The health of the school child / by W. Leslie Mackenzie.

  • Leslie Mackenzie
Date:
1906
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    teachers, the teachers, and the house masters to the conditions discovered. Further, on any requests or complaints that may be made to them in regard to the health conditions, as well as on any defects observed by themselves, they must report forthwith to the Magistracy. 14. The School Doctors must also take a regular part in the conferences summoned by the Imperial District Medical Officer. These are to take place, as a rule, three times a year, and questions affecting the health service of the school, and particularly the observations made at the visits to the schools, come up for discussion. They must further attend the conferences of the Royal School Inspectorate when summoned. They have a consulting voice in those deliberations. 15. At the end of every school year, and at latest by the 1st of September, the School Doctors must send to the Magistracy a written report on their work. This report must contain— (1) The number of ordinary and extraordinary visits made to the classes of the schools assigned to them. (2) A general statement of the number of children examined in the regular way and of the results of the examinations, classified according to the individual years. (3) A similar statement of the number of children examined for special reasons in the schools named, in institutions and at home, and the results of these.