350 Ms Cooper-Flynn asked the Minister for Education and Science her views on the fact that under the new weighting system for special needs resources for disadvantaged schools, it is fair that a disadvantaged school in an urban area will receive one teacher for every 80 pupils, in a disadvantaged school in a rural area it will receive one teacher for every 150 pupils; and if she will explain the criteria behind this decision. [26557/04]

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350 Ms Cooper-Flynn asked the Minister for Education and Science her views on the fact that under the new weighting system for special needs resources for disadvantaged schools, it is fair that a disadvantaged school in an urban area will receive one teacher for every 80 pupils, in a disadvantaged school in a rural area it will receive one teacher for every 150 pupils; and if she will explain the criteria behind this decision. [26557/04]

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1. 28 October 2004

   Special Educational Needs.

   350 Ms Cooper-Flynn asked the Minister for Education and Science her views on the fact that under the new weighting system for special needs resources for disadvantaged schools, it is fair that a disadvantaged school in an urban area will receive one teacher for every 80 pupils, in a disadvantaged school in a rural area it will receive one teacher for every 150 pupils; and if she will explain the criteria behind this decision. [26557/04]

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