[Report 1916] / Medical Officer of Health, Chadderton U.D.C.

  • Chadderton (England). Urban District Council.
Date:
1916
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Credit: [Report 1916] / Medical Officer of Health, Chadderton U.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Clash^room No. 3: Defective plaster on wall. Floor re- paired since last year. Cloakroom: Walls need decorating. One clean towel. Mixed Department.:—Large Doom; Walls very dusty. The rest of the School was moderateh^ clean and comfortably warm.. Boys’ Cloakroom: The plaster is defective near the window. Sanitary Conveniences; Girls’ W.C. clean; Boys’, only fair. DENTON LANE SCHOOL. Infants’ Department.—Ijarge Boom: Very dusty in here. This room is cold, as was mentioned last 3^ear. More heating surface is required. klixED Department.—Tuirge Ivooin ; AValls and ledges A'er}’ dusty. Floor diidyv Classrooms: The floors were dirty; the w'alls and ceil- ings fairly clean. Cloakrooms.—Girls’ and Infants’ : Walls dusty, ceiling clean. Boys’ : Floor very dirty and a quantity of laibbish stored in this room. The room is dark and unsuitable. Playgrounds: A wooden partition has been erected w'liich divides the Girls’ portion from the Boys’. Sanitary Conveniences: Girls’, the woodwork of one of the W.C.’s is broken. DRURY LANE SCHOOL. Infants’ Eoo.ai.—Floor clean and very little'dust. Two ne\v hopper ventilators have been put into the windows. These have improved the ventilation of the room considerably.