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Hounslow 1965

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Hounslow]

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Handicapped Pupils requiring education at Special Schools approved under Section 9 (5) of the Education Act 1944 or Boarded in Boarding Homes

During the calendar year ended 31s December 1965BlindPartially sighted
A. Number of handicapped children who were newly assessed as needing special
educational treatment at special schools or in boarding homes1
B. Number of children newly placed in special schools (other than hospital special
schools) or boarding homes
a. Of those included at A above
b. Of those assessed prior to Jan 1965
c. Total newly placed B(a) and (b)
C. On 20th January 1966
a. Children requiring places in special schools other than hospital specialday
schoolsboarding1
b. Children included at C(a) who had not reached the age of 5 wereday
awaitingboarding1
c. Children included at C(a) who had reached the age of 5 but whose parents hadday
refused consent to their admission to a special school, were awaitingboarding
d. Children included at C(a) had been awaiting admission to special schools forday
more than one yearboarding
D. On 20th January 1966 the following number of children from the Authority's area—
a. Were on the registers of—
Maintained special schools (other than hospital special schools and special unitsday11
and classes not forming part of a special school) regardless by what authority they are maintainedboarding11
Non-maintained special schools (other than hospital special schools and specialday
units and classes not forming part of a special school) wherever situatedboarding41
Independent schools under arrangements made by the authority
b. Were boarded in homes and not already included in D(a)
Total D512
Number of children who are awaiting places or who are receiving special education
in special schools or who are boarded in homes—Total of sections C(a) and D612
E. On 20th January 1966—
The following number of handicapped pupils (irrespective of the area to which
they belong) were being educated under arrangements made by the authority in
accordance with Section 56 of the Education Act 1944
a. In hospitals
b. In other groups (eg units for spastics, convalescent homes etc)
c. At home