HC Deb 23 May 1985 vol 79 cc513-4W
Mrs. Renée Short

asked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will list the numbers of bursaries which have been allocated to individual students

Number of classes and pupils in them by size of class in January 1984 (Primary schools)
Size of class taught by one teacher
0–30 31–35 36–40 41 and over
Classes Pupils Classes Pupils Classes Pupils Classes Pupils
Barking 520 12,185 23 753 5 188 0 0
Barnet 790 17,069 70 2,252 3 116 0 0
Bexley 425 10,506 158 5,135 8 294 2 115
Brent 765 15,735 32 1,070 1 36 0 0
Bromley 610 14,942 129 4,118 3 108 0 0
Croydon 726 16,751 155 5,069 5 180 0 0
Ealing 841 17,965 80 2,558 6 216 0 0
Enfield 622 14,716 148 4,840 2 75 1 41
Haringey 655 14,307 2 62 1 37 0 0
Harrow 506 10,961 120 3,919 7 257 0 0
Havering 612 14,920 119 3,823 0 0 1 43
Hillingdon 557 12,849 116 3,764 15 568 0 0
Hounslow 573 11,849 69 2,229 9 336 1 46
Kingston upon Thames 271 5,995 79 2,598 6 222 0 0
Merton 260 5,932 46 1,500 6 223 1 43
Newham 721 16,744 29 923 1 36 1 60
Redbridge 428 9,737 143 4,666 7 263 0 0
Richmond upon Thames 314 7,059 33 1,061 1 36 1 64
Sutton 245 5,866 109 3,582 21 770 0 0
Waltham Forest 570 12,754 70 2,276 4 144 1 42
Inner London 6,360 127,637 166 5,308 4 148 1 43

in each academic year since 1978–79 for postgraduate study in the faculties of mechanical and electrical engineering.

Mr. Brooke

[pursuant to his reply, 23 April 1985, c. 439]: I regret that the information given in my earlier answer was incorrect. I understand from the Science and Engineering Research Council that studentships do not divide simply into either mechanical or electrical engineering. Consequently, the numbers of research and advanced course postgraduate studentships have been re-examined and a fuller presentation should be as follows:

Mechanical* engineering Electricalengineering
1978–79 117 177
1979–80 109 182
1980–81 65 167
1981–82 61 151
1982–83 86 176
1983–84 101 499
1984–85 125 541
* Includes Production Engineering.
† Includes Electronic Engineering and those Specialist and Conversion Advanced courses supported by SERC's Information Engineering Committee.

Comparable figures are not yet available for 1985–86.

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