§ Mr. WorthingtonTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what has been the expenditure per(a) primary school and (b) primary school pupil in real and constant price terms in each year since 1979. [23382]
§ Mr. AncramThe information requested in respect of primary and secondary school pupils is set out in the table for years 1979–80 to 1992–93, which is the latest year for which details are available:
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Year Primary Secondary1 Expenditure per pupil £ Expenditure pupil at 1992–93 prices £ Expenditure per pupil £ Expenditure pupil at 1992–93 prices £ 1990–91 1,186 1,311 1,859 2,054 1991–92 1,285 1,336 2,053 2,135 1992–93 1,408 1,408 2,195 2,195 Notes:
1 Includes preparatory pupils at grammar schools.
1. In the 1992–93 financial year there were 189,995 full-time equivalent pupils at primary schools, 3,659 at preparatory departments in grammar schools and 144,773 at secondary schools.
§ Mr. WorthingtonTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what has been the expenditure per(a) primary school and (b) secondary school pupil in real and constant price terms in each year since 1979 excluding staff costs. [23384]
Year Primary Secondary1 Expenditure per pupil £ Expenditure per pupil at 1992–93 prices £ Expenditure pupil per pupil £ Expenditure per at 1992–93 Prices £ 1979–80 65 155 107 255 1980–81 76 153 128 258 1981–82 88 162 145 266 1982–83 92 158 156 267 1983–84 93 152 159 260 1984–85 98 153 193 301 1985–86 104 154 193 285 1986–87 139 199 244 350 1987–88 122 166 237 323 1988–89 130 166 257 328 1989–90 161 192 296 353 1990–91 168 186 317 350 1991–92 188 195 326 339 1992–93 217 217 341 341 Notes:
1 Includes preparatory pupils at grammar schools.
1. In the 1992–93 financial year there were 189,995 full-time equivalent pupils at primary schools, 3,659 at preparatory departments in grammar schools and 144,773 at secondary schools.
§ Mr. WorthingtonTo ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what has been the capital expenditure in real and constant price terms on(a) primary schools and (b) secondary schools in each year since 1979. [23383]
§ Mr. AncramCapital expenditure by education and library boards for each of the financial years from 1979–80 to 1992–93 is analysed by school sector in the statements and summary of the educational and library boards; accounts, Command 8143, 8508, 8816, 9225,
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Year Voluntary and grant-maintained integrated primary schools (including Nursery) Voluntary and grant-maintained integrated secondary schools Grants £ million 1992–93 Prices £ million Grants £ million 1992–93 Prices £ million 1984–85 1.983 3.092 4.072 6.350 1985–86 2.457 3.632 3.809 5.631 1986–87 3.064 4.397 4.860 6.975 1987–88 2.294 3.126 8.268 11.266 1988–89 3.497 4.466 11.148 14.237 1989–90 4.389 5.239 14.229 16.985
§ Mr. AncramThe information requested is set out in the table for years 1979–80 to 1992–93 which is the latest year for which details are available:
9487, 9820, 255, 388, 690, 1105, 1531, 1977, 2249 and 2603, copies of which are available in the Library. The figures for 1993–94 will be published in July 1995.
Capital grants paid by the Department of Education in respect of approved capital expenditure incurred by voluntary schools and grant-maintained integrated schools since 1984–85 are set out. Information in the form requested for the years 1979–80 to 1983–84 is not readily available and could be obtained only at disproportionate cost.
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Year Voluntary and grant-maintained integrated primary schools (including Nursery) Voluntary and grant-maintained integrated secondary schools Grants £ million 1992–93 Prices £ million Grants £ million 1992–93 Prices £ million 1990–91 6.390 7.062 19.717 21.790 1991–92 6.060 6.301 25.615 26.635 1992–93 6.850 6.850 23.232 23.232