[Report 1945] / School Medical Officer of Health, Pembrokeshire County Council.

  • Pembrokeshire (Wales). County Council.
Date:
1945
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Credit: [Report 1945] / School Medical Officer of Health, Pembrokeshire County Council. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    OF SCHOOL. IKBSWWIUC. _ ) ’OSnifi-) nssd ?sn nsiourb wimbh qu-gniv/olloj ioaiajays adioQ Out of 153 Elementary and Secondary;;schools m .ho are served requirements. . Astral Kitchen built by the rpn ;ni Haverfordwest, Urban Area, has been conif)Med?'b&tun- ren in m Havertorav^^r^^_ ^ W,&r{f&-p mm? A usable ,)0V/mg to similarj.C^ntral ; are in fhapd for the . two Secondary Schools at naveriuiuvv^. * — ------p“ , , for the improvement of the School Meals Service m the Pembroke _ , Ay*K»uU ffli; • Borough. , , The Authority has also two other Central Kitchens one at Tenby County School and one at Johnston, which is on loan from the Ministry pf Food, 5 S i Elementary. Approximate number of children having Meals §~Appropriate number of children having Milk Secondary. Approximate number of pupils having Meals Approximate number of pupils having Milk C -> O 4,520 5,200 1,280 940 Cl 1C DENTAL DEFECTS. ^The School Dental Officer examined 6 043 children, 2,081 were referred for treatment; and 1,201 weer treated. BLIND, DEAF, EDUCATIONALLY SUB-NORMAL AND EPILEPTIC CHILDREN. Blind. '“EDDCATTONALLY SUB-NORMAL CHILDREN. Four children attend Elementary Schools and nine are at home. DEAF. Six children attend Certified Schools for the Deaf and one attends an Elementary School. EPILEPTICS. 10 Epileptic children are reported,