Sanitary Statistics of Native Colonial Schools and HospitalsNightingale, Florence
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Sanitary Statistics of Native Colonial Schools and Hospitals
Nightingale, Florence
Hospital buildings -- Sanitation -- Statistics
│ Bentotte mixed school ││ No │ —— │
│ Government mixed school at││ No │House airy, but not kept clean. No provision │
│ Balepitimodera. ││ │ made for a sweeper. Boys have materially │
│ ││ │ suffered in health. │
│ Matura boys’ school ││ No │School-room is spacious and airy, situated near │
│ ││ │ the sea. │
│ Matura girls’ school ││ No │School is situated in a healthy locality, not far │
│ ││ │ from the sea, and well ventilated. │
│ Belligam boys’ school ││ No │Situated in a salubrious part of the town. │
│ Boys’ school, Dondra ││ No │Situated near the sea, in a salubrious locality. │
│ Oodoovil female boarding ││ Bathing │School-room and dormitories well ventilated. │
│ school. ││ │ Health of pupils generally good. │
│ Batticotta high school ││ No │House well ventilated. Diet simple. Climate │
│ ││ │ generally healthy. │
│ Batticotta training and ││ No │Rooms well ventilated. │
│ theological school. ││ │ │
│ Galle mixed school ││ No │Building sufficiently ventilated, but rather damp. │
│ ││ │ Situated in the healthiest part of the town. │
│ Kallowelle mixed ││ No │Building is commodious and well ventilated. │
│ ││ │ Situated in a healthy locality. │
│ Belligam mixed school ││ No │Situated in a salubrious part of the town. │
│ Hambantotte mixed school ││ No │Situated in a healthy locality; enjoys the benefit │
│ ││ │ of sea breeze. │
│ Trincomalie, mixed, boys’ ││ No │School is built in a healthy place. │
│ school. ││ │ │
│ Kandy mixed school ││ No │Situated in a healthy locality. Room is large │
│ ││ │ and well ventilated. Diet: rice and vegetables. │
│ Kandy industrial school ││Bathing and│Diet: rice, milk, curries, and vegetables. │
│ ││ drill. │ │
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