§ Mr. Nigel JonesTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment what was the amount of the delegated schools budget spent(a) per primary pupil and (b) per secondary pupil in each local education authority area for the last 10 years for which figures are available. [44461]
§ Mr. ByersThe table shows, for England, the amount of the Aggregated Schools Budget per primary pupil and per secondary pupil for the financial year 1997–98, taken from the section 122 Budget Statements published 705W by local education authorities for that year. Figures for earlier years could be provided only at disproportionate cost.
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Aggregated schools budget per pupil—England—1997–98 Primary school Secondary school City of London 2,968 0 Camden 2,060 2,845 Greenwich 1,909 2,604 Hackney 2,078 2,772 Hammersmith and Fulham 2,103 2,868 Islington 1,982 2,720 Kensington and Chelsea 2,384 3,241 Lambeth 2,325 3,035 Lewisham 1,995 2,810 Southwark 1,995 2,608 Tower Hamlets 2,014 2,590 Wandsworth 1,935 2,521 Westminster 2,051 2,736 Barking/Dagenham 1,790 2,332 Barnet 1,725 2,456 Bexley 1,408 2,202 Brent 1,906 2,583 Bromley 1,630 2,196 Croydon 1,715 2,379 Ealing 1,796 2,303 Enfield 1,648 2,319 Haringey 1,798 2,508 Harrow 1,827 2,625 Havering 1,598 2,478 Hillingdon 1,684 2,549 Hounslow 1,867 2,295 Kingston 1,608 2,212 Merton 1,758 2,281 Newham 1,587 2,415 Redbridge 1,553 2,378 Richmond 1,787 2,312 Sutton 1,666 2,358 Waltham Forest 1,819 2,560 Birmingham 1,716 2,313 Coventry 1,574 2,252 Dudley 1,578 2,174 Sandwell 1,496 2,134 Solihull 1,560 2,123 Walsall 1,493 2,139 Wolverhampton 1,464 2,242 Knowsley 1,570 2,191 Liverpool 1,509 2,086 St. Helens 1,452 2,154 Sefton 1,483 2,251 Wirral 1,453 2,024 Bolton 1,432 2,050 Bury 1,368 2,000 Manchester 1,463 2,218 Oldham 1,470 2,149 Rochdale 1,424 2,117 Salford 1,484 2,159 Stockport 1,458 2,015 Tameside 1,350 1,875 Trafford 1,284 2,161 Wigan 1,473 2,231 Barnsley 1,288 1,958 Doncaster 1,483 2,189 Rotherham 1,452 1,985 Sheffield 1,452 1,959 Bradford 1,479 1,752 Calderdale 1,420 2,119 Kirklees 1,412 2,043 Leeds 1,615 2,171 Wakefield 1,377 1,864 Gateshead 1,486 2,092
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Aggregated schools budget per pupil—England—1997–98 Primary school Secondary school Newcastle 1,485 2,112 North Tyneside 1,463 2,012 South Tyneside 1,436 1,963 Sunderland 1,525 2,107 Isles of Scilly 2,537 4,361 Bath and North East Somerset 1,615 2,235 Bristol 1,619 2,399 North Somerset 1,523 2,218 South Gloucestershire 2,239 2,242 Hartlepool 1,363 2,045 Middlesbrough 1,408 2,218 Redcar and Cleveland 1,435 2,136 Stockton on Tees 1,423 2,074 Hull 1,524 2,108 East Riding 1,503 2,128 North East Lincolnshire 1,538 2,152 North Lincolnshire 1,519 2,089 North Yorkshire 1,486 2,198 York 1,415 2,141 Luton 1,476 2,223 Milton Keynes 1,394 2,310 Derby City 1,236 2,118 Poole 1,391 2,016 Bournemouth 1,320 1,985 Darlington 1,316 1,993 Brighton and Hove 1,475 2,211 Portsmouth 1,637 2,213 Southampton 1,670 2,276 Leicester City 1,450 2,051 Rutland 1,716 0 Stoke-on-Trent 1,424 1,984 Swindon 1,376 2,079 Bedfordshire 1,447 1,965 Berkshire 1,528 2,187 Buckinghamshire 1,367 2,221 Cambridgeshire 1,389 2,030 Cheshire 1,486 2,142 Cornwall 1,473 2,042 Cumbria 1,495 2,147 Derbyshire 1,275 2,026 Devon 1,466 2,127 Dorset 1,445 1,956 Durham 1,414 2,045 East Sussex 1,498 2,257 Essex 1,518 2,264 Gloucestershire 1,435 2,008 Hampshire 1,609 2,164 Hereford/Worcester 1,456 1,943 Hertfordshire 1,500 2,247 Isle of Wight 1,544 1,925 Kent 1,480 2,142 Lancashire 1,430 2,098 Leicestershire 1,495 2,081 Lincolnshire 1,486 2,257 Norfolk 1,583 2,302 Northamptonshire 1,469 2,048 Northumberland 1,474 1,863 Nottinghamshire 1,290 2,112 Oxfordshire 1,534 2,018 Shropshire 1,394 2,249 Somerset 1,514 2,082 Staffordshire 1,367 1,936 Suffolk 1,295 2,579 Surrey 1,642 2,102 Warwickshire 1,444 2,035 West Sussex 1,505 2,191 Wiltshire 1,436 2,023 England average 1,521 2,165