The second highest number of teachers education cuts in Tower Hamlets
Almost 900 teachers in Tower Hamlets would lose their jobs if changes to the way schools are funded go ahead, it has been claimed today.
According to recruitment agency Teachingjobsinlondon.co.uk schools in the borough could be forced to sack 891 teachers, putting it second from top on a list of the worst affected local authorities in London.
The worst hit borough is Newham with the equivalent of 1,074 losses and Southwark with 808 is the third worst.
The company claims the least affected areas are Richmond Upon Thames (249), Kingston Upon Thames (249) and Merton (204).
The analysis used National Union of Teachers (NUT) data which took the total losses in per pupil funding for the borough’s schools and divided the resulting figure by the average Tower Hamlets teacher salar...
