❓ Question seeking data on assaults against teachers in specific WA schools during 2010, including recorded incidents, convictions, leave taken, and resignations/retirements resulting from assaults.
AnsweredQoN 5708Legislative Assembly
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For each of the following schools in the period January 2010 to December 2010:
(i) Boyare Primary School;
(ii) Burbridge School;
(iii) Dryandra Primary School;
(iv) Koondoola Primary School;
(v) Koondoola Intensive Language Centre;
(vi) Mirrabooka Primary School;
(vii) Mirabooka Senior High School;
(viii) Mirrabooka Senior High School Education Support Centre;
(ix) Nollamara Primary School;
(x) Nollamara Intensive Language Centre;
(xi) Waddington Primary School;
(xii) Westminster Primary Education Support Centre;
(xiii) Westminster Primary School; and
(xiv) Westminster Junior Primary School?
(a) how many assaults on teachers were recorded;
(b) how many convictions were recorded for assaults on teachers;
(c) how many teachers spent time off active duty, following an assault;
(d) how many hours of sick leave or stress leave was taken by teachers who were assaulted;
(e) how many primary school teachers resigned or retired as a result of being assaulted; and
(f) how many teachers are currently on sick leave or stress leave as a result of being assaulted?
(i) Boyare Primary School;
(ii) Burbridge School;
(iii) Dryandra Primary School;
(iv) Koondoola Primary School;
(v) Koondoola Intensive Language Centre;
(vi) Mirrabooka Primary School;
(vii) Mirabooka Senior High School;
(viii) Mirrabooka Senior High School Education Support Centre;
(ix) Nollamara Primary School;
(x) Nollamara Intensive Language Centre;
(xi) Waddington Primary School;
(xii) Westminster Primary Education Support Centre;
(xiii) Westminster Primary School; and
(xiv) Westminster Junior Primary School?
(a) how many assaults on teachers were recorded;
(b) how many convictions were recorded for assaults on teachers;
(c) how many teachers spent time off active duty, following an assault;
(d) how many hours of sick leave or stress leave was taken by teachers who were assaulted;
(e) how many primary school teachers resigned or retired as a result of being assaulted; and
(f) how many teachers are currently on sick leave or stress leave as a result of being assaulted?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
10 August 2011
Responded by
Minister for Education
Response time
56 days
[see tabled paper no].
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