§ Mr. CartwrightTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science, pursuant to the answer to the hon. Member for Woolwich of 20 December,Official Report, column 253, in March 1988 and March 1989 how many teachers were employed by each local authority in England; how many teachers were in receipt of an incentive allowance for each local authority in England; what percentage this was of the total employed by each local authority; and how many teachers in receipt of an incentive allowance in each local authority in England held allowances that were (a) incentive A, (b) incentive B, (c) incentive C, (d) incentive D and (e) incentive E.
§ Mrs. Rumbold[holding answer 16 January 1990]The table shows for each LEA in England for which figures are available the numbers and percentages of full-time main scale teachers in maintained nursery, primary and secondary schools (MNPS) who held an incentive allowance in March 1988. There are 17 authorities from whom the March 1988 return has not yet been received or whose return has not been fully processed. The England total includes an overall estimated component for the missing authorities. Similar figures are not yet available for March 1989.
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Incentive Allowances Total with allowance All main scale teachers Per cent. with allowance None A B C D E Sutton 519 37 224 19 109 44 433 952 45 Waltham Forest 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— ILEA 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— Birmingham 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— Coventry 1,478 6 477 6 285 78 852 2,330 37 Dudley 1,327 133 512 18 192 67 922 2,249 41 Sandwell 1,542 73 548 7 238 71 937 2,479 38 Solihull 873 102 372 10 162 27 673 1,546 44 Walsall 1,510 129 528 5 203 59 924 2,434 38 Wolverhampton 1,345 108 435 10 171 66 790 2,135 37 Knowsley 829 69 303 3 143 35 553 1,382 40 Liverpool 2,261 6 1,013 8 417 113 1,557 3,818 41 St. Helens 986 45 317 2 99 43 506 1,492 34 Sefton 1,158 104 436 12 204 44 800 1,958 41 Wirral 1,395 125 527 1 236 80 969 2,364 41 Bolton 1,379 99 348 24 141 59 671 2,050 33 Bury 766 65 233 5 113 23 439 1,205 36 Manchester 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— Oldham 1,270 126 290 1 114 15 546 1,816 30 Rochdale 1,278 3 371 4 113 24 515 1,793 29 Salford 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— Stockport 1,296 150 373 2 157 42 724 2,020 36 Tameside 1,136 5 293 — 123 47 468 1,604 29 Trafford 771 93 308 3 98 30 532 1,303 41 Wigan 1,874 6 548 2 201 59 816 2,690 30 Barnsley 1,188 49 261 1 136 31 478 1,666 29 Doncaster 1,576 12 412 5 186 66 681 2,257 30 Rotherham 1,368 126 330 5 184 48 693 2,061 34 Sheffield 2,084 51 1,049 13 383 70 1,566 3,650 43 Bradford 2,835 117 709 2 324 65 1,217 4,052 30 Calderdale 912 20 343 4 144 36 547 1,459 37 Kirklees 1,989 178 532 16 219 46 991 2,980 33 Leeds 3,087 171 1,358 16 569 90 2,204 5,291 42 Wakefield 1,568 47 414 2 211 35 709 2,277 31 Gateshead 937 78 298 1 112 33 522 1,459 36 Newcastle 1,330 111 460 5 193 39 808 2,138 38 North Tyneside 1,203 80 279 — 130 19 508 1,711 30 South Tyneside 853 47 227 — 102 25 401 1,254 32 Sunderland 1,501 171 502 9 188 51 921 2,422 38 Avon 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— Bedfordshire 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— Berkshire 2,760 251 1,062 7 377 74 1,771 4,531 39 Buckinghamshire 2,404 191 939 8 355 82 1,575 3,979 40 Cambridgeshire 2,610 239 803 — 382 90 1,514 4,124 37 Cheshire 3,982 116 1,436 40 635 218 2,445 6,427 38 Cleveland 3,027 189 929 21 391 41 1,571 4,598 34 Cornwall 1,829 179 1— 1— 1— 1— 1,003 2,832 35 Cumbria 2,131 219 655 12 242 17 1,145 3,276 35 Derbyshire 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— Devon 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— Dorset 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— Durham 2,946 101 691 2 270 126 1,190 4,136 29 East Sussex 2,268 90 693 5 333 62 1,183 3,451 34 Essex 5,816 543 2,157 16 800 287 3,803 9,619 40 Gloucestershire 1,977 229 657 11 340 31 1,268 3,245 39 Hampshire 5,649 538 1,955 17 1,011 88 3,609 9,258 39 Hereford 2,502 291 1,005 16 336 104 1,752 4,254 41 Hertfordshire 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— 1— Humberside 3,912 200 1,600 10 526 129 2,465 6,377 39 Isle of Wight 436 56 165 6 60 17 304 740 41 Kent 5,281 567 2,248 33 891 280 4,019 9,300 43 Lancashire 6,110 453 1,850 4 778 156 3,241 9,351 35 Leicestershire 4,076 119 1,693 23 555 128 2,518 6,594 38 Lincolnshire 2,126 112 836 10 271 51 1,280 3,406 38 Norfolk 2,791 164 960 9 345 54 1,532 4,323 35 North Yorkshire 2,614 295 926 25 351 89 1,686 4,300 39 Northampton 2,644 136 960 4 407 132 1,639 4,283 38 Northumberland 1,359 144 420 21 174 37 796 2,155 37 Nottinghamshire 4,445 266 1,613 11 693 126 2,709 7,154 38 Oxfordshire 1,796 151 737 25 341 79 1,333 3,129 43 Salop 1,857 1 602 6 349 25 983 2,840 35 Somerset 1,440 287 612 53 229 34 1,215 2,655 46 Staffordshire 4,028 317 1,840 10 641 175 2,983 7,011 43 Suffolk 2,446 205 953 11 287 77 1,533 3,979 39 Surrey 3,185 360 938 10 562 112 1,982 5,167 38 Warwickshire 1,702 168 787 10 335 48 1,348 3,050 44
Incentive Allowances Total with allowance All main scale teachers Per cent. with allowance None A B C D E West Sussex 2,475 288 707 6 334 87 1,422 3,897 36 Wiltshire 2,184 137 669 49 306 59 1,220 3,404 36 England 198,000 14,100 70,000 1,000 29,400 7,000 121,500 320,000 38 1— Incomplete return for March 1988.