[Report 1937] / School Medical Officer of Health, Leeds City.

  • Leeds (England). City Council.
Date:
1937
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    Demonstrations for the Students of Carnegie Physical Training College.—At the request of the Warden of Carnegie College, the following Demonstrations were arranged :— \\ ednksday, 13111 October, Ingram Road C. School (Infants). y.45—10. 5 Nursery Class, Age 3 years. 10. 5 -10.25 Class II, Age 4 years. 10.30 -10.50 Class III, Age 5 years. 11. 5—n.30 Class IV, Age 0 years. Monday, i8th October, Potternewton C. School (Junior Mixed). 2. o— 2.20 Age 8 years. 2.20 — 2.40 Age 9 years. 3. o— 3.20 Age 10 years. Wednesday, 2oth October, Hunslet Carr C. School (Boys). 1 -45 2■ 5 Junior Boys, Age 10 years. 2. 5— 2.40 Senior Boys, Age 12 years. 3.15— 4. o Park Lane Senior School : Senior Boys, Age 13 years. Monday, 25TH October, Brudenell C. School (Senior GirlsI. 1.45 — 2.15 Form ia Juniors. 2.15— 2.45 Form III Seniors. 3. o— 3.30 Indoor Games. 3.30— 4. o Greek Dancing, Juniors and Seniors. Voluntary Organisations.—Contacts with local organisations mentioned in the 1935 Report have extended, including the following :— 1. A short course for Leaders and a Keep Fit Class for players at Burmantofts Y.M.C.A. Gymnasium were commenced last October at the request of the Red Triangle Sports Federation. 2. Lecture Demonstration on Physical Education for Boys at the Annual Conference of the Yorkshire Boys’ Brigade, at the Mount Hotel, Leeds. 3. The Leeds Social Services Camp Committee’s Annual Camp for Unemployed was again organised by this Department. 4. Basket Ball. At the request of the Adjutant of the 49th Divisional Signal Corps, the Chief Organiser accompanied by live Keep hit Leaders, visited the Gibraltar Barracks in October with a view to introducing Basket Ball for men—an attractive vigorous game that is rapidly gaining popularity. This has been followed by subsequent visits with practice matches between the soldiers and Keep Fit Leaders.