§ Miss Vickersasked the Secretary of State for the Colonies the amount of money spent on European, Asian and African Education in Kenya in the financial years 1956–57, 1958–59 and 1959–60.
§ Mr. Lennox-Boyd,pursuant to his reply [OFFICIAL REPORT, 11th June, 1959; Vol. 606, c. 1151], supplied the following information:
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TABLE 2 EDUCATIONAL EXPENDITURE IN THE LAST YEAR OF THE 1954—1957 DEVELOPMENT SCHEME AND UNDER THE 1957–1960 DEVELOPMENT SCHEME Allocated Expenditure Actual Expenditure 1956–57 Total Value of the 1957–60 Scheme Actual Expenditure 1957–58 Estimated Expenditure 1958–59 Estimated Expenditure 1959–60 £ £ £ £ £ European Education … … 193,823 428,605 147,340 191,945 89,320 Asian Education … … 208,932 614,862 (a) 115,195 (a) 213,096 (a) 286,571 (a) African Education … … 380,856 857,181 348 160 275 520 233,501 Arab Education … … 4,891 51,423 12,367 22,198 16,858 Unallocated Expenditure Trade and Technical Education —(b) 181,080 23,759 38,000 119,321 Special Scheme … … 13,118 84,446 35,018 31,847 17,581 Total … … 801,618 2,217,597 681,839 772,606 763,152 (a) Including expenditure on Goan education. (b) No specific allocation for Trade and Technical Education in 1956–57.