Table No . 53.—Corresponding to Appendix E of the Annual Report of the Chief Medical Officer

of the Board of Education for 1919.

Form of Annual Return of the After-Careers of Children Formerly Attending Special Schools.

Local Education Authority Willesden.
Name of School Leinster Road School for Mentally Defectives.
Boys.Girls.
1.Number of children who have left the school since 1910, or since the date of certification, if later8772
2.Number who:—
(a) have since died73
(b) are known to be incapable by reason of mental or physical defect of undertaking employment107
*(c) are in attendance at an Institution for further education (give details)79
and
**(d) are in any other Institution (specify Asylum, Workhouse, Colony for Epileptics, &c.)127
3.Number who are employed in:—
(a) Industrial or manualoccupations123
(b) Agricultural or rural occupations——
(c) Domestic occupations, including those who are helping in the domestic work at home13
(d) Commercial, professional or clerical work31
(e) Blind alley or other precarious occupations66
4.Number who have left the neighbourhood or whose after-careers have not been traced3023

Table: *2(c).— Details of Children who are in Attendance at an Institutionfor Further Education.

*2(c).— Details of Children who are in Attendance at an Institution

for Further Education.

Ordinary Elementary School.Private School.Deaf and Dumb Institution.Residential M.D. Institution.
Girls71—1
Boys4111