§ Mr. WillisTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment if he will list by local education authority the (i) amounts bid for and (ii) grants made by his Department for(a) 1998–99 and (b) 1999–2000 for revenue expenditure to meet his class size pledge. [78630]
§ Ms Estelle MorrisI refer the hon. Member to the answer I gave on 23 March 1999,Official Report, column 192.
§ Mr. WillisTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment if he will list the bids made by local education authorities for (i) 1998–99 and (ii) 1999–2000 for(a) extra teachers and (b) new classrooms to meet the Government's class size pledge. [78633]
§ Ms Estelle MorrisI refer the hon. Member to the answers I gave on 10 February 1999,Official Report, column 271; 2 March 1999, Official Report, column 613; and 23 March 1999, Official Report, column 192.
§ Mr. WillisTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment if he will list by local education authority his estimate of the impact of class size reduction grants made by his Department for (i) 1998–99 and (ii) 1999–2000 in terms of extra(a) teachers and (b) classrooms. [78631]
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§ Ms Estelle MorrisThe information requested is set out in the following table.
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The impact of capital and revenue funding to reduce infant class sizes in 1998–99 and 1999–2000 1998–99 1999–2000 LEA name Added classrooms Extra teachers Added classrooms Extra teachers Barking and Dagenham 2 — — 3 Barnet 3 5 — 10 Barnsley — — 6 27 Bath and North East Somerset 2 — 2 12 Bedfordshire 10 — 15 53 Bexley 5 14 2 15 Birmingham — — 5 4 Blackburn 3 9 7 13 Blackpool 7 5 3 17 Bolton 3 — 7 60 Bournemouth — — 9 5 Bracknell 2 — 5 8 Bradford 2 46 — 66 Brent — — 1 — Brighton and Hove — 6 7 15 Bristol 3 — 3 14 Bromley 5 14 4 27 Buckinghamshire 2 7 20 83 Bury 16 44 3 49 Calderdale 1 13 — 16 Cambridgeshire 10 — 11 69 Camden — — — 1 Cheshire 10 — 14 100 City of London — — — — Cornwall 5 — 8 56 Coventry 3 50 4 42 Croydon 1 7 — 17 Cumbria 3 10 14 51 Darlington 3 — 4 14 Derby 14 75 2 59 Derbyshire 22 100 24 133 Devon 8 79 2 75 Doncaster — — 4 37 Dorset 3 31 10 61 Dudley 4 — 7 17 Durham 3 24 5 46 Ealing 4 20 5 17 East Riding of Yorkshire 1 16 14 39 East Sussex 6 8 4 58 Enfield 3 — 8 27 Essex 7 — 16 77 Gateshead 2 9 — 8 Gloucestershire 4 — 8 56 Greenwich 1 — 2 0 Hackney — — — 6 Halton 2 — — 23 Hammersmith and Fulham — — — — Hampshire 12 — 10 108 Haringey — 3 — 3 Harrow — — — 7 Hartlepool 2 5 2 7 Havering 1 — — — Herefordshire — 10 12 16 Hertfordshire 4 35 5 102 Hillingdon 12 22 16 16 Hounslow — — 8 11 Isle of Wight 2 11 1 15 Isles of Scilly — — — — Islington — — — — Kensington and Chelsea — — — — Kent 11 — 12 80 Kingston upon Hull — — 7 23 Kingston upon Thames — — 26 9 Kirklees 6 44 10 57 Knowsley 1 — 5 12 Lambeth 3 — 2 4 Lancashire 30 57 61 121 Leeds 3 33 9 111 Leicester City 4 35 11 17 372W373W
The impact of capital and revenue funding to reduce infant class sizes in 1998–99 and 1999–2000 1998–99 1999–2000 LEA name Added classrooms Extra teachers Added classrooms Extra teachers Leicestershire 10 26 6 57 Lewisham — — — — Lincolnshire 3 6 9 31 Liverpool 1 — 3 9 Luton 1 — 10 10 Manchester 9 — 1 3 Medway 3 — 3 28 Merton — — 27 9 Middlesbrough 1 5 — 12 Milton Keynes — — 4 16 Newcastle upon Tyne 8 40 1 28 Newham 6 16 7 10 Norfolk 5 29 13 71 North East Lincolnshire 8 — 2 29 North Lincolnshire 5 39 2 41 North Somerset 3 — 1 19 North Tyneside 5 — 5 14 North Yorkshire 7 — 19 70 Northamptonshire 3 — 13 24 Northumberland 3 22 10 37 Nottingham City 6 8 2 23 Nottinghamshire 5 — 38 80 Oldham 13 — 14 43 Oxfordshire 12 37 17 57 Peterborough — 10 6 31 Plymouth — 36 — 33 Poole 5 — 4 12 Portsmouth — — 4 6 Reading 2 — 3 10 Redbridge 7 — 4 9 Redcar and Cleveland 4 — 4 5 Richmond upon Thames 9 — 10 8 Rochdale 4 — 9 32 Rotherham 1 16 13 23 Rutland — — — 3 Salford 2 14 4 15 Sandwell 15 82 4 50 Sefton 5 5 7 23 Sheffield — 22 3 45 Shropshire 7 — 3 40 Slough — 5 8 16 Solihull 22 43 13 32 Somerset 5 — 9 58 South Gloucestershire 14 34 9 48 South Tyneside — 6 — 6 Southampton — — 4 9 Southend on Sea 3 — 2 9 Southwark — — 2 — St. Helens 4 — 7 8 Staffordshire 4 — 9 87 Stockport 9 14 11 44 Stockton on Tees 5 — 2 10 Stoke on Trent 2 — 19 24 Suffolk — — 11 22 Sunderland 1 — 1 6 Surrey 6 — 4 71 Sutton 6 11 4 12 Swindon 7 — — 25 Tameside — 27 9 28 Telford and Wrekin 4 13 1 19 Thurrock 1 — 5 6 Torbay 4 — 5 12 Tower Hamlets — — — — Trafford 7 — 6 21 Wakefield 11 6 7 28 Walsall 6 5 6 18 Waltham Forest — — 3 — Wandsworth — 10 5 10
The impact of capital and revenue funding to reduce infant class sizes in 1998–99 and 1999–2000 1998–99 1999–2000 LEA name Added classrooms Extra teachers Added classrooms Extra teachers Warrington 4 4 10 8 Warwickshire 3 39 4 52 West Berkshire — — 6 7 West Sussex 17 — 12 38 Westminster — — — — Wigan 10 23 16 33 Wiltshire 6 21 16 50 Windsor and Maidenhead 2 — 2 15 Wirral 4 — 13 20 Wokingham 5 — 6 6 Wolverhampton 6 — 12 21 Worcestershire — — 14 40 York, City of 2 10 2 18 National totals 633 1,528 1,020 4,308