§ 15. Mr. Wallasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science what is the total number of sixth forms in the East Riding of Yorkshire Local Education Authority; and how many pupils are in each of these sixth forms.
§ Miss BaconIn January, 1967, there were 18 sixth forms in the East Riding with a total of 884 pupils. With permission, I will circulate the figures for each school in the OFFICIAL REPORT.
§ Mr. WallDo these figures indicate that there will be a relatively large number of sixth forms and a relatively small number of pupils, which would be difficult to staff and equip? Is there not a case for a sixth-form college in the centre of the county?
§ Miss BaconI know that the hon. Member has an interest in the sixth-form college at Beverley, but, as I have told him, the East Riding Education Authority produced a scheme without the sixth-form college. I know that there were two opinions about the matter, but we accepted the scheme put up to us by the East Riding Education Authority.
§ Following is the information:
East Riding of Yorkshire Education Authority—Schools with sixth forms | |
January, 1967 | |
Name of School | Sixth form pupils |
Beverley High School for Girls | 110 |
Longcroft (mixed) | 35 |
Bridlington High School for Girls | 126 |
Hessle High School (mixed) | 86 |
Withernsea High School (mixed) | 78 |
South Humsley (mixed) | 5 |
Driffield County (mixed) | 31 |
Cottingham County (mixed) | 32 |
South Holderness County (mixed) | 23 |
Barlby County (mixed) | 8 |
Woldgate County (mixed) | 22 |
Hornsea County (mixed) | 1 |
Willerby County (mixed | 31 |
Howden County (mixed) | 19 |
Fulford County (mixed) | 6 |
Bridlington: Headlands County (mixed) | 27 |
Bridlington Grammar (Boys) | 140 |
Beverley Grammar (Boys) | 104 |
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