Teachers and parents at odds over school funding priorities

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published August 7, 2023

Most parents want small group or individual tutoring to be made available for their children, according to a new survey conducted for the Government’s review into the next National School Reform Agreement (NSRA).

In total, 13,684 teachers, 8494 parents or guardians and 2790 students took part in the survey.

Nearly 25,000 teachers, parents, guardians and students took part in the survey and their responses will now be considered ...

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