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PQ 58

56 Deputy Dessie Ellis asked the Minister for Education and Skills the action he is taking to support schools which have transition year programmes to facilitate as many students as possible, in particular a school (details supplied) which is a large school but can only accommodate 48 students in transition year because of cuts to guidance counsellor services and teacher numbers. [6975/12]

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Introduced

8 February 2012

Last action

8 February 2012 · Pupil-Teacher Ratio

Status

written

Sponsors

Ellis, Dessie.

Subjects

Education

Source updated

8 February 2012

Education

Summary

56 Deputy Dessie Ellis asked the Minister for Education and Skills the action he is taking to support schools which have transition year programmes to facilitate as many students as possible, in particular a school (details supplied) which is a large school but can only accommodate 48 students in transition year because of cuts to guidance counsellor services and teacher numbers. [6975/12]

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  1. 8 February 2012

    Pupil-Teacher Ratio

    56 Deputy Dessie Ellis asked the Minister for Education and Skills the action he is taking to support schools which have transition year programmes to facilitate as many students as possible, in particular a school (details supplied) which is a large school but can only accommodate 48 students in transition year because of cuts to guidance counsellor services and teacher numbers. [6975/12]

    Source: written

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Pupil-Teacher Ratio

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  • Ellis, Dessie. · Asking member
  • Minister for Education and Skills · Minister for Education and Skills · Addressed to

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