England: With more and more number of migrants intending to move to England, the primary schools in the country are finding it hard to accommodate the extra migrant baby boom population growing in the country.

If reports are to be believed, England is in requirement of additional half a million extra premises for the purpose of primary education in order to cater to the demands of incoming migrants.

As far as the calculation of government is concerned, it has been confirmed that five hundred and forty three additional nursery and primary educational institutions are required within the next eight years.

Critics believe that the incoming number of immigrants coming in England with the passage of every year would only add more tension (pressure) on the education system of the nation. England is already struggling with the hike in the number of pupil population within the nation.

It has already being speculated that this problem would cost the taxpayer £40billion to cater the hiking number of immigrants coming in England.

In addition to this, there are predictions done by study experts that the commencement of this year would see a chaotic situation that might raise the situation of making the students study in makeshift environments.

Lord Hill, who is the schools minister, has confirmed that hike in the number of pupil numbers is one of the biggest issues which is faced by the schools system. He went on to say that the administration would work in collaboration with the local authorities and work out in the direction of meeting the current demands.