HC Deb 01 August 1957 vol 574 cc252-3W
88. Mr. Denzil Freeth

asked the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education what percentage of children in the Hampshire local education authority area go to grammar and technical schools and what percentage go to secondary modern schools; and how this percentage compares with the rest of the country.

Sir E. Boyle

PROPORTIONS OF ALL THIRTEEN-YEAR OLD PUPILS IN JANUARY, 1956 FOR WHOM LOCAL EDUCATION AUTHORITIES WERE FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE.
Type of secondary school attended
Grammar and Technical Modern
England and Wales 24.9 64.5
Hampshire 17.2 75.0

NOTES:

1. "Grammar and Technical" includes the grammar and technical streams of bilateral and multilateral schools, and places at direct grant and independent schools for which local education authorities are responsible.

2. In some areas, including Hampshire, some secondary technical schools recruit their pupils at too great an age for them to be included in the table. If the number of 14 year old pupils in secondary technical schools is substituted for the number of 13 year olds, the figures in the first column of the table become 26.2 for England and Wales and 18.2 for Hampshire.