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   How many children can a teacher teach?

   • The School Standards and Framework Act 1998 placed a duty on Local Authorities and schools to limit the size of infant classes for five-, six-, and seven-year-olds taught by one teacher to 30 or fewer pupils. The limit became a statutory responsibility on Local Authorities and schools from September 2001, the start of the 2001/02 school year.

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   How do you calculate the number of teachers in a school?

   • It is calculated by dividing the number of pupils being taught by the number of classes, at the time of the Annual School Census in January2. This measurement gives information on the number of classes taught by one or more teachers (Blatchford, 2003).

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   Will average class size increase if the number of teachers increases?

   • Average class size is likely to rise unless the number of teachers (and classrooms) is increased at a fast enough rate to compensate for increases in the number of pupils. In general, patterns for Pupil Teacher Ratios (PTRs) and pupil numbers are similar to average class sizes and pupil numbers.

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   How does the number of teachers in special schools affect pupils?

   • All countries saw a rise in the number of teachers in special schools which reflects the growing number of pupils in special schools. The impact of changes in both teacher and pupil numbers can be seen in the section on pupil teacher ratios. Pupil teacher ratios (PTR) show the number of pupils for every teacher.

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   How many female teachers are there in the UK?

   • The greatest proportion of female teachers is at nursery level and the share decreases for each successive level of education: across the UK 85% of FTE at primary level are female and 64% at secondary level. Data on the number of teachers by sex and school type in each part of the UK (and each region of England) is available in the underlying data.

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   How many students are in higher education in the UK?

   • In 2021/22, there were 2.97 million students in higher education (HE) in UK further education colleges or higher education providers.

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   Class size is defined as the number of pupils in a class with one teacher. Average class size represents the average number of pupils being taught by one teacher classes during a single .

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   Nov 26, 2020 · Pupil teacher ratios (PTR) show the number of pupils for every teacher. Across the UK the PTRs follow a similar pattern across all phases, with Scotland having the lowest PTRs and England, Wales...

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   Nov 25, 2021 · In this release, there are sections focusing on the school system: numbers of schools, pupils and teachers and pupil teacher ratios. This is followed by sections looking at post-compulsory...

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   Nov 9, 2023 · Teacher numbers rose in England, Wales and Northern Ireland but decreased in Scotland over the same period. Pupil to teacher ratios in 2022/23 remained similar to the previous year suggesting...

9. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentEducation and Training Statistics for the United Kingdom 2019

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   Section 1 provides an overview of the total numbers of schools, pupils and teachers across the UK2. In 2018/19, there were 32,095 schools across the UK (Figure 1.1), with the majority of...