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4114 - ATTENDANCE AT ETHICS CLASSES

Hornery, Sonia to the Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education representing the Minister for Education and Early Childhood Learning

(1) How many students at each of the following schools are participating in Ethics classes:

(a) Callaghan College - Jesmond Senior Campus;

(b) Callaghan College - Wallsend Campus;

(c) Callaghan College - Waratah Technology Campus;

(d) Francis Greenway High School;

(e) Glendale Technology High School;

(f) Lambton High School;

(g) Beresfield Public School;

(h) Cardiff North Public School;

(i) Elermore Vale Public School;

(j) Glendale East Public School;

(k) Glendore Public School;

(l) Heaton Public School;

(m) Jesmond Public School;

(n) Lambton Public School;

(o) Maryland Public School;

(p) Minmi Public School;

(q) New Lambton Heights Infants School;

(r) New Lambton Public School;

(s) Plattsburg Public School;

(t) Shortland Public School;

(u) Tarro Public School;

(v) Wallsend Public School;

(w) Wallsend South Public School;

(x) Waratah Public School;

(y) Waratah West Public School?

 
Answer -

The Department of Education does not centrally collect participation statistics for Special Education in Ethics.

 

Question asked on 22 September 2020 (session 57-1) and printed in Questions & Answers Paper No. 79
Answer received on 27 October 2020 and printed in Questions & Answers Paper No. 88

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