The cost in the first and full year of an additional 3.43m 1.14m 975 additional SNAs are being made available for allocation to € € 100 SNAs schools from September 2017 which is a 7.5% increase to meet the demands for the new school year. A total of 13,990 SNA posts will now be available for allocation to primary, post primary and special schools. In total, the number of SNAs available has increased by over 32% since 2011, when 10,575 posts were available. The NCSE is currently conducting a Comprehensive Review of the SNA scheme which is due to be completed in 2018. The cost of increasing core funding to publicly If core funding to HEIs was increased by 1%, the total full year €10.069m funded third level institutions by 1% cost would be This represents an increase of €1.017bn. over the current allocation (which totals for €10.069m €1.006bn 2017). Cost to restore Co-ordinator service under There were 46 Rural Co-Ordinator posts serving 331 schools in €3.2m Home School Liaison Service 2010. The Rural Co-Ordinator Service was discontinued wef 31st August 2011. The costing for 46 posts x (average €60,000 salary) = 51 new Rural Schools were announced in €2,760,000. DEIS Plan 2017 which was launched on the 13th February last . It would be anticipated that based on the ratio’s above there would be approx 8 new posts to serve these schools. The cost of 8posts x (average salary) = The total cost €60,000 €480,000. therefore if the Rural Co-ordinator Service recommenced would be approx 54 posts) €3,240,000.( Costs to reverse changes to the non-adjacent 1) Of the students who received the maintenance grant in €25m €11m 28. grant levels 2016/17, 52.5% qualified for the non-adjacent rate and 47.5% for the adjacent rate. The percentage split before the Budget 2011 change was 78% qualified for the non-adjacent rate and 22% for the adjacent rate. It is assumed that the percentage split between adjacent and non-adjacent would revert back to the split that existed pre-Budget 2011. 2)Student numbers are based on
The cost in the first and full year of an additional 100 SNAs € 3.43m € 1.14m 975 additional SNAs are being made available for allocation to schools from September 2017 which is a 7.5% increase to meet the demands for the new school year. A total of 13,990 SNA posts will now be available for allocation to primary, post primary and special schools. In total, the number of SNAs available has increased by over 32% since 2011, when 10,575 posts were available. The NCSE is currently conducting a Comprehensive Review of the SNA scheme which is due to be completed in 2018. The cost of increasing core funding to publicly funded third level institutions by 1% €10.069m If core funding to HEIs was increased by 1%, the total full year cost would be €1.017bn. This represents an increase of €10.069m over the current allocation (which totals €1.006bn for 2017). Cost to restore Co-ordinator service under Home School Liaison Service €3.2m There were 46 Rural Co-Ordinator posts serving 331 schools in 2010. The Rural Co-Ordinator Service was discontinued wef 31st August 2011. The costing for 46 posts x €60,000 (average salary) = €2,760,000. 51 new Rural Schools were announced in DEIS Plan 2017 which was launched on the 13th February last . It would be anticipated that based on the ratio’s above there would be approx 8 new posts to serve these schools. The cost of 8posts x €60,000 (average salary) = €480,000. The total cost therefore if the Rural Co-ordinator Service recommenced would be approx €3,240,000.( 54 posts) 28. Costs to reverse changes to the non-adjacent grant levels €25m €11m 1) Of the students who received the maintenance grant in 2016/17, 52.5% qualified for the non-adjacent rate and 47.5% for the adjacent rate. The percentage split before the Budget 2011 change was 78% qualified for the non-adjacent rate and 22% for the adjacent rate. It is assumed that the percentage split between adjacent and non-adjacent would revert back to the split that existed pre-Budget 2011. 2)Student numbers are based on