§ Mr. ByersTo ask the Secretary of State for Education how many (a) secondary school age pupils and (b) primary school age pupils attended private schools in each local education authority for the latest year for which the information is available.
§ Mr. Robin SquireThe numbers of pupils aged five to 10 and 11 to 16 years of age in independent schools in each LEA area in England are shown in the table.
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Pupils aged 5 to 10 and 11 to 16 years of age in independent schools in each LEA area in England LEA Pupils aged 5–10 Pupils aged 11–16 Total pupils aged 5–16 Corporation of London 209 1,024 1,233 Camden 2,896 1,620 4,516 Greenwich 618 700 1,318 Hackney 1,780 848 2,628 Hammersmith and Fulham 903 1,868 2,771 Islington 119 75 194 Kensington and Chelsea 5,097 2,357 7,454 Lambeth 889 325 1,214 Lewisham 569 1,139 1,708 Southwark 1,307 2,270 3,577 Tower Hamlets 79 144 223 Wandsworth 2,308 1,417 3,725 Westminster 2,087 2,083 4,170 Barking and Dagenham 0 0 0 Barnet 2,344 2,001 4,345 Bexley 473 20 493 Brent 1,429 205 1,634 Bromley 2,049 1,795 3,844 Croydon 2,488 3,303 5,791 Eaiing 2,413 2,280 4,693 Enfield 800 200 1,000 Haringey 849 963 1,812 Harrow 1,290 2,319 3,609 Havering 413 115 528
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Pupils aged 5 to 10 and 11 to 16 years of age in independent schools in each LEA area in England LEA Pupils aged 5–10 Pupils aged 11–16 Total pupils aged 5–16 Hillingdon 1,560 1,134 2,694 Hounslow 330 230 560 Kingston upon Thames 1,360 1,103 2,463 Merton 1,408 1,302 2,710 Newham 98 53 151 Redbridge 1,767 1,135 2,902 Richmond upon Thames 2,594 2,530 5,124 Sutton 804 552 1,356 Waltham Forest 357 827 1,184 Birmingham 2,413 2,359 4,772 Coventry 716 1,320 2,036 Dudley 147 100 247 Sandwell 104 0 104 Solihuil 639 808 1,447 Walsall 339 107 446 Wolverhampton 464 908 1,372 Knowsley 0 0 0 Liverpool 988 1,541 2,529 St. Helens 339 215 554 Sefton 1,048 1,887 2,935 Wirral 1,506 2,117 3,623 Bolton 620 1,501 2,121 Bury 498 1,399 1,897 Manchester 1,037 3,460 4,497 Oldham 479 932 1,411 Rochdale 286 78 363 Salford 905 598 1,503 Stockport 1,726 2,086 3,812 Tameside 61 52 113 Trafford 1,333 1,636 2,969 Wigan 0 0 0 Barnsley 31 27 58 Doncaster 339 262 601 Rotherham 158 23 181 Sheffield 932 917 1,849 Bradford 1,190 1,707 2,897 Calderdale 321 650 971 Kirklees 435 1,013 1,448 Leeds 1,780 2,101 3,881 Wakefield 870 1,882 2,752 Gateshead 518 210 728 Newcastle upon Tyne 1,543 2,766 4,309 North Tyneside 336 486 822 South Tyneside 27 21 48 Sunderland 504 330 834 Isles of Scilly 0 0 0 Avon 3,782 6,847 10,629 Bedfordshire 1,824 2,901 4,725 Berkshire 4,993 7,899 12,89 Buckinghamshire 3,745 2,758 6,503 Cambridgeshire 2,035 3,337 5,372 Cheshire 2,678 3,856 6,534 Cleveland 596 871 1,467 Cornwall 746 1,349 2,095 Cumbria 747 1,788 2,535 Derbyshire 1,651 2,354 4,005 Devon 3,472 5,202 8,674 Dorset 2,673 3,802 6,475 Durham 755 1,232 1,987 East Sussex 4,098 4,962 9,060 Essex 5,976 3,373 9,349 Gloucestershire 2,658 3,142 5,800 Hampshire 7,117 8,710 15,827 Herefordshire and Worcester 3,162 5,272 8,434 Hertfordshire 5,819 8,345 14,164 Humberside 1,338 1,474 2,812 Isle of Wight 278 580 858 Kent 6,884 7,016 13,900 Lancashire 3,018 4,739 7,757
Pupils aged 5 to 10 and 11 to 16 years of age in independent schools in each LEA area in England LEA Pupils aged 5–10 Pupils aged 11–16 Total pupils aged 5–16 Leicestershire 2,619 4,143 6,762 Lincolnshire 1,582 1,770 3,352 Norfolk 2,228 2,907 5,135 North Yorkshire 2,621 4,241 6,862 Northamptonshire 2,307 2,250 4,557 Northumberland 365 282 647 Nottinghamshire 2,541 2,316 4,857 Oxfordshire 3,642 6,033 9,675 Shropshire 1,834 2,336 4,170 Somerset 2,072 4,901 6,973 Staffordshire 1,650 2,455 4,105 Suffolk 2,495 3,935 6,430 Surrey 13,150 13,123 26,273 Warwickshire 2,120 2,659 4,779 West Sussex 3,717 4,555 8,272 Wiltshire 1,901 2,796 4,697 England 185,208 225,947 411,155