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 Kingston-upon-Thames]
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SCHOOL BATHS.
During- the summer months 709 children from the Boys'
and Girls' Departments of all the Schools attended the
Corporation Baths during School hours for instruction in
swimming.
On request, special tickets are issued to children attending
the Public Elementary Schools entitling them to admission
to the Baths at l½d. during the ordinary hours.
GARDENING CENTRES.
There are Gardening Centres in connection with the
following Schools:—
Bonner Hill Road Boys' School at the School, and in
Albert Road.
Richmond Road Boys' School at Tudor Road.
St. Luke's Boys' School at the rear of St. John's
School.
Open-Air School at the School.
At present, St. John's, St. Peter's, and St. Agatha's
Schools are without Gardening Centres.
DEFECTIVE CHILDREN.
Exceptional children are brought to the notice of the
School Medical Officer by the School Nurses, Health Visitors
and Attendance Officers.
The Teachers are invited to bring any children they
consider defective before the School Medical Officer. If
suffering from a physical defect, they are admitted to the
Special Open-Air Day School if considered unsuitable to
attend an ordinary Public Elementary School,