§ Mrs. DeanTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what the(a) average spending per pupil and (b) pupil teacher ratios are in (i) primary and (ii) secondary schools in (A) Staffordshire and (B) England in 2001–02. [80595]
§ Mr. MilibandThe following tables contain information from 2000–01, the latest year for which data are available:
NIE per pupil: 2000–01 £ Primary Secondary Staffordshire 2,060 2,620 England 2,210 2,830
Pupil teacher ratios: 2000–01 £ Primary Secondary Staffordshire 23.7 17.6 England 22.9 17.1 We do not yet have information on spending in 2001–02.
§ Mrs. DeanTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what the average spending per pupil is in(a) primary and (b) secondary schools in (i) each shire education authority area in England and (ii) England. [80596]
§ Mr. MilibandThe following table provides the latest available information:
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LEA Primary NIE per pupil Secondary Bedfordshire 2,280 2,590 Buckinghamshire 1,820 2,480 Cambridgeshire 2,040 2,650 Cheshire 1,920 2,220 Cornwall 2,100 2,590 Cumbria 2,240 2,820 Derbyshire 2,010 2,570 Devon 2,040 2,650 Dorset 2,180 2,690 Durham 2,300 2,780 East Sussex 2,120 2,760 Essex 2,270 2,860 Gloucestershire 2,220 2,560 Hampshire 2,150 2,670 Hertfordshire 2,150 2,790 Kent 2,250 2,790 Lancashire 2,180 2,800 Leicestershire 2,080 2,710 Lincolnshire 2,010 2,630 Norfolk 2,010 2,580 North Yorkshire 2,110 2,750 Northamptonshire 2,220 2,800 Northumberland 2,180 2,490
LEA Primary NIE per pupil Secondary Nottinghamshire 2,200 2,730 Oxfordshire 2,230 2,750 Shropshire 1,990 2,630 Somerset 2,160 2,710 Staffordshire 2,060 2,620 Suffolk 2,230 2,630 Surrey 2,210 2,710 Warwickshire 1,980 2,620 West Sussex 2,210 2,770 Wiltshire 1,940 2,480 Worcestershire 2,090 2,530 England 2,210 2,830 Notes:
1. All figures are provided on a cash basis and rounded to the nearest £10.
2. NIE is the net institutional expenditure, which is the money spent within schools. It does not include central LEA expenditure.
Source:
1. Financial data are drawn from local education authorities section 52 financial statements (outturn) relating to the 2000–01 financial year.
2. Pupil data are derived from the Annual Schools Census adjusted to a financial year basis.