Teachers: South East

(asked on 24th February 2015) - View Source

Question to the Department for Education:

To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how many primary school teachers in each parliamentary constituency in the South East of England have a science degree.


Answered by
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David Laws
This question was answered on 2nd March 2015

The following table provides the headcount number and percentage of all regular teachers[1] in service in primary schools in each constituency in the South East 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

Aldershot

33

435

7.6

+/-

2.5

98.6

Arundel and South Downs

33

383

8.6

+/-

2.8

95.8

Ashford

61

551

11.1

+/-

2.6

97.7

Aylesbury

58

538

10.8

+/-

2.6

98.0

Banbury

44

555

7.9

+/-

2.2

95.5

Basildon and Billericay

20

379

5.3

+/-

2.3

92.7

Basingstoke

39

507

7.7

+/-

2.3

98.4

Beaconsfield

42

465

9.0

+/-

2.6

96.9

Bexhill and Battle

27

376

7.2

+/-

2.6

94.7

Bognor Regis and Littlehampton

21

338

6.2

+/-

2.6

97.1

Bracknell

44

525

8.4

+/-

2.4

96.7

Braintree

32

411

7.8

+/-

2.6

95.8

Brentwood and Ongar

22

354

6.2

+/-

2.5

90.8

Brighton, Kempton

25

373

6.7

+/-

2.5

94.7

Brighton, Pavilion

31

376

8.2

+/-

2.8

90.2

Buckingham

52

508

10.2

+/-

2.6

98.6

Canterbury

39

376

10.4

+/-

3.1

94.5

Castle Point

16

329

4.9

+/-

2.3

92.9

Chatham and Aylesford

32

457

7.0

+/-

2.3

95.4

Chelmsford

30

452

6.6

+/-

2.3

96.4

Chesham and Amersham

49

429

11.4

+/-

3.0

98.8

Chichester

43

436

9.9

+/-

2.8

96.7

Clacton

17

245

6.9

+/-

3.2

92.8

Colchester

31

476

6.5

+/-

2.2

94.8

Crawley

32

507

6.3

+/-

2.1

96.9

Dartford

33

488

6.8

+/-

2.2

95.7

Dover

50

424

11.8

+/-

3.1

98.4

East Hampshire

33

402

8.2

+/-

2.7

99.3

East Surrey

37

423

8.7

+/-

2.7

98.4

East Worthing and Shoreham

35

457

7.7

+/-

2.4

99.3

Eastbourne

29

362

8.0

+/-

2.8

95.0

Eastleigh

29

404

7.2

+/-

2.5

99.3

Epping Forest

18

338

5.3

+/-

2.4

86.9

Epsom and Ewell[5]

31

424

7.3

+/-

2.5

96.6

Esher and Walton

47

418

11.2

+/-

3.0

96.5

Fareham

33

389

8.5

+/-

2.8

99.2

Faversham and Mid Kent

26

404

6.4

+/-

2.4

96.9

Folkestone and Hythe

49

499

9.8

+/-

2.6

96.1

Gillingham and Rainham

26

398

6.5

+/-

2.4

94.3

Gosport

32

406

7.9

+/-

2.6

98.3

Gravesham

29

473

6.1

+/-

2.2

96.9

Guildford

29

388

7.5

+/-

2.6

93.9

Harlow

27

401

6.7

+/-

2.5

92.4

Harwich and North Essex

28

385

7.3

+/-

2.6

93.7

Hastings and Rye

33

412

8.0

+/-

2.6

97.2

Havant

37

386

9.6

+/-

2.9

97.2

Henley

40

459

8.7

+/-

2.6

95.0

Horsham

38

470

8.1

+/-

2.5

97.3

Hove

37

369

10.0

+/-

3.1

95.1

Isle of Wight

47

455

10.3

+/-

2.8

88.3

Lewes

28

312

9.0

+/-

3.2

96.0

Maidenhead

42

443

9.5

+/-

2.7

96.5

Maidstone and The Weald

32

425

7.5

+/-

2.5

96.6

Maldon

23

327

7.0

+/-

2.8

90.8

Meon Valley

24

337

7.1

+/-

2.7

99.7

Mid Sussex

40

484

8.3

+/-

2.5

98.4

Milton Keynes North

57

675

8.4

+/-

2.1

96.7

Milton Keynes South

59

702

8.4

+/-

2.1

97.6

Mole Valley

41

355

11.5

+/-

3.3

94.9

New Forest East

40

362

11.0

+/-

3.2

98.4

New Forest West

22

295

7.5

+/-

3.0

98.7

Newbury

48

524

9.2

+/-

2.5

97.4

North East Hampshire

40

451

8.9

+/-

2.6

99.8

North Thanet

32

414

7.7

+/-

2.6

97.6

North West Hampshire

40

441

9.1

+/-

2.7

97.6

Oxford East

37

471

7.9

+/-

2.4

94.4

Oxford West and Abingdon

43

399

10.8

+/-

3.0

95.0

Portsmouth North

39

456

8.6

+/-

2.6

98.9

Portsmouth South

25

394

6.3

+/-

2.4

98.7

Rayleigh and Wickford

25

383

6.5

+/-

2.5

92.5

Reading East

30

427

7.0

+/-

2.4

95.1

Reading West

48

504

9.5

+/-

2.6

93.0

Reigate

48

418

11.5

+/-

3.1

97.2

Rochester and Strood

41

507

8.1

+/-

2.4

92.5

Rochford and Southend East

35

445

7.9

+/-

2.5

93.1

Romsey and Southampton North

31

335

9.3

+/-

3.1

98.8

Runnymede and Weybridge

28

393

7.1

+/-

2.5

95.6

Saffron Walden

33

459

7.2

+/-

2.4

91.3

Sevenoaks

45

423

10.6

+/-

2.9

95.7

Sittingbourne and Sheppey

40

527

7.6

+/-

2.3

94.6

Slough

61

705

8.7

+/-

2.1

90.2

South Basildon and East Thurrock

23

472

4.9

+/-

1.9

94.6

South Thanet

27

395

6.8

+/-

2.5

94.0

South West Surrey

53

451

11.8

+/-

3.0

97.8

Southend West

21

358

5.9

+/-

2.4

91.1

Spelthorne

46

394

11.7

+/-

3.2

95.9

Surrey Heath

31

414

7.5

+/-

2.5

94.3

Thurrock

34

527

6.5

+/-

2.1

91.2

Tonbridge and Malling

49

492

10.0

+/-

2.6

96.9

Tunbridge Wells

24

454

5.3

+/-

2.1

96.8

Wantage

47

508

9.3

+/-

2.5

93.7

Wealden

34

400

8.5

+/-

2.7

95.7

Winchester

38

413

9.2

+/-

2.8

98.1

Windsor

33

344

9.6

+/-

3.1

93.7

Witham

29

355

8.2

+/-

2.8

94.2

Witney

38

486

7.8

+/-

2.4

96.6

Woking

47

452

10.4

+/-

2.8

95.6

Wokingham

59

493

12.0

+/-

2.9

98.0

Worthing West

40

401

10.0

+/-

2.9

98.5

Wycombe

47

487

9.7

+/-

2.6

97.2

Total South East

3,623

43,304

8.4

+/-

0.3

95.7

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 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] Excludes cases where the school is situated in the London region.

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