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Brentford and Chiswick 1938

[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. Boy aged 9L C.C. Ackmar Road (Deaf) School, Fulham351311
2. Boy aged 12ditto351311
3. Girl aged 10ditto3513119/-
4. Boy aged 13L.C.C. Ackmar Road (Partially Deaf) School251210-
5. Girl aged 13ditto2512102/-
6. Girl aged 15L.C.C. Oak Lodge (Residential) School71613/-
7. Boy aged 15Anerley Residential School, Penge, Kent71611/-
Children with Defective Vision:
1. Boy aged 10East London School for the Blind, Clapton74005/-
2. Boy aged 8ditto7400
3. Boy aged 16L.C.C. Linden Lodge (Blind) School431563/-
4. Girl aged 15L.C.C. Kingwood (Myopic) School, Fulham2064
5. Girl aged 14White Oak Hospital, Swanley163160
Mentally Defective Children:
1. Boy aged 16Acton Special (M.D.) Day School14100
2. Girl aged 14All Souls' Special School, Hillingdon6100
3. Girl aged 11ditto61005/-
Epileptic Children
1. Boy aged 15Home for Epileptics, Maghull7040
2. Boy aged 15Lingfield Epileptic Colony, Surrey74203/-
3. Girl aged 10ditto74202/6
Orthopaedic Home
1. Girl aged 9Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore1061207/6
2. Girl aged 9ditto1061207/6
3. Girl aged 8ditto1061207/6
Heart:
1. Boy aged 6Children's Heart Home, West Wickham74150
2. Girl aged 9ditto741501/-
3. Boy aged 8Hawkenbury Home, Tunbridge Wells1895/-
per week
4. Boy aged 8St. Joseph's Home, Sambourne90003/-

From this table it will be seen that 25 children were sent
to Special Schools during 1938, The total charge to the Local