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Ireland · Question · written

PQ 143

143. Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Education and Skills to set down the number of substitute teachers employed per school day, on average, in primary schools; if these positions are taken account of in planning for the supply of teachers; if his attention has been drawn to an acute shortage of teachers to fill substitute teacher positions; and his plans to address this serious issue for schools. [12259/17]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

Introduced

8 March 2017

Last action

8 March 2017 · School Staff

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written

Sponsors

Joan Burton

Subjects

Education

Source updated

8 March 2017

Education

Summary

143. Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Education and Skills to set down the number of substitute teachers employed per school day, on average, in primary schools; if these positions are taken account of in planning for the supply of teachers; if his attention has been drawn to an acute shortage of teachers to fill substitute teacher positions; and his plans to address this serious issue for schools. [12259/17]

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  1. 8 March 2017

    School Staff

    143. Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Education and Skills to set down the number of substitute teachers employed per school day, on average, in primary schools; if these positions are taken account of in planning for the supply of teachers; if his attention has been drawn to an acute shortage of teachers to fill substitute teacher positions; and his plans to address this serious issue for schools. [12259/17]

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