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PQ 542

542. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Education and Skills the number of four-teacher primary schools that became three-teacher primary schools on foot of the budget 2012 changes but would have retained a fourth teacher in 2014-2015 if the measures she announced on 17 February 2015 had been introduced in budget 2012; and if she will provide a tabular breakdown, by relevant county and local authority area. [8022/15]

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24 February 2015

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24 February 2015 · School Staff

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written

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McConalogue, Charlie.

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Education, Budget

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24 February 2015

Education · Budget

Summary

542. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Education and Skills the number of four-teacher primary schools that became three-teacher primary schools on foot of the budget 2012 changes but would have retained a fourth teacher in 2014-2015 if the measures she announced on 17 February 2015 had been introduced in budget 2012; and if she will provide a tabular breakdown, by relevant county and local authority area. [8022/15]

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  1. 24 February 2015

    School Staff

    542. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Education and Skills the number of four-teacher primary schools that became three-teacher primary schools on foot of the budget 2012 changes but would have retained a fourth teacher in 2014-2015 if the measures she announced on 17 February 2015 had been introduced in budget 2012; and if she will provide a tabular breakdown, by relevant county and local authority area. [8022/15]

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