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Dáil

Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Retirement of Women Teachers.

asked the Minister for Education if he will give a return showing (a) the number of women teachers who have been compulsorily retired on pension in consequence of the regulation which came into operation on October 1st, 1938; (b) the number of women principals who, since January 1st, 1935, were recognised as privileged assistants consequent on the amalgamation of their schools with neighbouring boys' schools; (c) the number of girls' schools formerly staffed entirely by lay teachers which, since 1935, have come under the control of religious teaching orders; (d) the number of women teachers who have been compulsorily retired since 1934 consequent on their marriage; (e) the number of trained women teachers at present employed (1) as junior assistant mistresses, and (2) as additional lay assistants (supernumeraries) in convent national schools; (f) the number of two-teacher schools in which, since January, 1935, the assistant teacher has been replaced by a junior assistant mistress.

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Thomas Derrig Minister for Education (Mr. Derrig) Fianna Fáil

The statistics which the Deputy has asked for are being prepared by my Department and will be supplied to him as soon as possible.

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