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Brentford and Chiswick 1936

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

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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. Girl aged 13LC.C. Ackmar Road (Deaf) School, Fulham291981s.
2. Boy „ 13do.29198
3. Boy „ 10do.29198
4. Boy „ 11L.C.C. Ackmar Road (Partially Deaf) School20210-
Children with Defective Vision:
1. Boy aged 8East London School for the Blind, Clapton74005s.
2. Boy „ 6do.7400
3. Boy „ 14L.C.C. Linden Lodge Blind School32563s.
4. Girl „ 13L.C.C. Kingwood (Myopic) School, Fulham1788-
Mentally Defective Children:
1. Boy aged 12M.C.C. Ealing Occupation Centre1500
2. Boy „ 10do.1500
3. Girl „ 9do.1500
4. Boy „ 10do.1500-
5. Boy „ 13do.1500
6. Boy „ 16do.1500
7. Boy „ 14Acton Special (M.D.) Day School16141
8. Boy „ 15Kingsmead School for the Mentally Defective4600
9. Girl „ 12"All Souls" Special School, Hillingdon6100
10. Girl aged 9do.61005s.
Special Conditions:
1. Girl aged 12St. Gabriel's Children's Open-Air School, Westgate721603s.
2. Girl „ 9do.72160
Epileptic Children:
1. Boy aged 13Home for Epileptics, Maghull7040
2. Girl „ 8Lingfield Epileptic Colony, Surrey74202s. 6d.

From this Table it will be seen that 22 children were sent to
Special Schools during 1936. The total charge to the Local
Authority per annum was £872 8s. 1d., while the contributions
by the parents amounted to 19s. 6d. per week, or £50 14s. 0d.
per annum.