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Dáil Éireann díospóireacht -
Tuesday, 1 Dec 1987

Vol. 376 No. 1

Written Answers - Dublin Area Schools.

196.

asked the Minister for Education in respect of each of the schools (details supplied) in the Dublin area (a) the number of pupils enrolled in each school at 30 September 1987, (b) the number of full time teachers employed in each school at 30 September 1987, (c) the number of part time teachers, if any, employed in each school at 30 September 1987, (d) whether each school has a nonteaching principal or vice-principal and (e) the number of teachers who will be employed in each school on 30 January 1988.

The information requested by the Deputy at (a) and (b) is set out in the following Table.

School

Enrolment

Teachers

1. City Quay N.S.

204

8

2. Scoil Caitríona C.B.S., Baggot Street

180

9

3. St. Mary's Boys, Haddington Road

143

6

4. St. Brigid's Convent, Haddington Road

304

11

5. St. Patrick's Boys, Ringsend

178

7+1 shared

6. St. Patrick's Girls, Ringsend

185

7+1 shared

7. Canon O'Hanlon Memorial Boys, Sandymount

314

11

8. Scoil Mhuire, Sandymount

240

9

9. St. Matthew's, Irishtown

112

3

10. St. Mary's Central, Donnybrook

282

9

11. St. Anne's, Milltown

265

11

12. Gaelscoil Bhríde, Ranelagh

202

7

13. Sandford N.S., Ranelagh

182

5

14. St. Louis' Girls, Rathmines

456

16

15. St. Louis' Infants, Rathmines

357

13

16. St. Clare's Convent, Harold's Cross

246

9

17. Kildare Place Mixed, Rathmines

291

10

18. Rathgar Mixed, Rathgar Avenue

134

4+1 shared

19. St. Enda's Boys, Whitefriar Street

72

5

20. St. Kevin's, Grantham Street

72

3

Notes — Enrolment figures are for the quarter ended 30 September, 1987. Figures for enrolment and teachers do not include pupils and teachers in special classes.

With regard to (c) and (d) there is no provision for the employment of part time teachers in the national school system. The position with regard to nonteaching principals is that this arrangement only applies in schools with at least eight ordinary assistants on the staff. Of the schools listed in the Table, those at Nos. 4, 7, 10, 11, 14, 15 and 17 fall into this category. There is no arrangement whereby vice-principals of national schools may be released from full time teaching duties.

The position of national schools where staffing may be affected under the new schedule of averages will not be determined until the school returns of averages for the quarter ended 31 December, 1987 are available in January 1988.

It is not possible, therefore, to say at present what the staffing of these schools will be on 30 January 1988. My Department will communicate with the school authorities in due course.

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