§ Mr. Ben ChapmanTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills (1) how much funding each school in Wirral, South has received from the New Deal for Schools; [173628]
(2) how much public funding has been spent on repairing schools in Wirral, South in each year since 1997. [173626]
§ Mr. MilibandTable A shows the schools in the Wirral, South constituency which benefited from investment through the New Deal for Schools programme, which ran between 1997–98 and 2000–01.
The majority of capital support is now allocated to schools and local education authorities by formula, and they decide how to invest it in line with their asset management plans. The Department does not, therefore, have complete information about capital investment at constituency level; this should be held at local authority level.
Table B sets out the capital support provided by the to the Wirral local education authority and its schools since 1997–98, in total and by programme (including all allocations through NDS listed in table A).
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Table A: NDS Allocations to schools in the Wirral, South constituency School Project Package Funding (£) Grove Street Primary School Repair element structure Project including 15 schools 21,289,200 Mendell Primary School Repair element roofing Project including 17 schools 2950,300 Raeburn Primary School Repair element structure Project including 15 schools 2l,289,200 South Wirral High School Repair element roofing Project including 17 schools 2950,300 2000/01 Mendell Primary School Temporary mobile accommodation to be replaced by permanent new build Project including nine schools 21,955,856 Raeburn Primary School Temporary mobile accommodation to be replaced by permanent new build Project including nine schools 21,955,856 Barnston Primary School Temporary mobile accommodation to be replaced by permanent new build Project including nine schools 21,955,856 1 NDS one grant was allocated for Wirral LEA wide projects, part of which was used for work at each of two schools in the Wirral, South constituency. The LEA will be able to say how much was allocated to each school. 2 Allocations shown are the totals for packages of projects within Wirral LEA which included the schools shown that are in the Wirral, South constituency. The LEA will be able to say how much was allocated to each school.
Table B: Capital allocations: Wirral LEA Figures in £000 1997–98 1998–99 1999–2000 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 Assistance with AMPs 42 Basic L C Vap 61 348 453 Basic Need 1,468 632 1,793 1,068 344 110 251 City Learning Centres 10 2,200 Class Size initiative 211 899 651 66 91 Condition 2,076 3,108 4,009 Devolved Formula 2,336 1,922 2,906 4,590 Early Excellence Centre 195 66 Energy 104 Modernisation LEA 1,332 2,291 Modernisation VA 235 620 NDS1 375 NDS2 1,902 NDS3 2,712 NDS4 3,956 Nursery Provision 70 Outside Toilets 36 9 Private Finance Initiative 58,500 School Labs 224 224 School Security 83 103 109 108 76 65 Schools Access Initiative 30 70 150 210 349 493 726 Seed Challenge 217 247 424 421 Specialist Schools 100 200 200 Staff Workspace 84 176 Supplementary Credit Approvals 55 684 Supplementary NDS for VA Schools 146 Targeted Capital Funding 600 1,316 Targeted Capital Funding -VA 3,921 Voluntary Aided School Grant 399 682 937 341 352 763 Total 2,410 4,619 6,717 67,937 8,717 10,159 18,774