§ Mr. Don FosterTo ask the Secretary of State for Education what was the education component of standard spending assessments per pupil, net of specific grants, in sub-blocks five to 10 and 11 to 15 in(a) 1992–93, (b) 1993–94, (c) 1994–95 and (d) 1995–96 in each local education authority and on average; and what was the percentage change in each local education authority and on average from 1992–93 to the latest year for which figures are available.
§ Mr. Robin SquireThe information requested is set out in the table. The figures for 1995–96 and hence the percentage changes are provisional since education standard spending assessments for that year have yet to be finalised.
Education SSAs do not equate to spending on schools since they notionally include spending on heads of expenditure which are not delegated to schools, such as transport, special education and related support services.
Variations between LEAs reflect the different costs of providing a common standard of service across the country, taking account of the relative costs of educating children in different circumstances: in sparsely populated areas; in London and the south-east region where labour costs are higher; and in areas of socio-economic disadvantage or with a high proportion of non-English speaking children.
The figures are in cash terms. Variations between years will be influenced by changes in local authorities' functions and changes in the SSA methodology.
The balance of funding between the five to 10 and 11 to 15 sub-blocks reflects the latest available data on local authority spending on primary and secondary education and is annually updated to reflect changes in spending patterns.
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Education component of Standard Spending Assessment per pupil, in sub-blocks 5 to 10 and 11 to 15 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 5 to 10 11 to 15 5 to 10 11 to 15 5 to 10 11 to 15 5 to 10 11 to 15 Lambeth 2,950 4,331 3,084 4,497 2,886 4,052 3,066 4,470 Lewisham 2,537 3,718 2,637 3,837 2,685 3,766 2,777 3,787 Southwark 2,695 3,953 2,789 4,062 2,805 3,937 2,947 4,097 Tower Hamlets 2,986 4,385 3,035 4,425 2,975 4,178 3,035 4,041 Wandsworth 2,562 3,756 2,674 3,892 2,549 3,572 2,683 3,624 Westminster 2,593 3,802 2,741 3,991 2,622 3,677 2,750 3,643 Barking and Dagenham 2,074 3,034 2,095 3,042 2,219 3,107 2,231 2,955 Barnet 2,069 3,027 2,130 3,094 2,161 3,024 2,197 2,887 Bexley 1,908 2,787 1,972 2,861 2,068 2,893 2,064 2,739 Brent 2,458 3,604 2,542 3,701 2,454 3,441 2,500 3,454 Bromley 1,883 2,750 1,938 2,811 2,039 2,851 2,013 2,682 Croydon 2,097 3,068 2,143 3,112 2,202 3,083 2,243 3,055 Ealing 2,294 3,360 2,398 3,488 2,356 3,302 2,350 3,229 Enfield 2,088 3,054 2,126 3,088 2,208 3,091 2,234 2,945 Haringey 2,576 3,778 2,670 3,889 2,618 3,674 2,589 3,588 Harrow 1,995 2,916 2,019 2,930 2,110 2,952 2,147 2,933 Havering 1,828 2,668 1,878 2,722 2,057 2,877 2,023 2,691 Hillingdon 1,923 2,809 1,983 2,878 2.120 2,967 2,133 2,843 Hounslow 2,134 3,122 2,165 3,145 2,233 3,128 2,260 2,954 Kingston upon Thames 1,917 2,801 1,957 2,839 2,052 2,870 2,064 2,724 Merton 2,056 3,007 2,121 3,080 2,163 3,028 2,184 2,909 Newham 2,529 3,709 2,586 3,766 2,603 3,653 2,581 3,444 Redbridge 2,008 2,936 2,093 3,038 2,172 3,040 2,164 2,892 Richmond upon Thames 1,932 2,823 1,982 2,875 2,001 2,797 2,015 2,639 Sutton 1,902 2,779 1,972 2,860 2,085 2,916 2,093 2,727 Waltham Forest 2,316 3,393 2,404 3,498 2,440 3,421 2,434 3,266 Birmingham 2,072 3,037 2,131 3,101 2,093 2,934 2,083 2,802 Coventry 1,892 2,769 1,909 2,773 1,948 2,728 1,984 2,652 Dudley 1,700 2,484 1,722 2,498 1,802 2,521 1,813 2,412 Sandwell 1,910 2,796 1,960 2,849 1,976 2,768 1,986 2,646 Solihull 1,721 2,514 1,752 2,542 1,808 2,527 1,798 2,380 Walsall 1,813 2,652 1,829 2,656 1,881 2,633 1,894 2,505 Wolverhampton 2,003 2,934 2,030 2,952 1,997 2,798 1,995 2,695 Knowsley 2,050 3,003 2,084 3,032 2,201 3,087 2,186 2,991 Liverpool 2,061 3,019 2,113 3,075 2,141 3,002 2,110 2,825 St. Helens 1,729 2,527 1,750 2,539 1,851 2,590 1,845 2,471 Sefton 1,769 2,586 1,788 2,596 1,879 2,630 1,875 2,496 Wirral 1,869 2,735 1,891 2,746 1,959 2,744 1,948 2,611 Bolton 1,815 2,654 1,863 2,705 1,869 2,616 1,866 2,492 Bury 1,681 2,456 1,699 2,464 1,786 2,498 1,813 2,409 Manchester 2,150 3,153 2,206 3,211 2,214 3,107 2,258 3,077 Oldham 1,877 2,746 1,866 2,709 1,910 2,674 1,919 2,534 Rochdale 1,805 2,639 1,863 2,706 1,917 2,684 1,932 2,613 Salford 1,853 2,711 1,919 2,788 1,971 2,762 1,975 2,656 Stockport 1,669 2,437 1,689 2,449 1,776 2,484 1,775 2,379 Tameside 1,779 2,601 1,785 2,590 1,827 2,556 1,831 2,432 Trafford 1,745 2,550 1,758 2,551 1,798 2,515 1,830 2,424 Wigan 1,687 2,464 1,727 2,505 1,814 2,537 1,809 2,395 Barnsley 1,765 2,580 1,793 2,602 1,854 2,594 1,869 2,493 Doncaster 1,861 2,720 1,905 2,765 1,943 2,717 1,934 2,576 Rotherham 1,796 2,625 1,819 2,640 1,856 2,596 1,871 2,466 Sheffield 1,815 2,655 1,874 2,722 1,936 2,711 1,922 2,570 Bradford 1,971 2,885 2,022 2,940 1,993 2,791 1,986 2,683 Calderdale 1,808 2,643 1,869 2,714 1,905 2,665 1,896 2,527 Kirklees 1,853 2,710 1,914 2,779 1,912 2,675 1,900 2,543 Leeds 1,813 2,652 1,846 2,680 1,868 2,613 1,864 2,484 Wakefield 1,761 2,574 1,771 2,569 1,816 2,539 1,825 2,425 Gateshead 1,828 2,673 1,886 2,739 1,952 2,733 1,937 2,605 Newcastle upon Tyne 1,908 2,792 1,949 2,832 2,012 2,820 2,045 2,722 North Tyneside 1,797 2,628 1,779 2,582 1,828 2,557 1,845 2,486 South Tyneside 1,836 2,685 1,825 2,649 1,923 2,692 1,932 2,592 Sunderland 1,805 2,640 1,833 2,661 1,925 2,695 1,919 2,553 Isles of Scilly 3,155 4,601 3,140 4,545 3,281 4,570 3,347 4,331 Avon 1,728 2,524 1,779 2,582 1,835 2,566 1,838 2,464 Bedfordshire 1,896 2,772 1,976 2,867 2,011 2,812 1,995 2,668 Berkshire 1,855 2,709 1,906 2,764 1,953 2,730 1,988 2,668 Buckinghamshire 1,826 2,666 1,890 2,740 1,962 2,741 1,966 2,634 Cambridgeshire 1,764 2,576 1,802 2,613 1,847 2,580 1,876 2,512 Cheshire 1,703 2,487 1,746 2,532 1,818 2,542 1,817 2,413 Cleveland 1,894 2,772 1,908 2,772 1,942 2,719 1,940 2,593 Cornwall 1,799 2,627 1,831 2,654 1,878 2,622 1,893 2,525 Cumbria 1,763 2,575 1,820 2,639 1,862 2,600 1,856 2,474
Education component of Standard Spending Assessment per pupil, in sub-blocks 5 to 10 and 11 to 15 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 5 to 10 11 to 15 5 to 10 11 to 15 5 to 10 11 to 15 5 to 10 11 to 15 Derbyshire 1,706 2,491 1,739 2,522 1,801 2,516 1,812 2,419 Devon 1,762 2,574 1,817 2,635 1,865 2,605 1,879 2,510 Dorset 1,714 2,502 1,771 2,569 1,828 2,554 1,833 2,445 Durham 1,787 2,611 1,805 2,618 1,879 2,627 1,884 2,516 East Sussex 1,825 2,666 1,941 2,816 1,986 2,776 2,000 2,677 Essex 1,815 2,650 1,882 2,729 1,972 2,756 1,989 2,646 Gloucestershire 1,731 2,528 1,772 2,569 1,819 2,541 1,836 2,439 Hampshire 1,788 2,611 1,867 2,707 1,929 2,696 1,930 2,586 Hereford and Worcester 1,712 2,500 1,734 2,513 1,798 2,511 1,827 2,442 Hertfordshire 1,842 2,689 1,884 2,732 1,970 2,754 2,010 2,667 Humberside 1,817 2,656 1,849 2,684 1,891 2,644 1,891 2,512 Isle of Wight Council 1,875 2,739 1,940 2,813 2,018 2,819 2,016 2,700 Kent 1,807 2,638 1,886 2,734 1,960 2,740 1,968 2,625 Lancashire 1,805 2,639 1,822 2,644 1,867 2,611 1,877 2,506 Leicestershire 1,785 2,608 1,821 2,642 1,855 2,593 1,864 2,487 Lincolnshire 1,809 2,642 1,850 2,682 1,874 2,616 1,873 2,487 Norfolk 1,789 2,612 1,815 2,632 1,863 2,601 1,881 2,512 North Yorkshire 1,738 2,537 1,756 2,544 1,805 2,518 1,827 2,426 Northamptonshire 1,759 2,569 1,796 2,604 1,823 2,547 1,836 2,458 Northumberland 1,743 2,544 1,784 2,587 1,838 2,566 1,825 2,425 Nottinghamshire 1,821 2,662 1,851 2,687 1,872 2,618 1,883 2,512 Oxfordshire 1,798 2,624 1,872 2,714 1,934 2,700 1,934 2,579 Shropshire 1,774 2,589 1,811 2,625 1,850 2,583 1,862 2,482 Somerset 1,745 2,547 1,781 2,582 1,833 2,558 1,846 2,493 Staffordshire 1,704 2,489 1,744 2,528 1,792 2,504 1,805 2,401 Suffolk 1,726 2,520 1,762 2,553 1,807 2,522 1,820 2,434 Surrey 1,828 2,667 1,857 2,691 1,921 2,684 1,998 2,693 Warwickshire 1,723 2,516 1,754 2,543 1,801 2,516 1,822 2,436 West Sussex 1,766 2,578 1,813 2,628 1,918 2,679 1,932 2,575 Wiltshire 1,750 2,555 1,787 2,590 1,824 2,546 1,835 2,455 England 1,873 2,724 1,921 2,775 1,968 2,741 1,981 2,635 228W
Percentage change in unit allowances for Education SSA between 1992–93 and 1995–96 5 to 10 11 to 15 City of London 28.12 174.34 Camden 14.98 -1.16 Greenwich 14.04 3.28 Hackney 5.43 1.93 Hammersmith and Fulham 11.99 -0.50 Islington 6.94 0.20 Kensington and Chelsea 9.23 6.51 Lambeth 3.95 3.20 Lewisham 9.48 1.85 Southwark 9.36 3.65 Tower Hamlets 1.63 -7.86 Wandsworth 4.71 -3.51 Westminster 6.06 -4.18 Barking and Dagenham 7.58 -2.59 Barnet 6.15 4.62 Bexley 8.16 -1.73 Brent 1.68 -4.17 Bromley 6.89 -2.47 Croydon 6.96 -0.43 Ealing 2.42 -3.90 Enfield 7.03 -3.56 Haringey 0.50 -5.03 Harrow 7.66 -0.44 Havering 10.86 0.85 Hillingdon 10.93 1.18 Hounslow 5.94 -5.06 Kingston upon Thames 7.66 -2.74 Merton 6.21 -3.28 Newham 2.06 -7.15 Redbridge 7.76 -1.51 Richmond upon Thames 4.30 -6.54 Sutton 10.00 -1.87 Waltham Forest 5.12 -3.74 229W
Percentage change in unit allowances for Education SSA between 1992–93 and 1995–96 5 to 10 11 to 15 Birmingham 0 50 -7 72 Coventry 4.83 -4.23 Dudley 6.62 -2.92 Sandwell 3.94 -5.39 Solihull 4.44 -5.34 Walsall 4.48 -5.51 Wolverhampton -0.42 -8.12 Knowsley 6.62 -0.41 Liverpool 2.37 -6.43 St. Helens 6.67 -2.24 Sefton 6.00 -3.48 Wirral 4.21 4.56 Bolton 2.85 -6.12 Bury 7.84 -1.91 Manchester 4.99 -2.41 Oldham 2.25 -7.71 Rochdale 7.08 -1.01 Salford 6.55 -2.04 Stockport 6.36 -2.40 Tameside 2.29 -6.49 Trafford 4.90 -4.95 Wigan 7.26 -2.81 Barnsley 5.90 -3.39 Doncaster 3.95 -5.29 Rotherham 4.21 -6.07 Sheffield 5.86 -3.20 Bradford 0.79 -7.01 Calderdale 4.86 -4.39 Kirklees 2.57 -6.14 Leeds 2.78 -6.34 Wakefield 3.64 -5.81 Gateshead 5.96 -2.54 Newcastle upon Tyne 7.20 -2.53
Percentage change in unit allowances for Education SSA between 1992–93 and 1995–96 5 to 10 11 to 15 North Tyneside 2.67 -5.40 South Tyneside 5.23 -3.46 Sunderland 6.30 -3.27 Isles of Scilly 6.10 -5.86 Avon 6.38 -2.35 Bedfordshire 5.20 -3.72 Berkshire 7.19 -1.51 Buckinghamshire 7.67 -1.21 Cambridgeshire 6.33 -2.49 Cheshire 6.69 -2.99 Cleveland 2.42 -6.45 Cornwall 5.26 -3.85 Cumbria 5.23 -3.89 Derbyshire 6.23 -2.89 Devon 6.62 -2.46 Dorset 6.96 -2.28 Durham 5.44 -3.64 East Sussex 9.59 0.39 Essex 9.56 -0.17 Gloucestershire 6.07 -3.50 Hampshire 7.91 -0.95 Hereford and Worcester 6.68 -2.28 Hertfordshire 9.10 -0.83 Humberside 4.06 -5.42 Isle of Wight Council 7.53 -1.42 Kent 8.95 -0.51 Lancashire 3.99 -5.04 Leicestershire 4.43 -4.67 Lincolnshire 3.51 -5.86 Norfolk 5.14 -3.81 North Yorkshire 5.13 -4.36 Northamptonshire 4.38 -4.33 Northumberland 4.70 -4.67 Nottinghamshire 3.39 -5.66 Oxfordshire 7.55 -1.73 Shropshire 5.01 -4.13 Somerset 5.76 -2.12 Staffordshire 5.92 -3.51 Suffolk 5.42 -3.40 Surrey 9.30 0.96 Warwickshire 5.73 -3.17 West Sussex 9.41 -0.12 Wiltshire 4.82 -3.92 England 5.80 -3.27