Support Staff Full time staff Part time staff Total Total directed directed hours hours Male Female Male per Female per week week Higher Level Teaching Assistants (HLTAs) Teaching Assistants Special needs support staff Pastoral support staff Matrons/nurses/medical staff (including NHS employees) Laboratory or workshop technicians Librarians and library assistants Other administration staff School Business Manager or equivalent Section 6: Classes as taught This section is 6.1 mandatory. 6.2 Details are required of all registered classes running on a normal Tuesday. Include all pupils on the register as at 14 January 2014, whether present or absent on that day. Include each pupil only once. 6.3 Where a class has both full and part time morning and afternoon pupils, the size of the class should be the number of full time pupils plus either the number of morning or afternoon part time pupils, whichever is the greatest. For example, a class with 20 full time pupils, 10 part time morning pupils and 5 part time afternoon pupils should be entered as a class of 30 pupils. Classes with only part time pupils should be treated as separate classes. For example, a school which has one part time class in the morning and one part time class in the afternoon, with no full time pupils in either, should record the morning and afternoon classes separately. Do not record unusual situations (such as class amalgamation or school closure) which may have occurred on the Census day due (for example) to staff training or absence, or severe weather conditions. Pupils normally present, but absent on the enumeration day, should be included. In the situation where a teacher teaches one class in the morning and a different class in the afternoon, please include the teacher in both classes. This rule also applies to any support staff.
Support Staff Full time staff Part time staff Male Female Male Total directed hours per week Female Total directed hours per week Higher Level Teaching Assistants (HLTAs) Teaching Assistants Special needs support staff Pastoral support staff Matrons/nurses/medical staff (including NHS employees) Laboratory or workshop technicians Librarians and library assistants Other administration staff School Business Manager or equivalent Section 6: Classes as taught 6.1 This section is mandatory. 6.2 Details are required of all registered classes running on a normal Tuesday. Include all pupils on the register as at 14 January 2014, whether present or absent on that day. Include each pupil only once. 6.3 Where a class has both full and part time morning and afternoon pupils, the size of the class should be the number of full time pupils plus either the number of morning or afternoon part time pupils, whichever is the greatest. For example, a class with 20 full time pupils, 10 part time morning pupils and 5 part time afternoon pupils should be entered as a class of 30 pupils. Classes with only part time pupils should be treated as separate classes. For example, a school which has one part time class in the morning and one part time class in the afternoon, with no full time pupils in either, should record the morning and afternoon classes separately. Do not record unusual situations (such as class amalgamation or school closure) which may have occurred on the Census day due (for example) to staff training or absence, or severe weather conditions. Pupils normally present, but absent on the enumeration day, should be included. In the situation where a teacher teaches one class in the morning and a different class in the afternoon, please include the teacher in both classes. This rule also applies to any support staff.
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