London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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West Ham 1928

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for West Ham]

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Mentally Defective—BoysGirls
Left at age limit11
Returned to Elementary School22
Left district13
Left for work in Factory1—
Left for work with Relative1—
Doing Housework—2
Working at Home (sick mother)—1
Institution ...—1
Epileptic (at home)—1
Physically unfit in Winter months–1
Transferred to P.D. Dept.–1

GRANGE ROAD SPECIAL SCHOOL. Physically Defective—

BoysGirls
Unemployed4—
Removed12
Working at Home14
Messengers21
Boot Stall Assistant1—
Attends Continuation School1—
Jam Factory—1
Needlework—1
Shirt and Blouse Factory—1
Mentally Defective.
Unemployed21
Coopers Assistant1—
French Polisher1—
Galvanising1—
Messenger1—
Greengrocers1—
In Salvation Army1—
Packing Case Works1—
Emery Works1—
Enamel Warehouse1—
Not known1—
Worked at various places1—
Hotel page (living in)1—
Tailoring—1
Domestic Service—2
At Home—4
Kitchen Hand (Factory)—1
Book Packer—1

Work in connection with After-Care of Children consists of—
(1) Interviews with parents and children by Head Teachers.
(2) Investigation of two After-Care Committees.
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