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Tottenham 1938

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Tottenham]

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Committee. In its place a class for boys has been temporarily established
in an open-air room of the annexe at Risley Avenue School,
pending the provision of new open-air classrooms at Lancastcrian School,
now undergoing reconstruction.
The class for girls at the Bandstand, Downhills Park, during the
period May to October has been successfully continued.
(b) School Journeys.
Journeys other than to Suntrap School.—For the year 1938,
expenditure on School Journeys, not exceeding £300, was agreed to by
the Education Committee and approved by the Board of Education.
Eight schools organised Journeys.
The following are particulars of the Journeys:—
School.
No. of
Children
and
Duration
of Visit.
No. of
Teachers
in
Charge.
Place of
Visit.
Total
Cost.
Committee's
Grant.
Belmont Sr. Boys
22
(10 days)
2
Swanage
£
70
£
35
Bruce Grove Boys
30
(10 days)
2
Shanklin
100
35
Crowland Road Boys
30
(2 weeks)
2
Niton, Isle
of Wight
90
30
Downhills Sr. Girls
25
(10 days)
2
Folkestone
70
30
Down Lane Central Girls
105
(1 week)
4
Sandown
185
70
Earlsmead Jr. Boys
30
(2 weeks)
2
Shanklin
110
35
Earlsmead Jr. Girls
23
(10 days)
2
Sandown
50
15
St. Katharine's Sr. Girls
30
(2 weeks)
2
Shanklin
96
45