HC Deb 24 October 1972 vol 843 cc269-81W
Mr. Barry Jones

asked the Secretary of State for Education and Science (1) how many nursery schools there are in each local education authority of England and Wales, in the maintained and, separately, the private sector;

  1. (2) what is the total number of classes in nursery schools in each local education authority in England and Wales, in the maintained and, separately, the private sector;
  2. (3) how many children attend nursery schools full-time and part-time in each local education authority of England and Wales, in the maintained and, separately, the private sector;
  3. (4) how many children in maintained and, separately, private nursery schools in each local education authority of England and Wales are aged two years, three years and four years;
  4. (5) how many members of full-time staff in maintained and, separately, private nursery schools in each local education 270 authority in England and Wales are head teachers, other qualified teachers, National Nursing Education Board trained assistants, and untrained nursery assistants;
  5. (6) how many members of part-time staff in maintained and, separately, private nursery schools in each local education authority in England and Wales are either qualified teachers, National Nursing Education Board trained assistants and untrained nursery assistants;
  6. (7) how many head teachers, other qualified teachers, National Nursing Education Board trained nursery assistants and untrained nursery assistants have charge of a class in maintained and, separately, private nursery schools in each local education area in England and Wales;
  7. (8) how many nursery classes there are in each local education authority in England and Wales in the maintained and, separately, the private sector;
  8. (9) how many children attend nursery classes full-time and part-time in each 271 local education authority in England and Wales in the maintained and, separately, the private sector;
  9. (10) how many members of full-time staff are head teachers, heads of nursery departments, other qualified teachers, National Nursing Education Board trained nursery assistants or untrained nursery assistants in nursery classes in the maintained and, separately, the private sector in each local education authority in England and Wales;
  10. (11) how many members of part-time staff are other qualified teachers, National Nursing Education Board trained nursery assistants or untrained nursery assistants in nursery classes in the maintained and, separately, the private sector in each local education authority in England and Wales;
  11. (12) how many head teachers, heads of nursery departments, other qualified teachers, National Nursing Education Board trained nursery assistants or untrained nursery assistants have charge of a nursery class in each local education authority in England and Wales in the maintained and, separately, the private sector;
  12. (13) how many members of full-time staff in each local education authority of England and Wales in the maintained and, separately, the private sector are head teachers, other qualified teachers, National Nursing Education Board trained nursery assistants or untrained nursery assistants;
  13. (14) how many members of part-time staff in each local education authority of England and Wales in the maintained and, separately, the private sector are other qualified teachers, National Nursing Education Board trained nursery assistants, or untrained nursery assistants;
  14. (15) how many head teachers, other qualified teachers, National Nursing Education Board trained nursery assistants, or untrained nursery assistants have charge of a class in each local education authority in England and Wales in the maintained and, separately, the private sector.

Mr. van Straubenzee

The preparation of the information requested will take some time and I shall write to the hon. Member as soon as possible.

Mr. Barry Jones

asked the Secretary of State for Education and Science (1) how many children in nursery classes are aged two years, three years and four years in the maintained and, separately, the private sector in each local education authority in England and Wales;

  1. (2) what is the total number of reception classes in each local education authority in England and Wales in the maintained and, separately, the private sector;
  2. (3) what is the total number of children in reception classes in each local education authority in England and Wales in the maintained and, separately, the private sector;
  3. (4) how many of the children in reception classes of each local education authority in England and Wales in the maintained and, separately, the private sector are under five years of age;
  4. (5) how many children under five years of age in reception classes of each local education authority in England and Wales in the maintained and, separately, the private sector are attending full-time and part-time;
  5. (6) how many children under five years of age in reception classes of each local education authority in England and Wales in both the maintained and, separately, the private sector are aged two years, three years and four years.

Mr. van Straubenzee

The information is not collected by the Department.

Mr. Barry Jones

asked the Secretary of State for Education and Science (1) how many maintained nursery schools in each local education authority of England and Wales were/are being built under the Urban Aid Programme;

(2) how many maintained nursery classes were/are being built under the Urban Aid Programme in each local education authority in England and Wales.

Mr. van Straubenzee

Under Phases I, II, III and V of the Urban Aid Programme, 122 nursery schools and 553 nursery classes have been approved in England and Wales. Responsibility for nursery provision in Wales is a matter for my right hon. and learned Friend the Secretary of State for Wales.

The details are as follows:—

NUMBER OF NURSERY SCHOOLS AND CLASSES, BUILT AND BEING BUILT UNDER THE URBAN AID PROGRAMME
Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase V Total for each L.E.A. under Urban Aid Programme
Local Education Authority Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools
401 Bedfordshire 1 1
402 Berkshire
403 Buckinghamshire 1 1
404 Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely
405 Cheshire 1 1 1 1 2
406 Cornwall 1 1
407 Cumberland 2 2 4
408 Derbyshire 2 1 1 3 1
409 Devon 3 3
410 Dorset
411 Durham 3 2 3 8
412 Essex 2 2
413 Gloucestershire
414 Hampshire
415 Herefordshire
416 Hertfordshire 1 1
417 Huntingdon and Peterborough 1 1
419 Isle of Wight
420 Isles of Scilly
421 Kent 4 2 6
422 Lancashire 14 8 3 25
423 Leicestershire
424 Lincolnshire—Holland
425 Kesteven
426 Lindsey
429 Norfolk
430 Northamptonshire
431 Northumberland 6 1 7
432 Nottinghamshire 1 1 2
433 Oxfordshire
435 Rutland
436 Shropshire (Salop) 1 2 1 4
437 Somerset 1 1
438 Staffordshire 1 1
439 Suffolk—East
440 West
441 Surrey
NUMBER OF NURSERY SCHOOLS AND CLASSES, BUILT AND BEING BUILT UNDER THE URBAN AID PROGRAMME
Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase V Total for each L.E.A. under Urban Aid Programme
Local Education Authority Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools
442 Sussex—East
443 West
444 Warwickshire 1 3 4
445 Westmorland 2 2
446 Wiltshire
447 Worcestershire
448 Yorkshire—East Riding 2 2
449 North Riding 4 1 4 9
450 West Riding 12 9 10 31
451 Barnsley
452 Barrow-in-Furness 1 1
453 Bath
454 Birkenhead 2 1 3
455 Birmingham 13 3 8 8 29 3
456 Blackburn 4 1 1 1 1 6 2
457 Blackpoo
458 Bolton 1 1
459 Bootle 1 1 1 2 1
460 Bournemouth
461 Bradford 7 3 10
462 Brighton
463 Bristol 2 1 2 1
464 Burnley 1 1 2
465 Burton-upon-Trent 2 2
466 Bury
467 Canterbury
468 Carlisle 2 2
469 Chester
470 Coventry 2 1 1 2
472 Darlington 4 4
473 Derby 1 1 1 3
474 Dewsbury 1 1
475 Doncaster 1 1 1 3
476 Dudley 2 1 3
477 Eastbourne
479 Exeter
480 Gateshead 3 3 6
NUMBER OF NURSERY SCHOOLS AND CLASSES, BUILT AND BEING BUILT UNDER THE URBAN AID PROGRAMME
Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase V Total for each L.E.A. under Urban Aid Programme
Local Education Authority Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools
481 Gloucester
482 Great Yarmouth
483 Grimsby
484 Halifax
533 Hartlepool 1 1 3 5
485 Hastings
486 Huddersfield 4 2 1 4 9 2
487 Ipswich 1 1 2
488 Kingston-upon-Hull 3 4 7
489 Leeds 12 4 16
490 Leicester 12 3 2 17
491 Lincoln 1 1
492 Liverpool 10 1 6 6 4 26 1
531 Luton 1 1
493 Manchester 15 3 4 22
495 Newcastle-upon-Tyne 4 1 4 1 1 2 11 2
496 Northampton 2 2
497 Norwich
498 Nottingham 10 3 13
499 Oldham 1 1
500 Oxford 1 1
501 Plymouth 1 2 3
502 Portsmouth 2 2 4
503 Preston
504 Reading
505 Rochdale 1 1 2
506 Rotherham 1 1 1 3
507 St. Helens
508 Salford 6 7 13
509 Sheffield 8 3 1 11 1
530 Solihull
511 Southampton 5 1 6
512 Southend-on-Sea
513 Southport
514 South Shields 1 1 2 4
515 Stockport 1 1
516 Stoke-on-Trent 1 1 1 1
NUMBER OF NURSERY SCHOOLS AND CLASSES, BUILT AND BEING BUILT UNDER THE URBAN AID PROGRAMME
Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase V Total for each L.E.A. under Urban Aid Programme
Local Education Authority Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools
517 Sunderland 1 2 1 2 5 1
535 Teesside 10 3 3 16
534 Torbay
518 Tynemouth 2 1 3
519 Wakefield
520 Wallasey 1 1
521 Walsall 17 5 22
532 Warley 2 2 4
522 Warrington
523 West Bromwich 1 1
526 Wigan 1 1
527 Wolverhampton 1 3 1 1 2 4
528 Worcester
529 York
301 Barking
302 Barnet 2 2 4
303 Bexley
304 Brent 1 2 5 6 2
305 Bromley
306 Croydon 1 1
307 Ealing 2 2 2 1 4 3
308 Enfield 1 1 2
309 Haringey 8 2 4 14
310 Harrow
311 Havering
312 Hillingdon
313 Hounslow 4 1 5
314 Kingston-upon-Thames
315 Merton
316 Newham 5 1 3 5 13 1
317 Redbridge
318 Richmond-upon-Thames
319 Sutton
320 Waltham Forest 5 2 1 5 3
427 London 43 1 7 12 1 62 2
NUMBER OF NURSERY SCHOOLS AND CLASSES BUILT AND BEING BUILT UNDER THE URBAN AID PROGRAMME
Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase V Total for each L.E.A. under Urban Aid Programme
Local Education Authority Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools Classes Schools
550 Anglesey 1 1
551 Breconshire 2 1 2 1
552 Caernarvonshire
553 Cardiganshire
554 Carmarthenshire 4 4
555 Denbighshire 6 1 6 1
556 Flintshire 1 6 1 6
557 Glamorgan 1 1 1 6 20 7 22
558 Merioneth
559 Monmouthshire 2 2 1 5
560 Montgomeryshire 1 1
561 Pembrokeshire 1 1
562 Radnorshire
563 Cardiff 2 2 8 3 8 7
564 Merthyr Tydfil 6 4 10
565 Newport (Monmouthshire)
566 Swansea 2 1 2 1
TOTAL ENGLAND 148 21 165 17 138 24 55 21 506 83
TOTAL WALES 8 3 5 3 34 33 47 39
TOTAL ENGLAND AND WALES 148 21 173 20 143 27 89 54 553 122
(i) Phases I and II relate to projects approved for starting in the period 1968–70. Phases III and V provide for building starts up to 31st March, 1973.
(ii) Phase IV comprised non-capital projects to be carried out in 1971–72.
(iii) For the purposes of this table one nursery unit has been taken as synonymous with one nursery class.