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Walthamstow 1964

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Walthamstow]

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Paediatria:
Thursday (alt.) 9 a.m. - 12 noon Town Hall
Speech Therapy:
By appointment Old Monoux School
and Wingfield House
Immunisation:
Wednesday 2 p.m. - 4 p.m. Town Hall
SPECIAL SCHOOLS
BROOKFIELD HOUSE SCHOOL FOR THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED:- Mr.G.M.
Williams, Headmaster, reports as follows:-
"The School re-opened in new premises at the Brookfield
site on the 7th January, 1964 with 79 on roll. During the year
there were 23 admissions (plus 3 re-admissions), giving an average
weekly roll of 79.7, with an average attendance of 62.2.
"Thirty-one children left during the year, as follows:
12 to ordinary schools
6 to residential schools
3 to other special schools
3 moved out of area
1 deceased
6 to employment (3 registered as Disabled Persons).
"During the year 20 children received hydrotherapy treatment
in the bath and 10 other children were using the water for
pre-swimming techniques.
"The children on roll at the end of the year were classified
as follows:-
15 Delicate
58 Physically Handicapped
3 Epileptic
2 Maladjusted."
JOSEPH CLARKE SCHOOL FOR THE PARTIALLY SIGHTED:- Mr. R.J. Crosbie,
Headmaster, reports as follows:-

"During the year there have been 62 children on roll drawn from the following areas:-

Essex - Barking1Hornchurch1Stondon Massey1
Basildon3Hutton2S. Ockenden4
Brentwood111 ford7Tilbury1
Chigwell1Leyton4Upminster2
Chingford3Loughton2Walthamstow2
Dagenham11Rainham1Woodford1
Harlow2Romford4