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Walthamstow 1950

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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DAY NURSERIES

The following table shows the average attendances at the Day Nurseries during 1950 (Mondays to Fridays only).

Month.Nurseries.Under 2 yrs.Over 2 yrs.Total.
JanuaryHigham Hill11.329.540.8
Handsworth Ave.9.938.047.9
February ..Higham Hill11.635.346.9
Handsworth Ave.11.139.360.4
MarchHigham Hill11.539.851.3
Handsworth Ave.11.939.050.9
AprilHigham Hill12.944.457.3
Handsworth Ave.11.843.555.3
MayHigham Hill12.946.859.7
Handsworth Ave.12.745.758.4
JuneHigham Hill10.545.656.1
Handsworth Ave.12.943.356.2
JulyHigham Hill8.945.654.5
Handsworth Ave.12.340.753.0
AugustHigham Hill7.841.849.6
Handsworth Ave.12.733.145.8
SeptemberHigham Hill10.745.656.3
Handsworth Ave.15.135.160.2
OctoberHigham Hill9.447.066.4
Handsworth Ave.8.438.647.0
NovemberHigham Hill9.544.954.4
Handsworth Ave.7.521.028.5
DecemberHigham Hill9.043.362.3
Handsworth Ave.6.432.639.0
Average Whole YearHigham Hill10.542.462.9
Handsworth Ave.11.037.548.5

Both Day Nurseries are approved for training in the care of
children aged 0—5 years.
Training.—Five students obtained the Nursery Nurses1 Certi'
ficate during the year.
NURSERIES AND CHILD MINDERS (REGULATION)
ACT, 1948
There were no registrations during 1950.
INFESTATION
The steps taken to combat infestation include cleanliness
inspections, treatment at Clinics (which includes the supply of
ethane and of steel combs at cost price) and inspection and treatment
for pediculosis at the Skin Clinic.