§ 88. Mr. Skinnardasked the Minister of Education how many un-reorganised full-age-range schools are still functioning in England and Wales; and how many classes for children over the age of 11 plus are accommodated in schools officially designated as primary schools.
§ Mr. TomlinsonThere were in January, 1947, in the maintained and assisted schools of England and Wales 8,755 departments containing both senior and junior children out of a total of 28,145 departments. At the same time there were in un-reorganised departments 8,598 classes consisting entirely of children over II years old.