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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London

Brentford and Chiswick 1934

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Brentford and Chiswick]

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Table: Those sent to Special Schools during the year are shown in the following Table :—

Those sent to Special Schools during the year are shown in the following Table :—

InstitutionCharge to Local Authority per annumContribution by Parents per week
Deaf Children:£s.d.
1. Boy age 11L.C.C. Ackmar Road Deaf School, Fulham.31153No contribution
2. Girl age 11Ditto311531 /-
3. Boy age 9Ditto31153No contribution
4. Boy age 8Ditto31153No contribution
Children with Defective Vision :
1. Boy age 12L-C.C. Shillington Street (Blind) School.3450No contribution
2. Boy age 6East London Home and School for Blind, Clapton.731505/-
3. Boy age 12L-C.C. Kingwood Road (Myopic) School, Fulham1417104/-
4. Girl age 11Ditto141710No contribution
5. Girl age 13Ditto141710No contribution
Mentally Defective Children:
1. Boy age 16Acton Special (M.D.) School11642/6
2. Boy age 15Ditto1164No contribution
3. Boy age 12Ditto1164No contribution
4. Boy age 11M.C.C. Ealing Occupation Centre.1500No contribution
5. Boy age 11Ditto1500No contribution
6. Boy age 10Ditto1500No contribution
7. Girl age 7Ditto1500No contribution
Cripples:
1. Boy age 14Shaftesbury Society's School, Hastings.6920No contribution
2. Boy age 10L-C.C. Peterborough Schl.22003/6
Epileptic Children:
1. Boy age 14Home and School for Epileptics, Lingfield.68180No contribution
Chronic Lung Condition:
1. Boy age 13Suntrap Special School, Hayling Island.3700No contribution
2. Boy age 11Ditto37005/-