§ Mrs. PeacockTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment what percentage of each of the shire counties education budgets is currently spent on(a) school and (b) non-school expenditure; and what amount of money this represents per school pupil in each case. [14577]
§ Mr. Robin SquireI refer my hon. Friend to the answer that I gave to my right hon. Friend the Member for Westmorland and Lonsdale (Mr. Jopling) on 13 December 1995,Official Report, columns 698–700.
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§ Mrs. PeacockTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment what percentage of each of the London borough's education budgets is currently spent on(a) schools and (b) non-school expenditure together with the amount of money this represents per school pupil in each case. [14578]
§ Mr. SquireThe following table shows for each London borough the percentage of net recurrent expenditure in 1993–94, the latest year for which figures are available, on:(a) pre-primary, primary, secondary and special schools; and (b) other education services, including education other than at school, adult education, continuing education, discretionary awards, youth and other community services, service strategy and regulation and education support services. The table also shows the amount per pupil which this expenditure represents, though in the case of non-schools expenditure school pupils are not the principal clients.
London boroughs expenditure on education and its cost per pupil pre-primary/primary, secondary and special Net recurrent expenditure 1993–94 Percentage of expenditure (a) Cost per pupil Percentage of expenditure (b) Cost per pupil Corporation of London 45 3,509 55 4,336 Camden 85 2,353 15 430 Greenwich 88 2,510 12 351 Hackney 87 3,803 13 588 Hammersmith and Fulham 74 2,996 26 1,028 Islington 89 3,232 11 398 Kensington and Chelsea 80 3,560 20 883 Lambeth 70 3,626 30 1,586 Lewisham 92 2,963 8 248 Southwark 81 2,685 19 625 Tower Hamlets 91 3,349 9 319 Wandsworth 79 2,861 21 774 City of Westminster 78 2,674 22 772 Barking 90 2,168 10 252 Barnet 96 2,374 4 88 Bexley 94 2,103 6 130 Brent 91 2,979 9 283 Bromley 89 1,952 11 238 Croydon 84 2,423 16 467 Ealing 91 2,863 9 295 Enfield 94 2,414 6 161 Haringey 95 3,208 5 180 Harrow 92 2,473 8 207 Havering 95 2,124 5 112 Hillingdon 95 2,572 5 148 Hounslow 93 2,309 7 164 Kingston upon Thames 88 2,130 12 279 Merton 90 2,427 10 284 Newham 93 2,543 7 203 Redbridge 94 2,411 6 142 Richmond upon Thames 85 1,869 15 319 Sutton 90 2,114 10 243 Waltham Forest 87 2,648 13 408 Total 88 2,624 12 351