§ Mr. Nigel JonesTo ask the Secretary of State for Education if he will list for each education authority, the amount per pupil spent on(a) under-fives, (b) primary, (c) 11 to 16 and (d) post-16 education for the last three years for which figures are available.
§ Mr. ForthAvailable expenditure data cover nursery and primary schools, or secondary schools, as a whole, and cannot be disaggregated between particular age ranges. The latest year for which information on actual expenditure by local education authorities is available is 1990–91. The tables indicate, for each local education authority in England, the average school-based expenditure per pupil in nursery and primary schools and in secondary schools in each year from 1988–89 to 1990–91.
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Net institutional expenditure per pupil in nursery and primary schools 1988–89 £ 1989–90 £ 1990–91 £ ILEA 1,605 1,835 — City — — 1,950 Camden — — 1,710 Greenwich — — 1,720 Hackney — — 1,900 Hammersmith — — 1,970 Islington — — 1,770 Kensington — — 2,060 Lambeth — — 1,840 Lewisham — — 1,710 Southwark — — 1,850 Tower Hamlets — — 1,940 Wandsworth — — 1,820 Westminster — — 2,110 Barking 1,255 1,360 1,460 Barnet 1,250 1,370 1,550 Bexley 1,100 1,215 1,260 Brent 1,375 1,425 1,670 Bromley 1,165 1,290 1,410 Croydon 1,180 1,200 1,440 Ealing 1,385 1,485 1,690 Enfield 1,110 1,220 1,430 Haringey n/a n/a 1,840 Harrow 1,115 1,230 1,480 Havering 1,095 1,155 1,290 Hillingdon 1,195 1,305 1,540 Hounslow 1,270 n/a 1,510 Kingston-upon-Thames 1,175 1,265 1,430 Merton 1,210 1,345 1,750 Newham 1,360 1,445 1,490 Redbridge 1,070 1,150 1,350 Richmond upon Thames 1,180 1,375 1,530 Sutton 1,090 1,215 1,360 Waltham Forest 1,250 1,430 1,570 Birmingham 1,040 1,130 1,260 Coventry 1,065 1,195 1,300 Dudley 1,020 1,085 1,230 Sandwell 1,175 1,275 1,450 Solihull 1,040 1,160 1,240 Walsall 1,200 1,255 1,510 Wolverhampton 1,190 1,320 1,390 Knowsley 1,165 1,235 1,390 Liverpool 1,150 1,225 1,290 St. Helens 1,050 1,170 1,210 Sefton 1,015 1,110 1,260 Wirral 1,070 1,225 1,280 Bolton 1,015 1,130 1,220 Bury 1,080 1,190 1,190 Manchester n/a n/a 1,320 Oldham 1,125 1,295 1,370 Rochdale 990 1,170 1,200 Salford 1,085 1,200 1,270
1988–89 £ 1989–90 £ 1990–91 £ Stockport 1,035 1,095 1,260 Tameside 1,115 1,235 1,320 Trafford 1,050 1,130 1,170 Wigan 1,025 1,090 1,140 Barnsley 1,065 1,145 1,260 Doncaster 1,175 1,255 1,250 Rotherham 1,125 1,245 1,340 Sheffield 1,230 1,315 1,390 Bradford 1,160 1,275 1,500 Calderdale 1,145 1,140 1,440 Kirklees 1,110 1,205 1,300 Leeds 1,155 1,255 1,430 Wakefield n/a n/a 1,340 Gateshead 1,180 1,245 1,390 Newcastle upon Tyne 1,225 1,320 1,520 North Tyneside 1,145 n/a 1,310 South Tyneside 1,150 1,255 1,290 Sunderland 1,005 1,155 1,280 Avon 1,050 1,195 1,320 Bedfordshire 1,115 1,240 1,380 Berkshire 1,030 1,105 1,340 Buckinghamshire 1,065 1,170 1,320 Cambridgeshire 1,005 1,115 1,260 Cheshire 960 1,050 1,260 Cleveland 1,075 1,150 1,230 Cornwall 1,010 1,095 1,190 Cumbria 1,140 1,265 1,340 Derbyshire 1,080 1,235 1,370 Devon 975 1,095 1,310 Dorset 1,020 1,120 1,290 Durham 1,130 1,225 1,370 East Sussex 1,025 1,125 1,240 Essex 1,050 1,150 1,240 Gloucestershire 1,010 1,140 1,200 Hampshire 1,040 1,125 1,260 Hereford and Worcester 1,000 1,145 1,360 Hertfordshire 1,130 1,245 1,340 Humberside 1,155 1,265 1,280 Isle of Wight 1,055 1,120 1,250 Kent 935 1,030 1,120 Lancashire 985 1,090 1,310 Leicestershire 1,085 1,180 1,290 Lincolnshire 1,005 1,110 1,210 Norfolk 1,070 1,160 1,280 North Yorkshire 1,030 1,100 1,230 Northamptonshire 1,005 1,095 1,230 Northumberland 1,090 1,175 1,320 Nottinghamshire 1,115 1,255 1,390 Oxfordshire 1,125 1,205 1,570 Shropshire 1,075 1,160 1,350 Somerset 1,025 1,145 1,230 Staffordshire 1,050 1,155 1,270 Suffolk 1,020 1,120 1,310 Surrey 1,050 1,140 1,340 Warwickshire 1,025 1,140 1,220 West Sussex 1,005 1,145 1,240 Wiltshire 1,045 1,125 1,260 346W
Net institutional expenditure per pupil in secondary schools 1988–89 £ 1989–90 £ 1990–91 £ ILEA 2,505 2,725 — Camden — — 2,290 Greenwich — — 2,390 Hackney — — 2,710 Hammersmith — — 2,670 Islington — — 2,440 Kensington — — 2,900 Lambeth — — 2,580 Lewisham — — 2,430 Southwark — — 2,350 Tower Hamlets — — 2,490 Wandsworth — — 2,520 Westminster — — 2,580 347W
1988–89 £ 1989–90 £ 1990–91 £ Barking 1,970 2,200 2,300 Barnet 1,820 1,925 2,110 Bexley 1,685 1,820 1,970 Brent 2,305 2,225 2,360 Bromley 1,770 1,955 2,220 Croydon 2,040 1,935 2,080 Ealing 2,145 2,345 2,580 Enfield 1,715 1,815 2,080 Haringey n/a n/a 2,590 Harrow 1,740 1,975 2,320 Havering 1,860 1,990 2,140 Hillingdon 1,870 2,005 2,340 Hounslow 1,895 n/a 2,080 Kingston-upon-Thames 1,905 2,120 2,240 Merton 1,660 1,925 1,990 Newham 2,140 2,310 2,410 Redbridge 1,735 1,855 2,120 Richmond upon Thames 1,645 1,790 1,990 Sutton 1,630 1,750 2,080 Waltham Forest 2,435 2,490 2,650 Birmingham 1,640 1,800 2,050 Coventry 1,940 2,180 2,340 Dudley 1,840 1,915 2,100 Sandwell 1,885 2,120 2,300 Solihull 1,650 1,835 2,080 Walsall 1,885 1,995 2,260 Wolverhampton 1,745 1,970 2,120 Knowsley 1,990 2,105 2,230 Liverpool 1,905 2,060 2,250 St. Helens 1,710 1,965 1,960 Sefton 1,600 1,715 2,030 Wirral 1,750 1,970 2,110 Bolton 1,635 1,795 1,990 Bury 1,730 1,860 1,810 Manchester n/a n/a 2,150 Oldham 1,590 1,760 1,940 Rochdale 1,695 2,050 2,140 Salford 1,860 2,140 2,190 Stockport 1,730 1,860 2,030 Tameside 1,660 1,770 1,950 Trafford 1,710 1,920 2,080 Wigan 1,850 2,000 2,100 Barnsley 1,645 1,795 1,820 Doncaster 1,655 1,805 1,860 Rotherham 1,635 1,810 1,960 Sheffield 1,810 1,920 2,150 Bradford 1,605 1,635 1,780 Calderdale 1,665 1,665 2,090 Kirklees 1,620 1,765 1,920 Leeds 1,545 1,715 1,920 Wakefield n/a n/a 1,940 Gateshead 1,770 1,865 2,080 Newcastle upon Tyne 1,870 1,980 1,990 North Tyneside 1,785 n/a 1,940 South Tyneside 1,825 2,010 2,140 Sunderland 1,670 1,845 1,930 Avon 1,630 1,795 1,940 Bedfordshire 1,635 1,815 1,880 Berkshire 1,570 1,735 1,950 Buckinghamshire 1,715 1,850 2,050 Cambridgeshire 1,480 1,640 1,880 Cheshire 1,545 1,715 1,950 Cleveland 1,770 1,915 2,090 Cornwall 1,525 1,690 1,890 Cumbria 1,685 1,845 2,030 Derbyshire 1,755 1,975 2,110 Devon 1,535 1,705 1,950 Dorset 1,490 1,630 1,810 Durham 1,575 1,735 1,990 East Sussex 1,565 1,765 1,980 Essex 1,635 1,800 1,950 Gloucestershire 1,545 1,735 1,910 Hampshire 1,580 1,790 1,970 Hereford and Worcestershire 1,440 1,635 1,840 Hertfordshire 1,740 1,900 2,070 Humberside 1,690 1,765 1,910 Isle of Wight 1,495 1,575 1,760
1988–89 £ 1989–90 £ 1990–91 £ Kent 1,475 1,565 1,800 Lancashire 1,620 1,810 1,950 Leicestershire 1,770 1,900 2,090 Lincolnshire 1,505 1,630 1,910 Norfolk 1,585 1,810 1,990 North Yorkshire 1,595 1,760 2,020 Northamptonshire 1,545 1,685 1,800 Northumberland 1,630 1,645 1,810 Nottinghamshire 1,745 1,960 2,220 Oxfordshire 1,660 1,810 2,160 Shropshire 1,690 1,855 2,100 Somerset 1,570 1,745 1,850 Staffordshire 1,610 1,790 1,930 Suffolk 1,485 1,820 2,020 Surrey 1,635 1,675 2,100 Warwickshire 1,635 1,765 1,890 West Sussex 1,530 1,745 1,910 Wiltshire 1,555 1,700 1,890 Notes to tables:
1. Figures are derived from LEAs' returns of their spending to the Department of the Environment and of their pupil numbers to the Department for Education. They include school-based spending on salaries and wages, recurrent premises costs, books, equipment and other supplies and services. For 1990–91 they also include unspent balances held by schools at the year end under local management schemes. Figures exclude spending on home to school transport,
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Local education authority Net institutional expenditure per pupil £ Net recurrent expenditure special education £'000s Net recurrent expenditure, special education as a percentage of all education Per cent. Camden 13,230 5,857 8.9 Greenwich 15,190 13,049 12.7 Hackney 7,920 6,369 6.0 Hammersmith 13,590 4,114 7.2 Islington 11,290 5,065 6.1 Kensington 15,300 2,088 5.1 Lambeth 9,120 12,518 10.3 Lewisham 11,370 8,342 7.6 Southwark 12,900 8,181 7.9 Tower Hamlets 11,090 7,575 7.1 Wandsworth 14,950 9,102 8.8 Westminster 8,390 4,956 6.2 Barking 16,800 3,828 6.7 Barnet 8,590 5,982 6.2 Bexley 7,330 4,796 6.5 Brent 11,170 7,165 6.0 Bromley 8,680 5,754 6.6 Croydon 6,820 4,058 3.3 Ealing 8,820 10,244 7.9 Enfield 10,510 7,822 7.7 Haringey 9,140 5,070 4.9 Harrow 14,120 5,582 7.3 Havering 6,500 3,519 4.4 Hillingdon 9,340 5,965 7.0 Hounslow 8,460 6,876 8.5 Kingston upon Thames 7,520 3,196 6.7 Merton 9,450 4,183 7.0 Newham 11,350 7,001 6.7 Redbridge 7,760 5,624 7.4 Richmond upon Thames 8,440 2,613 5.4 Sutton 6,020 3,811 6.7 Waltham Forest 10,680 6,219 6.7 Birmingham 8,010 25,526 6.6 Coventry 9,040 8,503 6.4 Dudley 7,310 6,456 6.0 Sandwell 5,600 6,699 5.4 Solihull 12,080 4,453 6.3 Walsall 7,630 4,941 4.2 Wolverhampton 7,030 4,588 4.3 Knowsley 6,790 5,091 7.0 Liverpool 5,880 12,648 6.4 St. Helens 6,340 5,124 7.1 school meals, LEAs' central administration and financing costs of capital expenditure.
2. "n/a" indicates that a return was not received from the LEA. Figures for 1988–89 and 1989–90 are rounded to the nearest £5, and for 1990–91 to the nearest £10.
§ Mr. Nigel JonesTo ask the Secretary of State for Education if he will list for each education authority, the amount per pupil spent on special needs education, the total spent on special needs education and the percentage this represents of the total education budget, for the last year for which figures are available.
§ Mr. ForthThe latest year for which information on actual expenditure is available is 1990–91. The table indicates, for each local education authority in England, net institutional expenditure per pupil in maintained special schools or receiving education otherwise than at school provided by each local education authority; total net recurrent expenditure on special education; and the percentage this represents of the LEA's total net recurrent expenditure on education. The figures for special education exclude expenditure on pupils with special needs attending primary and secondary schools and on services such as child guidance and educational psychology, as the relevant data are not collected separately.
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Local education authority Net institutional expenditure per pupil £ Net recurrent expenditure special education £'000s Net recurrent expenditure special education as a percentage of all education Per cent. Sefton 5,370 4,892 4.7 Wirrall 6,750 8,316 6.3 Bolton 6,550 4,909 5.0 Bury 6,130 3,649 5.5 Manchester 8,670 14,738 7.7 Oldham 5,990 4,664 5.5 Rochdale 6,990 5,197 6.0 Salford 7,800 5,379 6.1 Stockport 7,140 6,404 6.3 Tameside 8,250 5,023 6.4 Trafford 6,550 3,709 5.0 Wigan 7,070 7,850 6.6 Barnsley 9,750 2,959 4.0 Doncaster 4,240 4,578 4.2 Rotherham 7,260 7,232 7.6 Sheffield 11,470 10,281 5.5 Bradford 9,950 10,716 5.3 Calderdale 6,480 2,491 3.3 Kirklees 8,200 7,270 4.9 Leeds 6,380 8,665 3.4 Wakefield 5,630 5,828 5.2 Gateshead 8,110 4,549 6.2 Newcastle upon Tyne 9,430 6,597 6.2 North Tyneside 8,520 5,363 7.3 South Tyneside 6,560 2,797 4.4 Sunderland 5,740 5,125 4.8 Avon 7,590 20,867 6.5 Bedfordshire 6,700 11,258 5.6 Berkshire 6,880 16,974 6.7 Buckinghamshire 6,450 15,866 6.8 Cambridgeshire 8,890 12,396 5.4 Cheshire 9,570 22,415 6.5 Cleveland 6,390 11,040 4.7 Cornwall 7,040 5,265 3.4 Cumbria 9,050 5,819 3.3 Derbyshire 8,860 19,722 5.6 Devon 5,590 17,405 5.5 Dorset 4,960 10,179 5.3 Durham 8,470 12,427 5.8 East Sussex 7,650 16,137 8.2 Essex 7,010 30,704 6.1 Gloucestershire 7,590 14,675 8.0 Hampshire 6,250 35,309 7.1 Herefordshire and Worcestershire 5,040 10,869 4.9 Hertfordshire 8,760 23,326 6.5 Humberside 12,310 18,764 5.8 Isle of Wight 4,270 2,062 4.9 Kent 5,360 31,992 6.8 Lancashire 7,760 40,346 7.7 Leicestershire 7,940 13,595 4.1 Lincolnshire 9,250 14,985 8.0 Norfolk 9,480 13,304 5.7 North Yorkshire 8,950 13,987 5.9 Northamptonshire 8,620 13,123 6.4 Northumberland 7,820 5,549 5.0 Nottinghamshire 6,310 17,382 4.7 Oxfordshire 8,420 9,362 4.8 Shropshire 7,880 7,776 5.2 Somerset 13,890 11,962 7.3 Staffordshire 6,720 17,723 5.0 Suffolk 6,170 8,817 4.4 Surrey 6,690 21,942 7.2 Warwickshire 8,120 13,263 7.7 West Sussex 5,740 13,193 6.5 Wiltshire 6,610 11,751 5.9 Note to table
1. Figures are derived from LEAs' returns of their spending to the Department of the Environment and of their pupil numbers to the Department for Education.
2. Net institutional expenditure covers the costs of salaries and wages, recurrent premises costs, books, equipment and other supplies and services. It excludes the costs of home to school transport, school meals, LEAs' central administration, and financing costs of capital expenditure.
3. Net recurrent expenditure includes all expenditure other than on financing of capital expenditure, less income other than from specific 350W 351W grants.
4. The variations in the figures between LEAs partly reflect the geographical distribution of different kinds of special schools and partly differences in policies of integration of pupils with special needs into ordinary schools.