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Not enough teachers for looked after children in England

Posted by TLC Education EduBusiness, In The News, Private Tuition Tuesday, January 31st, 2012

There is only one full-time equivalent (FTE) qualified teacher per 135 looked after children eligible for the pupil premium in England, according to Freedom of Information (FoI) requests submitted by the Cambridge-based specialist maths, English and science tutoring provider, TLC Education Group. There are 40,560 children eligible for the Looked After Child Pupil Premium in […]

Not enough teachers for looked after children in England

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