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You should obtain Medical advice at once. In the event of
your position being such that you cannot afford to consult a
private doctor it is recommended that you should take the Child
to the Out-patient Department of the Royal Hospital.
If properly attended to the ailment should soon be cured,
consequently, any prolonged abstention of the Child from
School will render you liable to prosecution.
Signed
School Medical Officer.
Pupil teachers medically examined and report given—2 males,
4 females—total 6
Homes visited and children reported upon by direction of
the School Attendance Sub-Committee 3
Homes visited and children reported upon at the request of
the School Attendance Officer 10
Homes visited and children reported upon at the request of
Teachers 14
My thanks are due to Dr. Bott for assistance rendered
during the outbreak of Scarlet Fever at the latter part of the
year, to the Teachers in the various schools for their kindness
and assistance on all occasions, and to the School Attendance
Officer for distributing the circulars in connection with
infectious diseases.
1 have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Yours obediently,
J. H. CROCKBR, m.d., d.p.h.,
School Medical Officer.
Town Hall, Richmond (Surrey),
January 12th. 1909.