Secondary Schools (Staffing).

Oral Answers to Questions — Education. – in the House of Commons am ar 15 Mehefin 1933.

Danfonwch hysbysiad imi am ddadleuon fel hyn

Photo of Mr Henry White Mr Henry White , Birkenhead East

25.

asked the Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Education if he has received any reports from His Majesty's inspectors indicating excessive staffing in secondary schools?

Photo of Mr Herwald Ramsbotham Mr Herwald Ramsbotham , Lancaster

The answer is in the affirmative.

Photo of Sir Geoffrey Mander Sir Geoffrey Mander , Wolverhampton East

30.

(for Mr. MALLALIEU) asked the Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Education, if he can state, as on the latest convenient date, the ratio of teachers to pupils in public secondary schools?

Photo of Mr Herwald Ramsbotham Mr Herwald Ramsbotham , Lancaster

On 31st March, 1932, the total number of pupils in grant-aided secondary schools was 432,061, and the number of full-time teachers 22,293, including 1,332 head teachers, giving a ratio of 20.6 pupils per teacher, excluding head teachers, and 19.4 including head teachers.