Protestant schools suffering more, says PPA

The Protestant Parent's Association (PPA) has accused the Government of making things more difficult for children attending Protestant schools than those in Catholic and voluntary schools.

The Protestant Parent's Association (PPA) has accused the Government of making things more difficult for children attending Protestant schools than those in Catholic and voluntary schools.

The PPA said education cutbacks are having a more dramatic impact on students in Protestant secondary schools where the pupil teacher ratio has increased to 20-to-1. They say the ratio is 19-to-1 in other schools.

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