Sentence examples for a shortfall of school from inspiring English sources

As local authorities warn that urgent action is needed to address a shortfall of school places, one council has taken drastic measures to address the problem.

The voters are beginning to pay attention, especially those who worry about a statewide shortfall of school aid.

A report by the National Audit Office last month found that England and Wales faced a shortfall of 240,000 primary school places by September next year.

It adds that around 28 million children are not receiving an education due to armed conflict, and predicts a shortfall of 3.3 million primary school teachers and 5.1 million lower secondary school teachers by 2030.

In September this year, the London borough of Newham is estimating a shortfall of more than 4,000 primary school places.

There is a shortfall of thousands of places for schools according to figures collected by local councils around England.

Meanwhile, the Times has reported that there is a shortfall of 5,500 maths teachers in secondary schools in England and that some schools have persuaded geography, PE and other teachers to lead classes in the subject.

After studying those projections, Bevan discovered that his school was facing a shortfall of £250,000.

Already, Britain and the US are facing a shortfall of doctors as the recruitment to medical schools fails to keep pace with an ageing population and the growing numbers of people living with long-term health conditions.

It comes more than a year after education officials disclosed a shortfall of nearly $3 billion in the $7 billion, five-year school construction budget.

The schools' latest round of financial troubles began when the Yonkers Board of Education voted in July to enter the school year fully staffed, despite a shortfall of about $20 million.