PARLIAMENTARY WRITTEN QUESTION
Teachers: Ethnic Groups (28 October 2014)
Question Asked
To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how many black and minority ethnic teachers there are in state (a) primary and (b) secondary schools; and if she will make a statement.
Asked by:
Ms Diane Abbott (Labour)
Asked by:
Ms Diane Abbott (Labour)
Answer
Figures from the School Workforce Census of November 2013 show there were 12,800 black and minority ethnic teachers in publicly funded primary schools and 18,600 in publicly funded secondary schools in England; a total of 31,400 teachers (an increase from 25,900 in November 2010). This represents 6% of primary school teachers and 9% of all secondary school teachers. 7% of all teachers in primary and secondary schools in England come from black and other ethnic minority groups.
Answered by:
Mr David Laws (Liberal Democrat)
3 November 2014
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