❓ Hon. Sally Talbot questions the Minister for Education regarding the number of Aboriginal and Islander Education Officers (AIEOs) at Broome Primary School across different terms. The Minister provides figures and funding assurances.
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ABORIGINAL AND ISLANDER EDUCATION OFFICERS —
BROOME PRIMARY SCHOOL
379. Hon SALLY TALBOT to the Minister for
Education:
I refer to the Aboriginal and
Islander education officers at Broome Primary School.
(1) Home many full-time equivalent
AIEOs were employed at the school in term 4, 2013?
(2) How many actual employees filled
the AIEO positions at the school in term 4, 2013?
(3) How many
full-time equivalent AIEOs are currently employed at the school—that
is, in term 1, 2014?
(4) How many actual employees are
currently filling the AIEO positions at the school?
(5) How many full-time equivalent
AIEOs will be employed at the school in term 2, 2014?
(6) Are any other staffing cuts
planned for the school in term 2?
BROOME PRIMARY SCHOOL
379. Hon SALLY TALBOT to the Minister for
Education:
I refer to the Aboriginal and
Islander education officers at Broome Primary School.
(1) Home many full-time equivalent
AIEOs were employed at the school in term 4, 2013?
(2) How many actual employees filled
the AIEO positions at the school in term 4, 2013?
(3) How many
full-time equivalent AIEOs are currently employed at the school—that
is, in term 1, 2014?
(4) How many actual employees are
currently filling the AIEO positions at the school?
(5) How many full-time equivalent
AIEOs will be employed at the school in term 2, 2014?
(6) Are any other staffing cuts
planned for the school in term 2?
AnswerView source ↗
I thank the honourable member for
some notice of the question.
(1) As at 8 November 2013, 5.61 full-time
equivalent AIEOs were employed.
(2) There were seven actual
employees.
(3) As at 8 April 2014, 5.10 full-time
equivalent AIEOs are employed.
(4) There are currently six actual
employees.
(5) All AIEOs
currently employed at Broome Primary School have a contract through to the end
of term 1—that is, 5.10 FTEs and six employees. It is anticipated that
it will employ 5.10 FTEs in term 2. However, as an independent public school,
it may opt to employ additional AIEOs in term 2. Employees may also choose to
cease their contract.
(6) The funding
allocation for Broome Primary School will not be decreased during 2014. If the
school experiences significant growth in student enrolments, the school may be
eligible to receive additional funding.
some notice of the question.
(1) As at 8 November 2013, 5.61 full-time
equivalent AIEOs were employed.
(2) There were seven actual
employees.
(3) As at 8 April 2014, 5.10 full-time
equivalent AIEOs are employed.
(4) There are currently six actual
employees.
(5) All AIEOs
currently employed at Broome Primary School have a contract through to the end
of term 1—that is, 5.10 FTEs and six employees. It is anticipated that
it will employ 5.10 FTEs in term 2. However, as an independent public school,
it may opt to employ additional AIEOs in term 2. Employees may also choose to
cease their contract.
(6) The funding
allocation for Broome Primary School will not be decreased during 2014. If the
school experiences significant growth in student enrolments, the school may be
eligible to receive additional funding.
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