Written question asked by Andrew Miller (Labour) on Monday, 19 January 2015, in the House of Commons. It was due for an answer on Wednesday, 21 January 2015. It was answered by David Laws (Liberal Democrat) on Monday, 26 January 2015 on behalf of the Department for Education.
Teachers: North West
- Question
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To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how many primary school teachers in each parliamentary constituency in the North West of England have a science degree.
- Answer
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The following table provides the headcount number and percentage of all regular teachers[1] in service in primary schools in each constituency in the North West with a degree in a science subject in November 2013. This is the latest information available.
Name of Constituency
Number of Teachers with Science Degree[2]
Number of Teachers with a Qualification Recorded[3]
Percentage with a Science Qualification
Confidence Interval[4]
Percentage of Teachers with Qualification Recorded
Altrincham and Sale West
31
382
8.1
+/-
2.7
88.2
Ashton-under-Lyne
23
415
5.5
+/-
2.2
95.0
Barrow and Furness
40
371
10.8
+/-
3.2
94.4
Birkenhead
36
410
8.8
+/-
2.7
93.2
Blackburn
48
576
8.3
+/-
2.3
95.4
Blackley and Broughton
47
573
8.2
+/-
2.2
96.0
Blackpool and Cleveleys
31
319
9.7
+/-
3.3
97.6
Blackpool South
41
379
10.8
+/-
3.1
98.2
Bolton North East
36
416
8.7
+/-
2.7
98.8
Bolton South East
42
516
8.1
+/-
2.4
98.5
Bolton West
26
404
6.4
+/-
2.4
99.0
Bootle
40
454
8.8
+/-
2.6
99.3
Burnley
28
414
6.8
+/-
2.4
98.8
Bury North
30
355
8.5
+/-
2.9
88.1
Bury South
39
368
10.6
+/-
3.1
84.8
Carlisle
30
345
8.7
+/-
3.0
94.5
Cheadle
29
437
6.6
+/-
2.3
98.2
Chorley
39
409
9.5
+/-
2.8
99.5
City of Chester
32
400
8.0
+/-
2.7
98.0
Congleton
25
353
7.1
+/-
2.7
98.3
Copeland
27
283
9.5
+/-
3.4
94.6
Crewe and Nantwich
37
464
8.0
+/-
2.5
98.5
Denton and Reddish
18
368
4.9
+/-
2.2
94.6
Eddisbury
36
430
8.4
+/-
2.6
98.6
Ellesmere Port and Neston
29
370
7.8
+/-
2.7
96.1
Fylde
30
292
10.3
+/-
3.5
97.7
Garston and Halewood
30
390
7.7
+/-
2.6
95.1
Halton
45
419
10.7
+/-
3.0
98.4
Hazel Grove
21
316
6.6
+/-
2.7
98.4
Heywood and Middleton
48
485
9.9
+/-
2.7
98.0
Hyndburn
32
433
7.4
+/-
2.5
98.6
Knowsley
36
512
7.0
+/-
2.2
98.1
Lancaster and Fleetwood
41
345
11.9
+/-
3.4
98.6
Leigh
41
340
12.1
+/-
3.5
96.3
Liverpool, Riverside
23
292
7.9
+/-
3.1
89.0
Liverpool, Walton
39
465
8.4
+/-
2.5
93.9
Liverpool, Wavertree
26
463
5.6
+/-
2.1
95.7
Liverpool, West Derby
14
334
4.2
+/-
2.1
96.8
Macclesfield
31
407
7.6
+/-
2.6
98.8
Makerfield
24
324
7.4
+/-
2.9
95.9
Manchester Central
33
610
5.4
+/-
1.8
96.5
Manchester, Gorton
38
494
7.7
+/-
2.3
98.0
Manchester, Withington
28
388
7.2
+/-
2.6
97.0
Morecambe and Lunesdale
36
396
9.1
+/-
2.8
99.5
Oldham East and Saddleworth
33
473
7.0
+/-
2.3
89.6
Oldham West and Royton
36
505
7.1
+/-
2.2
87.5
Pendle
32
420
7.6
+/-
2.5
97.9
Penrith and The Border
41
358
11.5
+/-
3.3
92.7
Preston
30
372
8.1
+/-
2.8
99.2
Ribble Valley
45
408
11.0
+/-
3.0
99.3
Rochdale
45
498
9.0
+/-
2.5
95.0
Rossendale and Darwen
39
449
8.7
+/-
2.6
97.0
Salford and Eccles
25
379
6.6
+/-
2.5
94.5
Sefton Central
27
335
8.1
+/-
2.9
98.5
South Ribble
35
386
9.1
+/-
2.9
99.7
Southport
40
344
11.6
+/-
3.4
98.9
St. Helens North
36
383
9.4
+/-
2.9
92.3
St.Helens South and Whiston
39
418
9.3
+/-
2.8
95.7
Stalybridge and Hyde
31
432
7.2
+/-
2.4
97.3
Stockport
31
378
8.2
+/-
2.8
97.2
Stretford and Urmston
35
385
9.1
+/-
2.9
80.2
Tatton
31
344
9.0
+/-
3.0
96.9
Wallasey
22
383
5.7
+/-
2.3
96.2
Warrington North
51
472
10.8
+/-
2.8
97.7
Warrington South
51
497
10.3
+/-
2.7
98.2
Weaver Vale
45
423
10.6
+/-
2.9
97.5
West Lancashire
42
421
10.0
+/-
2.9
97.5
Westmorland and Lonsdale
41
338
12.1
+/-
3.5
95.8
Wigan
27
304
8.9
+/-
3.2
89.4
Wirral South
26
275
9.5
+/-
3.5
93.9
Wirral West
22
277
7.9
+/-
3.2
96.9
Workington
20
276
7.2
+/-
3.1
90.8
Worsley and Eccles South
42
422
10.0
+/-
2.9
89.0
Wyre and Preston North
39
377
10.3
+/-
3.1
97.7
Wythenshawe and Sale East
30
441
6.8
+/-
2.4
92.6
Total North West
2,545
30,097[5]
8.5
+/-
0.3
95.6
Total England
18,795
227,513
8.3
+/-
0.1
95.5
Source: School Workforce Census
[1] Includes qualified and unqualified teachers.
[2] Includes teachers with a first or higher science degree but excluding those with a science PGCE where no record of a science degree exists and those with a BEd in sciences.
[3] Those recorded with a qualification (degree or higher, Bachelor of Education, Post-Graduate Certificate in Education, Certificate in Education, other qualification at NVQ level 4 or higher, relevant non-UK qualification) in any subject (the total in the sample from which the rate is calculated).
[4] The range within which we can be 95% confident that the true value exists.
[5] Includes 8 teachers where parliamentary constituency is not known.
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- 2014-15
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