HC Deb 13 November 1997 vol 300 cc669-71W
Mr. Watts

To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment if he will list the average level of grant per child received by each authority for the provision of primary and secondary school education. [15028]

Mr. Byers

Revenue Support Grant for local authorities is provided through the standard spending assessment formula, but it is up to each authority to decide how to fund primary and secondary school education. The following table sets out for 1997–98 the primary and secondary SSA per pupil figures for each local education authority.

LEA 1997–98 primary SSA per pupil £ 1997–98 secondary SSA per pupil £
City of London 3,017 7,245
Camden 2,975 3,740
Greenwich 2,810 3,679
Hackney 3,179 4,330
LEA 1997–98 primary SSA per pupil£ 1997–98 secondary SSA per pupil£
Hammersmith and Fulham 2,955 3,827
Islington 2,999 4,026
Kensington and Chelsea 2,711 3,630
Lambeth 3,107 4,403
Lewisham 2,936 3,889
Southwark 3,029 4,029
Tower Hamlets 3,217 4,261
Wandsworth 2,779 3,670
Westminster 2,789 3,578
Barking and Dagenham 2,429 3,213
Barnet 2,300 2,975
Bexley 2,206 2,888
Brent 2,648 3,578
Bromley 2,180 2,839
Croydon 2,361 3,125
Ealing 2,480 3,330
Enfield 2,399 3,131
Haringey 2,762 3,721
Harrow 2,267 3,000
Havering 2,176 2,853
Hillingdon 2,262 2,968
Hounslow 2,440 3,154
Kingston upon Thames 2,168 2,825
Merton 2,314 3,030
Newham 2,752 3,618
Redbridge 2,323 3,036
Richmond upon Thames 2,126 2,728
Sutton 2,219 2,866
Waltham Forst 2,563 3,399
Birmingham 2,240 2,960
Coventry 2,123 2,786
Dudley 1,954 2,559
Sandwell 2,139 2,808
Solihull 1,961 2,540
Walsall 2,071 2,701
Wolverhampton 2,150 2,848
Knowsley 2,381 3,177
Liverpool 2,295 3,022
St. Helens 2,045 2,695
Sefton 2,038 2,662
Wirral 2,100 2,763
Bolton 2,042 2,674
Bury 1,972 2,558
Manchester 2,359 3,138
Oldham 2,102 2,732
Rochdale 2,114 2,806
Salford 2,139 2,814
Stockport 1,939 2,547
Tameside 2,025 2,648
Trafford 1,993 2,603
Wigan 1,969 2,572
Barnsley 2,038 2,687
Doncaster 2,116 2,782
Rotherham 2,037 2,655
Sheffield 2,068 2,725
Bradford 2,151 2,845
Calderdale 2,050 2,689
Kirklees 2,066 2,718
Leeds 2,041 2,680
Wakefield 1,988 2,603
Gateshead 2,074 2,736
Newcastle upon Tyne 2,171 2,846
North Tyneside 2,015 2,664
South Tyneside 2,121 2,780
LEA 1997–98 primary SSA per pupil £ 1997–98 secondary SSA per pupil £
Sunderland 2,089 2,744
Isles of Scilly 3,576 4,701
Bath and North East Somerset 1,933 2,483
Bristol 2,093 2,784
North Somerset 1,942 2,552
South Gloucestershire 1,902 2,496
Hartlepool 2,098 2,754
Middlesbrough 2,199 2,935
Redcar and Cleveland 2,105 2,739
Stockton on Tees 2,066 2,707
Kingston upon Hull 2,159 2,834
East Riding of Yorkshire 1,961 2,561
North East Lincolnshire 2,077 2,728
North Lincolnshire 2,039 2,673
North Yorkshire 2,006 2,602
York 1,946 2,565
Bedfordshire 2,055 2,696
Luton 2,244 2,958
Buckinghamshire 2,064 2,712
Milton Keynes 2,133 2,813
Derbyshire 1,952 2,564
Derby 2,085 2,747
Dorset 1,963 2,565
Poole 1,943 2,539
Bournemouth 2,033 2,650
Durham 2,043 2,685
Darlington 2,037 2,683
East Sussex 2,094 2,753
Brighton and Hove 2,173 2,847
Hampshire 2,007 2,630
Portsmouth 2,163 2,831
Southampton 2,179 2,888
Leicestershire 1,905 2,504
Leicester 2,208 2,898
Rutland 1,942 2,466
Staffordshire 1,935 2,533
Stoke on Trent 2,043 2,692
Wiltshire 1,988 2,602
Thamesdown 1,979 2,600
Berkshire 2,103 2,759
Cambridgeshire 2,019 2,650
Cheshire 1,976 2,581
Cornwall 2,057 2,698
Cumbria 2,022 2,644
Devon 2,031 2,663
Essex 2,119 2,781
Gloucestershire 1,977 2,584
Hereford and Worcester 1,978 2,591
Hertfordshire 2,135 2,788
Isle of Wight Council 2,166 2,840
Kent 2,103 2,758
Lancashire 2,046 2,686
Lincolnshire 2,041 2,675
Norfolk 2,042 2,675
Northamptonshire 1,999 2,620
Northumberland 2,016 2,638
Nottinghamshire 2,052 2,695
Oxfordshire 2,047 2,669
Shropshire 2,027 2,650
Somerset 1,996 2,620
Suffolk 1,983 2,599
Surrey 2,109 2,763
Warwickshire 1,960 2,572
West Sussex 2,043 2,674
England 2,130 2,782