§ Dr. Edmund Marshallasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science whether he will list in the Official Report the figures for each local education authority in England, of the number of school teachers in post in September 1975, the estimated number who will be in post in September 1976 and the number of vacancies the authority is taking steps to fill in September 1976.
§ Miss Margaret JacksonMy Department has not yet received returns from690W all the local education authorities on the number of teachers leaving their service at the end of the summer term, or on the number of teachers they intend to employ this September. The equivalent of 423,465 full-time teachers were regularly employed by the English local education authorities last September. The number for each was as follows:
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FULL-TIME TEACHERS IN MAINTAINED NURSERY, PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN ENGLAND, 30TH SEPTEMBER 1975 (Full-time, and full-time equivalent of part-time teachers and seconded teachers) LEA Teachers Barnet … … 2,510 Barking … … 1,497 Bexley … … 1,882 Brent … … 2,455 Bromley … … 2,312 Croydon … … 2,856 Ealing … … 2,516 Enfield … … 2,111 Haringay … … 1,997 Harrow … … 1,627 Havering … … 2,260 Hillingdon … … 2,072 Hounslow … … 1,865 Kingston-upon-Thames … 1,096 Merton … … 1,331 Newham … … 2,110 Redbridge … … 1,820 Richmond-upon-Thames … 983 Sutton … … 1,246 Waltham Forest … … 2,095 ILEA … … 22,631 Birmingham … … 10,786 Coventry … … 3,321 Dudley … … 2,589 Sandwell … … 3,124 Solihull … … 2,158 Walsall … … 3,069 Wolverhampton … … 2,845 Knowsley … … 2,409 Liverpool … … 5,871 St. Helens … … 1,767 Sefton … … 2,877 Wirral … … 3,107 Bolton … … 2,468 Bury … … 1,536 Manchester … … 5,159 Oldham … … 2,037 Rochdale … … 2,249 Salford … … 2,531 Stockport … … 2,591 Tameside … … 2,004 Trafford … … 2,097 Wigan … … 3,103 Barnsley … … 2,233 Doncaster … … 3,110 Rotherham … … 2,539 Sheffield … … 5,299 Bradford … … 4,614 Calderdale … … 1,826 Kirklees … … 3,565 Leeds … … 6,590 Wakefield … … 2,948
LEA Teachers Gateshead … 2,100 Newcastle-upon-Tyne … 2,890 North Tyneside … 2,004 South Tyneside … 1,733 Sunderland … 2,975 Isles of Scilly … 25 Avon … 7,960 Bedfordshire … 5,306 Berkshire … 6,138 Buckinghamshire … 4,669 Cambridgeshire … 4,914 Cheshire … 8,490 Cleveland … 6,014 Cornwall … 3,318 Cumbria … 4,781 Derbyshire … 7,929 Devon … 6,891 Dorset … 4,301 Durham … 6,174 East Sussex … 4,544 Essex … 12,231 Gloucestershire … 4,484 Hampshire … 12,626 Hereford and Worcester … 5,218 Hertfordshire … 9,708 Humberside … 8,973 Isle of Wight … 897 Kent … 11,910 Lancashire … 12,102 Leicestershire … 7,799 Lincolnshire … 4,760 Norfolk … 5,610 North Yorkshire … 5,650 Northamptonshire … 4,872 Northumberland … 2,700 Nottinghamshire … 9,465 Oxfordshire … 4,827 Salop … 3,287 Somerset … 3,193 Staffordshire … 9,374 Suffolk … 4,840 Surrey … 8,424 Warwickshire … 4,421 West Sussex … 4,630 Wiltshire … 4,614
§ Dr. Edmund Marshallasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science how many school teachers who were in 692W post in maintained schools in England in September 1975 he estimates will not hold posts in September 1976.
§ Miss Margaret JacksonIt will not be possible to give a reliable estimate of the number of teachers leaving service in the maintained schools until my Department has received information from every local education authority on the number of teachers who will be leaving their service at the end of the summer term.