§ Mr. PikeTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills (1) how many children in Burnley have been affected by the National Childcare Strategy; [167921]
(2) how many child care places have been created in Burnley since 1997. [167938]
§ Margaret HodgeThe Department is unable to provide details of child care places for Burnley. However, from April 1999 to December 2003 Lancashire local authority created 20,860 new child care places helping some 36,821 children. This shows an increase in the stock of child care places, taking into account turnover, of 9,046 helping some 16,274 children.
§ Mr. BentonTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many children in Bootle have benefited from the National Childcare Strategy. [169084]
§ Margaret HodgeThe Department is unable to provide details of child care places for Bootle. However, from April 1999 to December 2003 Sefton local authority created 3,417 new child care places helping
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Year/School Project Package Funding (£) NSI 1997/98 Burnley Rosehill Junior School Schemes submitted by District Liaison Committees LEA wide grant 2,006,000 Burnley Healey Wood Infant School Rewires Project including 18 schools 1,007,100 NDS3 1999/2000 Burnley Lowerhouse Junior School Rewires Project including 18 schools 1,007,100 Burnley Barden Junior School Rewires Project including 18 schools 1,007,100 Burnley Barden Junior School Window Repairs/Replacement Project including 14 schools 516,000 Burnley Wood Top Church of England Infant School
Window Repairs/Replacement Project including 14 schools 516,000 Burnley St. Stephen's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School
Playground Repairs Project including 25 schools 300,000 Burnley Barden High School Boilers/Heating Project including 17 schools 601,900 St. Theodore's Roman Catholic High School, Burnley
Rewires Project including 18 schools 1,007,100 NDS4 2000/2001 Burnley Ivy Bank High School Planned maintenance work, internal alterations and partial refurbishment of science accommodation
— 197,880 Burnley Habergham High School Replacement of temporary classrooms — 102,265 Padiham Primary School Consolidation on infant site to enable amalgamation of KS1 accommodation — 527,976 Burnley Ightenhill Primary School Replacement of HORSA Kitchen and dining fascilities
— 330,623 some 6,128 children. This shows an increase in the stock of child care places, taking into account turnover, of 1,859 helping some 3,400 children.
§ Tim LoughtonTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills (1) how many children in East Worthing and Shoreham have benefited from the National Childcare Strategy; [169034]
(2) how many child care places have been created in East Worthing and Shoreham since 1997. [169036]
§ Margaret HodgeThe Department is unable to provide details of child care places for East Worthing and Shoreham. However, from April 1999 to December 2003 West Sussex local authority created 12,005 new child care places helping some 21,702 children. This shows an increase in the stock of child care places, taking into account turnover, of 7,334 helping some 13,837 children.