Excerpt from Proceedings of the Conference of the Teaching of Hygiene and Temperance in the Universities and Schools of the British Empire Held at the Examination Hall, Victoria Embankment, London, 1907
In the early part of this year some of those interested in securing the Teaching of Hygiene and Temperance in the Elementary and Secondary Schools of the United Kingdom, determined to utilise the visit of many officials and others from the Colonies, in connection with the Colonial Conference, to obtain information as to the steps that had been already taken in the outlying parts of the Empire to introduce this teaching. A Committee was formed consisting of representatives of the Board of Hygiene and Temperance, of the Public Health Committee of the British Medical Association, and of the Committee of Medical Men, with the late Sir William Broadbent at its head, which had drawn up and presented to Mr. Birrell when he was Minister for Education, an important Memorandum on the Teaching of Hygiene and Temperance.
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