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The National Policy on Education was ranked with the following metrics:
Learner – Qualified Teacher Ratio, Learner – Classroom Ratio, Learner – Toilet Ratio, Foundational Reading Skills, Foundational Numeracy Skills, Budgetary Allocation, Primary Completion, Primary Transition and Junior Secondary Completion
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Outstanding = 90 – 100
Very Good = 70 – 89
Good = 50 – 69
Fair = 31 – 49
Poor = 11 – 30
Bad = 0 – 10
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The National Policy on Education stipulates that the teacher-learner ratio for primary and junior secondary schools should be 1:35. It is expected that where learners for a particular class exceed 35, a new arm of the same classroom is created, to maintain the agreeable ratio of 1:35 for teacher and for a classroom.
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The National Policy on Education stipulates that the teacher-learner ratio for primary and junior secondary schools should be 1:35. It is expected that where learners for a particular class exceed 35, a new arm of the same classroom is created, to maintain the agreeable ratio of 1:35 for teacher and for a classroom.
