HC Deb 08 April 1930 vol 237 c1986W
Mr. MORLEY

asked the President of the Board of Education how many teachers have been granted breakdown allowances under the Teachers' Superannuation Act during the past three years; and what were the ages and sex of these teachers?

Sir C. TREVELYAN

The numbers are as follow:

TEACHERS (SUPERANNUATION) ACTS 1918–1925

Infirmity Allowances awarded during the 3 years ended 31.3.1930 classified according to to Age at commencement of allowance.

Age at date from which allowance was payable. Men. Women. Total Men and Women.
29 … … — 2 2
30 … … — 1 1
31 … … — 3 3
32 … … — 3 3
33 … … 2 10 12
34 … … 1 20 21
35 … … 3 18 21
36 … … 9 23 32
37 … … 9 25 34
38 … … 5 22 27
39 … … 6 31 37
40 … … 7 25 32
41 … … 6 35 41
42 … … 4 33 37
43 … … 4 46 50
44 … … 5 54 59
45 … … 10 45 55
46 … … 6 59 65
47 … … 8 61 69
48 … … 14 66 80
49 … … 7 71 78
50 … … 5 83 88
51 … … 22 78 100
52 … … 12 75 87
53 … … 13 93 106
54 … … 18 82 100
55 … … 21 109 130
56 … … 35 103 138
57 … … 34 119 153
58 … … 45 115 160
59 … … 28 76 104
60 … … 2 6 8
61 … … 2 8 10
62 … … 1 4 5
63 … … 1 3 4
64 … … 2 2 4
Totals … … 347 1,609 1,956

In addition 23 Men and 71 Women not qualified for the grant of an allowance were awarded Short Service Gratuities on account of infirmity.