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Tottenham 1912

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL (Non=Provided)—Girls' Department.
Classrooms.—One classroom has two, and another three
classes, screens dividing them.
Natural Lighting.—The eight panes of ground glass in
the window of the main room should be replaced by clear
glass.
Heating.—The heating of the large room is insufficient,
as reported last year.
Playground.—There is no covered shed.
Sanitary Conveniences.—The water fittings are
defective.
Infants' Department.
Classrooms.—Two classes, divided by partitions, are
held in each of two classrooms.
Natural Lighting.—In the main room the light is
entirely behind the scholars.
Playground.—The plavground is very muddy in wet
weather, and should be asphalted ; there is no covered
shed.
Sanitary Conveniences,—The water fittings are
defective.
ST. KATHARINE'S SCHOOL (Non-Provided)—Girls' Department.
Classrooms.—The largest room is now divided by a
wooden partition, which is a great improvement.
Classrooms.—One cloakroom is used as a passage.