§ Mr. Forresterasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if she will list in the Official Report the schools in Stoke-on-Trent which have been replaced since 1945.
§ Miss Margaret JacksonThe information is not available in the Department.
§ Mr. Forresterasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if she will list in the Official Report the schools still in use in Stoke-on-Trent which were built between 1900 and 1914 and those which were built before 1900.
§ Miss Margaret JacksonNineteen schools in Stock-on-Trent use buildings constructed between 1900 and 1914. They are:
- Hamilton First.
- Trent First.
- Moorland Middle.
- Moorland High.
- The Close Middle.
- Jackfield First.
- Greenways First and Middle.
- Summerbank First.
- Summerbank Middle.
- Goldenhill First.
- Tunstall R.C.(A) First and Middle.
- Sneyd Green Middle.
- Cobridge R.C.(A) First and Middle.
- Milton First and Middle.
- Boothem C.E.(C) First.
- Heron Cross First and Middle.
- Fenton Manor First.
- Bradeley First.
- Abbey Hulton Middle.
Forty-three schools in Stoke-on-Trent use buildings constructed before 1900. They are:
- Moorland High Annexe.
- Goldenhill C.E.(C) Middle.
- Central First & Middle.
- Longport First & Middle.
- Middleport First.
- St. John's C.E.(C) First.
- St. Joseph's R.C.(A) First & Middle.
- North First & Middle.
- Meir First.
- Normacot C.E.(C) First.
- Alexandra First
- Heathcote First.
- Adderley Green First.
- Grafton First.
- Florence First & Middle.
- Dresden C.E.(C) First and Middle.
- Fenton First & Middle.
- Glebe First.
- Glebe Middle.
- Mount Pleasant C.E.(A) First & Middle.
- Penkhull First.
- Boothen C.E.(C) Middle.
- Clarence First & Middle.
763 - Eastwood Middle.
- Sacred Heart R.C.(A) First and Middle.
- Birches Head R.C.(A) First & Middle.
- Lindsay First.
- Shelton C.E.(A) First & Middle.
- Cauldon First.
- Gove Middle
- Smallthorne First.
- Smallthorne Middle.
- Chell First.
- Chell Middle.
- Brindley First & Middle.
- Harpfield First.
- Harpfield Middle.
- Trentside First & Middle.
- Hill Top First & Middle.
- Cauldon Middle.
- St. Peter's C.E.(A) First & Middle.
- Woodhouse Middle.
- St. Paul's C.E.(C) Middle.
§ Mr. Forresterasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science how many schools in England which are still in use were built between 1900 and 1914 and how many were built before 1900.
§ Miss Margaret JacksonIt is estimated that in the spring of 1975 the number of primary and secondary schools in England whose oldest teaching accommodation was built before 1903 was 8,130. The comparable figure for the period 1903 to 1918 was 2,060. No figures are available relating to 1900 and 1914.
§ Mr. Forresterasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science how many schools in Staffordshire which are still in use were built between 1900 and 1914 and how many were built before 1900.
§ Miss Margaret JacksonTwo hundred and nine schools in Staffordshire use buildings constructed before 1900 and 73 use buildings constructed between 1900 and 1914.