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Walthamstow 1935

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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The milk was required to be consumed on the school
premises, and the schools were open from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
on each of four days except Winns Avenue Girls' School,
which was kept open from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.

The number of milk meals supplied is shown below:—-

Centre.Number of Bottles of Milk supplied.
Pretoria Avenue—OfficialVoluntary.Total.
23rd April, 193597291388
24th April, 1935103279382
25th April, 193596248344
26th April, 1935100222322
3961,0401,436
Markhouse Road—
23rd April, 193585354439
24th April, 193582363445
25th April, 193588328416
26th April, 193585324409
3401,3691,709
Maynard Road—
23rd April, 193556194250
24th April, 193560192252
25th April, 193556178234
26th April, 193552180232
224744968
Winns Avenue—
23rd April, 1935140343483
24th April, 1935144331475
25th April, 1935137315452
26th April, 1935135297432
5561,2861,842
Grand Totals1,5164,4395,955
Average number of children receiving milk3791109.71488.7

About 8 per cent. of the number of children on the books took
advantage of the Scheme.
The statistical data for this section of the Report have been
supplied by the Director of Education.
12. (a) CO-OPERATION OF PARENTS.
The importance of securing the attendance of parents at
medical inspection cannot be over-estimated. Written notifications
are sent by the Head Teachers inviting them to be
present. The Medical Inspector is then able to explain the
importance of remedying any defects found.