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Staffing Formula

Teacher Librarians

the number of students in schools up to 170 students, and

the number of teachers in schools with more than 170 students

Teacher-Librarian Entitlement for Schools:

Up to 170 students, it is based on enrolments:

1-25	0.084 (there are part time entitlements too, in addition)
26-50	0.084
51-54	0.168
55-75	0.168
76-83	0.200
84-112	0.200
113-140	0.200
141-150	0.200
151-170	0.400

Above 170 students it is worked out by the number of teachers. The number of teachers is worked out by formula thus:

Number of teachers = K x 0.0385+Yr 1 x 0.357 + Yr2 x 0.345 +Yr 3-6 x 0.0333 + SS x 0.0333

Therefore:- T-L entitlement:

Number of teachers
7 or 8 : 0.400

9 - 12 : 0.600

13 - 17 : 0.800

18 - 23 : 1.000

24 - 30 : 1.200

31 - 37 : 1.400

38 - 40 : 1.600

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