HC Deb 26 June 1985 vol 81 cc420-3W
Mr. Freud

asked 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.

Mr. Dunn

[pursuant to his reply, 21 June 1985, c. 241–42]: The information requested is given in the following table.

Local education authority Proportion of total net expenditure on special education spent in 1983–84 Numbers of pupils
on pupils educated within the authority on pupils educated outside the authority Educated within the authority Educated outside the authority
Per cent. Per cent. Numbers Per cent. Numbers Per cent.
Croydon 59 41 836 74 300 26
Ealing 61 39 620 71 250 29
Enfield 60 40 538 70 230 30
Haringey 64 36 438 66 221 34
Harrow 50 50 401 64 224 36
Havering 63 37 463 74 160 26
Hillingdon 66 34 581 79 158 21
Hounslow 73 27 763 82 162 18
Kingston-upon-Thames 52 48 292 71 118 29
Merton 62 38 318 68 151 32
Newham 73 27 650 81 148 19
Redbridge 55 45 488 66 252 34
Richmond-upon-Thames 64 36 240 71 96 29
Sutton 44 56 438 65 232 35
Waltham Forest 85 15 886 93 68 7
Outer London Borough 61 39 10,374 73 3,819 27
ILEA 92 8 8,438 92 722 8
Birmingham 91 9 3,625 95 202 5
Coventry 88 12 1,229 93 93 7
Dudley 78 22 692 86 112 14
Sandwell 82 18 924 90 108 10
Solihull 75 25 456 83 94 17
Walsall 87 13 787 94 54 6
Wolverhampton 91 9 675 92 57 8
Knowsley 77 23 667 83 135 17
Liverpool 98 2 2,169 96 92 4
St. Helens 66 34 545 81 124 19
Sefton 59 41 717 82 159 18
Wirral 78 22 1,050 88 149 12
Bolton 66 34 634 75 217 25
Bury 60 40 342 68 163 32
Manchester 93 7 2,271 92 204 8
Oldham 95 5 735 96 31 4
Rochdale 73 27 622 83 128 17
Salford 81 19 1,148 94 75 6
Stockport 59 41 893 78 249 22
Tameside 62 38 421 69 188 31
Trafford 72 28 421 78 118 22
Wigan 78 22 805 84 150 16
Barnsley 75 25 432 85 74 15
Doncaster 87 13 957 94 59 6
Rotherham 78 22 627 88 83 12
Sheffield 96 4 1,661 98 31 2
Bradford 87 13 1,567 93 125 7
Calderdale 72 28 305 78 86 22
Kirklees 75 25 750 85 134 15
Leeds 97 3 2,340 92 203 8
Wakefield 72 28 953 85 173 15
Gateshead 76 24 563 86 88 14
Newcastle-upon-Tyne 82 18 1,128 90 131 10
North Tyneside 66 34 565 81 136 19
South Tyneside 68 32 332 76 105 24
Sunderland 80 20 846 89 108 11
Metropolitan districts 83 17 34,854 89 4,438 11
Avon 74 26 2,410 86 404 14
Bedfordshire 81 19 1,272 87 197 13
Berkshire 73 27 2,170 84 413 16
Buckinghamshire 79 21 2,052 85 358 15
Cambridgeshire 91 9 1,537 82 346 18
Cheshire 77 23 2,203 85 378 15
Cleveland 88 12 2,109 94 130 6
Cornwall 74 26 327 72 125 28
Cumbria 79 21 714 83 147 17
Derbyshire 85 15 2,297 89 293 11
Devon 68 32 2,460 83 520 17
Dorset 68 32 1,337 84 259 16
Durham 80 20 1,300 86 217 14
East Sussex 68 32 1,882 82 423 18
Essex 70 30 3,623 84 686 16

Local education authority Proportion of total net expenditure on special education spent in 1983–84 Number of pupils
on pupils educated within the authority on pupils educated outside the authority Educated within the authority Educated outside the authority
Per cent. Per cent. Numbers Per cent. Numbers Per cent.
Gloucestershire 79 21 1,621 85 278 15
Hampshireshire 65 35 4,697 83 996 17
Hereford and Worcestershire 80 20 1,729 89 207 11
Hertfordshire 78 22 3,037 89 391 11
Humberside 86 14 1,942 93 151 7
Isle of Wight 70 30 330 87 48 13
Kent 70 30 4,210 84 797 16
Lancashire 76 24 4,164 84 788 16
Leicestershire 85 15 1,498 90 164 10
Lincolnshire 76 24 1,434 87 218 13
Norfolk 88 12 1,191 92 100 8
North Yorks 68 32 1,460 81 332 19
Northamptonshire 85 15 1,589 92 145 8
Northumberland 76 24 774 88 107 12
Nottinghamshire 97 3 2,741 88 368 12
Oxon 77 23 1,317 88 181 12
Salop 76 24 935 87 136 13
Somerset 69 31 1,034 84 203 16
Staffordshire 85 15 2,683 92 243 8
Suffolk 68 32 915 79 240 21
Surrey 68 32 3,249 85 594 15
Warwickshire 74 26 1,651 87 246 13
West Sussex 76 24 1,344 85 243 15
Wiltshire 57 43 939 72 369 28
Non-metropolitan counties 76 24 74,177 86 12,441 14

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