Sentences with phrase «number of extra pupils»

The National Foundation for Educational Research published a recent analysis of the teacher shortage, showing that there were more teachers than ever before, and that drop - our rates were not unusually high - but the level of recruitment was still not keeping up with the soaring number of extra pupils.

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Thanks to 16 years of constantly rising pupil numbers, recent figures suggest that an extra 750,000 school places will be needed by 2025.

The number of pupils who have been refused assessments to determine if they need extra support to meet special educational needs has increased by 35 per cent.

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Following an inspection of official exam data by BBC Radio 4's Today programme, it has been revealed that the number of pupils receiving extra time in state schools is less in comparison to private, with one in eight being given a time boost.

The number of pupils being given 25 per cent extra time in GCSE and A Level exams because of a special need is rising.

The rising number of pupils needing primary places has seen many schools having to expand and add extra classes, particularly in London and some of England's major cities including Manchester and Bristol.

There will be extra funding for «sparsity», such as rural areas and small schools, places with a high level of mobility in its school population and funding where there are sharp increases in pupil numbers.

As well as the pressure to create hundreds of thousands of extra places to meet rising pupil numbers, there is also a legacy of existing buildings which need to be repaired or rebuilt.

Ofqual said it was fair for pupils with disabilities to receive a «reasonable adjustment» when taking exams but some schools were much more likely to have high numbers of pupils receiving extra help and if there were no «obvious good reasons» it would now ask them to «review their approach».

Putting the complexities to one side, will paying schools extra for more pupils taking A-level or core maths actually increase the numbers of pupils taking maths?

The prime minister said the government would provide a further # 7bn for extra places for rising numbers of pupils.

The number of pupils in England given 25 % extra time in GCSEs and A-level exams because of a special need has almost doubled over five years.

Many schools have had to add extra classrooms - and a growing number of primary schools will have to expand to more than a thousand pupils.

The rise of supersize primary schools reflects urgent efforts to find places for the surging numbers of pupils - with official figures showing that an extra 455,000 places will be needed in England by 2015.

In the event that either school is oversubscribed against its planned admission number for 2018, we will consider voluntarily admitting extra pupils to ensure that no one is disadvantaged by the distance criteria of the current academies» admissions policies.

But the research argued that the system of recruiting and retaining staff was failing to keep pace with the rapidly increasing demand for extra teachers, as rising numbers of pupils have seen schools expanding.

The report found an extra 5,000 leaders would be needed by 2022 because of growing pupil numbers, but predicted more than half of current leaders would leave in the next six years.

The decline in the number of schools has put pressures on the system, with an extra 121,000 pupils starting school in the same time period.