Notes on an Outbreak of Influenza in a Poor-Law School

Situated on high, chalky ground on the southernmost boundary of the parish, there are what I may term two sections, undei separate superintendence. On the west side of the old Brighton Road are the schools for boys from eight to sixteen, infants from four to eight, and the probationary wards, to which all the new-comers are sent for a fortnight's quarantine. On the east side of a branch of the same road, at about six hundred yards distance from the before-mentioned buildings, lie the schools for girls from eight to sixteen years of age, where they are educated and trained