§ Mr. Freudasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science whether he will list for (a) each local 238W education authority and (b) for metropolitan counties, shire counties and outer London boroughs, the average difference in percentage terms between the amount spent on educating children with special needs in other local education authorities and the income received for educating children with special needs from other local education authorities at the latest date for which figures are available.
§ Mr. DunnThe amount of income received from other local education authorities for educating children with special needs is given in the table. The amounts are expressed as a percentage of the expenditure of each local education authority on the purchase of school places from other authorities for pupils with special educational needs.
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England 1983–84 Receipts from other LEAs for pupils with special needs (1) Receipts from col. (1) as percentage of payment to other leas for educating pupils with special needs £1,000 cash Percentage Barking 90 32 Barnet 656 115 Bexley 53 9 Brent 310 56 Bromley 195 82 Croydon 176 99 Ealing 163 24 Enfield 77 9 Haringey 793 166 Harrow 255 82 Havering 51 14 Hillingdon 183 39 Hounslow 597 181 Kingston-upon-Thames 286 215 Merton 27 5 Newham 323 97 Redbridge 275 69 Richmond-upon-Thames 91 27 Sutton 361 73 Waltham Forest 1,313 359 Outer London boroughs 6,275 77 ILEA 4,074 298 Birmingham 1,187 262 Coventry 519 175 Dudley 58 13 Sandwell 175 33 Solihull 0 0 Walsall 511 272 Wolverhampton 358 147 Knowsley 293 92 Liverpool 888 515 St. Helens 0 0 Sefton 125 28 Wirral 68 29 Bolton 366 74 Bury 141 31 Manchester 1,736 1,568 Oldham 423 367 Rochdale 429 108 Salford 912 250 Stockport 65 14 Tameside 64 12 Trafford 114 31 Wigan 289 115 Barnsley 206 87 Doncaster 0 0
Receipts from other LEAs for pupils with special needs (1) Receipts from col.(1) as percentage of payment to other leas for educating pupils with special needs £1,000 cash Percentage Rotherham 20 14 Sheffield 982 1,683 Bradford 577 213 Calderdale 54 36 Kirklees 301 46 Leeds 379 179 Wakefield 257 54 Gateshead 292 58 Newcastle-upon-Tyne 581 706 North Tyneside 37 11 South Tyneside 10 4 Sunderland 166 141 Metropolitan districts 12,583 114 Isles of Scilly 0 0 Avon 534 200 Bedfordshire 60 18 Berkshire 409 65 Buckinghamshire 364 80 Cambridgeshire 179 395 Cheshire 603 56 Cleveland 506 190 Cornwall 5 3 Cumbria 16 2 Derbyshire 521 95 Devon 214 362 Dorset 383 294 Durham 351 68 East Sussex 187 85 Essex 356 25 Gloucestershire 159 115 Hampshire 442 41 Hereford and Worcester 247 113 Hertfordshire 988 245 Humberside 152 44 Isle of Wight 1 6 Kent 264 51 Lancashire 399 50 Leicestershire 58 18 Lincolnshire 199 61 Norfolk 533 282 North Yorkshire 264 38 Northamptonshire 146 70 Northumberland 719 252 Nottinghamshire 206 52 Oxfordshire 436 127 Salop 12 3 Somerset 66 35 Staffordshire 477 65 Suffolk 109 35 Surrey 1,302 188 Warwickshire 1,743 293 West Sussex 158 42 Wiltshire 79 38 Non-metropolitan counties 13,847 81
§ Mr. Freudasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will list (a) for each local education authority and (b) for metropolitan counties, shire counties and outer London boroughs, the average percentage of expenditure allocated to children with special needs spent on (i) children educated within the local education authority, (ii) children educated outside the local education authority and (iii) the number and proportion of children with special needs represented by (a) and (b) in each case, at the latest date for which figures are available.
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§ Mr. Freudasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will list in the Official Report (a) for each local education authority the number and (b) for metropolitan counties, shire counties and London boroughs the average number of pupils with special needs educated in another local education authority and received from another local education authority at the latest date for which figures are available.
§ Mr. DunnSet out are, for each local education authority in England, the number of pupils as at January 1984 from outside the authority being educated in special schools within it, and the number of pupils from the authority being educated in special schools in other authorities. Corresponding averages for the metropolitan counties, shire counties and London boroughs, excluding ILEA, are also set out. The numbers of pupils with special needs receiving their education in primary, middle and secondary schools maintained by local education authorities other than that to which they are deemed to belong are not separately available.
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Extra-district pupils in special schools: 1984 Exports Imports Barking 59 23 Barnet 83 86 Bexley 133 9 Brent 97 70 Bromley 40 47 Croydon 80 38 Ealing 116 35 Enfield 121 28 Haringey 90 107 Harrow 69 53 Havering 84 14 Hillingdon 79 30 Hounslow 47 116 Kingston-upon-Thames 34 72 Merton 88 14 Newham 61 49 Redbridge 95 84 Richmond-upon-Thames 59 20 Sutton 85 104 Waltham Forest 43 263 Inner London 345 618 Birmingham 92 225 Coventry 36 108 Dudley 93 9 Sandwell 86 24 Solihull 64 11 Walsall 34 73 Wolverhampton 32 50 West Midlands Knowsley 86 59 Liverpool 38 193 St. Helens 51 52 Sefton 46 32 Wirral 42 7 Merseyside Bolton 125 68 Bury 95 30 Manchester 61 289 Oldham 18 117 Rochdale 70 54 Salford 53 164
Exports Imports Stockport 84 9 Tameside 122 19 Trafford 75 23 Wigan 72 50 Greater Manchester Barnsley 39 47 Doncaster 12 15 Rotherham 24 12 Sheffield 10 133 South Yorkshire Bradford 39 130 Calderdale 41 9 Kirklees 85 19 Leeds 60 90 Wakefield 113 58 West Yorkshire Gateshead 41 59 Newcastle-upon-Tyne 50 115 North Tyneside 61 11 South Tyneside 52 5 Sunderland 22 22 Isles of Scilly — — Avon 38 84 Bedfordshire 60 11 Berkshire 133 110 Buckinghamshire 129 55 Cambridgeshire 25 59 Cheshire 147 108 Cleveland 40 69 Cornwall 28 — Cumbria 24 13 Derbyshire 117 64 Devon 15 42 Dorset 19 73 Durham 99 42 East Sussex 58 43 Essex 258 75 Gloucestershire 41 35 Hampshire 150 103 Hereford and Worcester 59 98 Hertfordshire 79 192 Humberside 59 39 Isle of Wight 1 8 Kent 82 82 Lancashire 163 97 Leicestershire 55 9 Lincolnshire 46 51 Norfolk 30 79 North Yorkshire 125 59 Northamptonshire 38 28 Northumberland 46 122 Nottinghamshire 71 35 Oxfordshire 37 99 Salop 52 21 Somerset 24 15 Staffordshire 116 65 Suffolk 52 28 Surrey 150 226 Warwickshire 129 271 West Sussex 57 52 Wiltshire 53 19 Class averages: 1984 Metropolitan Counties 59 66 Shire Counties (excluding Isles of Scilly) 74 69 London Boroughs(excluding ILEA) 78 63
§ Mr. Freudasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will list (a) the percentage for each local 242W education authority and (b) the average percentage for metropolitan counties, shire counties and the outer London boroughs, the special education budget spent on fees for children attending private special schools and assistance to children attending such schools, at the latest date for which figures are available.
§ Mr. DunnThe percentage of each authority's net expenditure on special education that is spent on fees for children attending non-maintained special schools and on assistance to pupils attending such schools is given in the table. The average percentages for the outer London boroughs, the metropolitan districts and the shire counties are also given.
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Cost of services provided by non-maintained educational institutions as a percentage of total net expenditure on special education—England—1983–4 Percentage Barking 24 Barnet 32 Bexley 33 Brent 26 Bromley 33 Croydon 37 Ealing 24 Enfield 16 Haringey 24 Harrow 39 Havering 22 Hillingdon 20 Hounslow 19 Kingston-upon-Thames 39 Merton 19 Newham 18 Redbridge 31 Richmond-upon-Thames 18 Sutton 38 Waltham Forest 5 Outer London boroughs 26 ILEA 5 Greater London 17 Birmingham 6 Coventry 6 Dudley 5 Sandwell 3 Solihull 11 Walsall 5 Wolverhampton 4 Knowsley 12 Liverpool 0 St. Helens 24 Sefton 25 Wirral 17 Bolton 19 Bury 22 Manchester 6 Oldham 0 Rochdale 15 Salford 6 Stockport 27 Tameside 18 Trafford 10 Wigan 15 Barnsley 14 Doncaster 10 Rotherham 16 Sheffield 3 Bradford 9 Calderdale 20 Kirklees 9 Leeds 0 Wakefield 14 Gateshead 0 Newcastle-upon-Tyne 16
Percentage North Tyneside 21 South Tyneside 18 Sunderland 16 Metropolitan districts 10 Isles of Scilly 0 Avon 24 Bedfordshire 14 Berkshire 22 Buckinghamshire 16 Cambridgeshire 9 Cheshire 13 Cleveland 8 Cornwall 21 Cumbria 0 Derbyshire 10 Devon 32 Dorset 30 Durham 12 East Sussex 29 Essex 20 Gloucestershire 19 Hampshire 30 Hereford and Worcester 16 Hertfordshire 19 Humberside 10 Isle of Wight 29 Kent 27 Lancashire 20 Leicestershire 10 Lincolnshire 19 Norfolk 8 North Yorkshire 22 Northamptonshire 12 Northumberland 15 Nottinghamshire 0 Oxfordshire 18 Salop 12 Somerset 26 Staffordshire 9 Suffolk 26 Surrey 27 Warwickshire 17 West Sussex 18 Wiltshire 40 Non-metropolitan counties 19