§ Mr. ChaytorTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment what the difference is between the local authority with(a) the highest and (b) the lowest standard spending assessment for (i) primary schools and (ii) secondary schools. [57670]
§ Ms Estelle MorrisThe table sets out the education standard spending assessment per primary pupil and per secondary pupil for all local education authorities in England for 1998–99. The difference between the local authority with the highest and the lowest standard spending assessment is £1,880 per primary pupil and £2,432 per secondary pupil.
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Education SSA per pupil 1998–99 £ LEA Primary per pupil Secondary per pupil Isles of Scilly 3,884 5,051 Tower Hamlets 3,377 4,434 Hackney 3,327 4,558 Lambeth 3,307 4,661 Southwark 3,197 4,191 Islington 3,168 4,218 Camden 3,131 3,947 Hammersmith and Fulham 3,128 4,081 Lewisham 3,111 4,088 City of London 3,094 9,236 Kensington and Chelsea 3,047 3,946 Westminster 2,987 3,741 Greenwich 2,967 3,854 Newham 2,917 3,809 Wandsworth 2,900 3,797 Haringey 2,892 3,849 Brent 2,804 3,710 Waltham Forest 2,703 3,530 Ealing 2,622 3,503 Slough 2,613 3,485 Hounslow 2,570 3,301 Barking and Dagenham 2,561 3,377 Enfield 2,528 3,260 Manchester 2,510 3,321 Croydon 2,496 3,288 Knowsley 2,489 3,336 Redbridge 2,456 3,181 Merton 2,451 3,186 Liverpool 2,436 3,165 Barnet 2,429 3,112 Hillingdon 2,399 3,115 Harrow 2,388 3,148 Nottingham City 2,382 3,135 Luton 2,380 3,111 Thurrock 2,373 3,096 Birmingham 2,370 3,113 Sutton 2,345 2,995 Leicester 2,332 3,035 Bexley 2,331 3,031 Middlesbrough 2,318 3,066 Southampton 2,310 3,036 Blackburn 2,304 2,995 Brighton and Hove 2,303 3,001 Bromley 2,298 2,965
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Education SSA per pupil 1998–99 £ LEA Primary per pupil Secondary per pupil Newcastle upon Tyne 2,296 2,998 Portsmouth 2,295 2,988 Kingston upon Thames 2,293 2,954 Havering 2,293 2,993 Isle of Wight Council 2,288 2,981 City of Kingston-upon-Hull 2,279 2,968 Reading 2,279 3,037 Bradford 2,272 2,985 Wolverhampton 2,270 2,987 Southend 2,264 2,955 Sandwell 2,261 2,954 Salford 2,259 2,970 Hertfordshire 2,257 2,927 Richmond upon Thames 2,253 2,878 Milton Keynes 2,252 2,956 Coventry 2,243 2,922 Rochdale 2,235 2,934 Halton 2,235 2,946 South Tyneside 2,232 2,900 Doncaster 2,232 2,918 Bracknell Forest 2,231 2,909 Windsor and Maidenhead 2,228 2,859 Essex 2,228 2,907 Surrey 2,228 2,897 Kent 2,227 2,902 East Sussex 2,226 2,910 Peterborough 2,222 2,886 Oldham 2,218 2,868 Wirral 2,218 2,905 Redcar and Cleveland 2,218 2,866 Hartlepool 2,208 2,875 City of Bristol 2,207 2,911 Medway Towns 2,205 2,876 Sunderland 2,203 2,871 Derby 2,197 2,865 Gateshead 2,188 2,854 North East Lincolnshire 2,187 2,849 Kirklees 2,185 2,848 Sheffield 2,184 2,854 Buckinghamshire 2,180 2,851 Bedfordshire 2,179 2,835 Oxfordshire 2,178 2,815 Walsall 2,176 2,819 Stockton-on-Tees 2,174 2,837 Blackpool 2,168 2,872 The Wrekin 2,166 2,820 Torbay 2,163 2,811 Cornwall 2,162 2,820 Calderdale 2,161 2,820 Durham 2,159 2,824 West Sussex 2,159 2,810 Bolton 2,159 2,802 St. Helens 2,158 2,824 Leeds 2,156 2,806 Stoke on Trent 2,155 2,818 North Lincolnshire 2,155 2,806 Barnsley 2,154 2,823 Norfolk 2,153 2,802 Sefton 2,153 2,789 Rotherham 2,152 2,779 Lincolnshire 2,149 2,802 Herefordshire 2,149 2,818 Plymouth 2,149 2,773 Bournemouth 2,148 2,774 Darlington 2,145 2,810 Lancashire 2,138 2,783 Devon 2,137 2,794 Tameside 2,135 2,768 Cumbria 2,133 2,774 North Tyneside 2,125 2,793
Education SSA per pupil 1998–99 £ LEA Primary per pupil Secondaryper pupil Hampshire 2,124 2,776 Northumberland 2,120 2,765 Newbury 2,118 2,733 North Yorkshire 2,117 2,732 Somerset 2,105 2,747 Cambridgeshire 2,104 2,734 Northamptonshire 2,104 2,739 Trafford 2,103 2,726 Suffolk 2,100 2,724 Shropshire 2,100 2,727 Wakefield 2,097 2,728 Wiltshire 2,092 2,731 Swindon 2,082 2,720 Bury 2,081 2,686 Gloucestershire 2,081 2,703 Nottinghamshire 2,077 2,709 Wigan 2,076 2,689 Dorset 2,073 2,691 East Riding of Yorkshire 2,071 2,688 Rutland 2,065 2,594 Warwickshire 2,063 2,685 Dudley 2,059 2,673 Cheshire 2,058 2,663 Derbyshire 2,057 2,682 York 2,056 2,700 North Somerset 2,054 2,681 Solihull 2,053 2,648 Worcestershire 2,051 2,664 Poole 2,044 2,655 Stockport 2,042 2,665 Bath and North East Somerset 2,041 2,606 Staffordshire 2,037 2,653 Warrington 2,036 2,659 Wokingham 2,028 2,657 Leicestershire 2,006 2,620 South Gloucestershire 2,004 2,619 England 2,248 2,918
§ Mr.WigleyTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment What are the current levels of funding per pupil in each local education authority. [55592]
§ Ms Estelle MorrisThe table shows the current levels of funding per primary and secondary pupil through the education standard spending assessment system for each English local education authority The education SSAs have increased across England between 1997–98 and 1998–99 by £119 per primary pupil and by £135per secondary pupil.
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1998–99 SSA per pupil £ LEA Primary per pupil Secondary per pupil Increase 5 to 10 Increase 11 to 15 Isles of Scilly 3,884 5,051 307 349 Tower Hamlets 3,377 4,434 160 172 Hackney 3,327 4,558 148 226 Lambeth 3,307 4,661 201 257 Southwark 3,197 4,191 167 161 Islington 3,168 4,218 169 192 Camden 3,131 3,947 156 206 Hammersmith and Fulham 3,128 4,081 172 254 Lewisham 3,111 4,088 175 199 City of London 3,094 9,236 76 1,989 Kensington and Chelsea 3,047 3,946 336 315 Westminster 2,987 3,741 197 162
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1998–99 SSA per pupil £ LEA Primary per pupil Secondaryper pupil Increase 5 to 10 Increase 11 to 15 Greenwich 2,967 3,854 157 174 Newham 2,917 3,809 165 190 Wandsworth 2,900 3,797 121 127 Haringey 2,892 3,849 130 127 Brent 2,804 3,710 156 131 Waltham Forest 2,703 3,530 140 130 Ealing 2,622 3,503 143 172 Slough 2,613 3,485 165 207 Hounslow 2,570 3,301 130 146 Barking and Dagenham 2,561 3,377 133 162 Enfield 2,528 3,260 130 128 Manchester 2,510 3,321 150 183 Croydon 2,496 3,288 135 163 Knowsley 2,489 3,336 108 158 Redbridge 2,456 3,181 133 144 Merton 2,451 3,186 137 156 Liverpool 2,436 3,165 141 142 Barnet 2,429 3,112 128 135 Hillingdon 2,399 3,115 137 146 Harrow 2,388 3,148 121 148 Nottingham City 2,382 3,135 119 138 Luton 2,380 3,111 136 152 Thurrock 2,373 3,096 133 157 Birmingham 2,370 3,113 130 152 Sutton 2,345 2,995 126 129 Leicester 2,332 3,035 124 136 Bexley 2,331 3,031 125 143 Middlesbrough 2,318 3,066 118 130 Southampton 2,310 3,036 131 147 Blackburn 2,304 2,995 125 147 Brighton and Hove 2,303 3,001 130 154 Bromley 2,298 2,965 119 125 Newcastle upon Tyne 2,296 2,998 125 151 Portsmouth 2,295 2,988 132 156 Kingston upon Thames 2,293 2,954 125 129 Havering 2,293 2,993 117 140 Isle of Wight Council 2,288 2,981 122 140 City ofKingston-upon-Hull 2,279 2,968 120 134 Reading 2,279 3,037 126 140 Bradford 2,272 2,985 120 140 Wolverhampton 2,270 2,987 119 138 Southend 2,264 2,955 129 145 Sandwell 2,261 2,954 121 146 Salford 2,259 2,970 120 155 Hertfordshire 2,257 2,927 123 139 Richmond upon Thames 2,253 2,878 127 150 Milton Keynes 2,252 2,956 120 142 Coventry 2,243 2,922 120 136 Rochdale 2,235 2,934 121 128 Halton 2,235 2,946 107 135 South Tyneside 2,232 2,900 111 120 Doncaster 2,232 2,918 116 135 Bracknell Forest 2,231 2,909 127 157 Windsor and Maidenhead 2,228 2,859 130 154 Essex 2,228 2,907 124 145 Surrey 2,228 2,897 119 133 Kent 2,227 2,902 123 143 East Sussex 2,226 2,910 132 156 Peterborough 2,222 2,886 123 130 Oldham 2,218 2,868 117 135 Wirral 2,218 2,905 118 141 Redcar and Cleveland 2,218 2,866 112 127 Hartlepool 2,208 2,875 110 120 City of Bristol 2,207 2,911 114 127 Medway Towns 2,205 2,876 113 127 Sunderland 2,203 2,871 114 127 Derby 2,197 2,865 112 118 Gateshead 2,188 2,854 114 117 North East Lincolnshire 2,187 2,849 111 121 Kirklees 2,185 2,848 119 129 Sheffield 2,184 2,854 115 129 Buckinghamshire 2,180 2,851 116 138 Bedfordshire 2,179 2,835 124 138
1998–99 SSA per pupil £ LEA Primary per pupil Secondary per pupil Increase 5 to 10 Increase 11 to 15 Oxfordshire 2,178 2,815 131 145 Walsall 2,176 2,819 105 118 Stockton-on-Tees 2,174 2,837 108 130 Blackpool 2,168 2,872 120 133 The Wrekin 2,166 2,820 106 119 Torbay 2,163 2,811 108 123 Cornwall 2,162 2,820 105 122 Calderdale 2,161 2,820 110 130 Durham 2,159 2,824 116 138 West Sussex 2,159 2,810 117 135 Bolton 2,159 2,802 117 128 St. Helens 2,158 2,824 113 128 Leeds 2,156 2,806 115 125 Stoke on Trent 2,155 2,818 112 125 North Lincolnshire 2,155 2,806 116 133 Barnsley 2,154 2,823 116 136 Norfolk 2,153 2,802 111 127 Sefton 2,153 2,789 116 127 Rotherham 2,152 2,779 115 123 Lincolnshire 2,149 2,802 108 126 Herefordshire 2,149 2,818 102 111 Plymouth 2,149 2,773 115 128 Bournemouth 2,148 2,774 115 124 Darlington 2,145 2,810 107 127 Lancashire 2,138 2,783 112 126 Devon 2,137 2,794 112 125 Tameside 2,135 2,768 111 119 Cumbria 2,133 2,774 111 129 North Tyneside 2,125 2,793 109 128 Hampshire 2,124 2,776 117 145 Northumberland 2,120 2,765 105 126 Newbury 2,118 2,733 124 143 North Yorkshire 2,117 2,732 111 129 Somerset 2,105 2,747 110 125 Cambridgeshire 2,104 2,734 115 122 Northamptonshire 2,104 2,739 105 118 Trafford 2,103 2,726 110 123 Suffolk 2,100 2,724 118 124 Shropshire 2,100 2,727 100 115 Wakefield 2,097 2,728 109 124 Wiltshire 2,092 2,731 105 128 Swindon 2,082 2,720 103 119 Bury 2,081 2,686 109 127 Gloucestershire 2,081 2,703 104 118 Nottinghamshire 2,077 2,709 108 128 Wigan 2,076 2,689 107 116 Dorset 2,073 2,691 110 126 East Riding of Yorkshire 2,071 2,688 110 126 Rutland 2,065 2,594 123 128 Warwickshire 2,063 2,685 102 112 Dudley 2,059 2,673 105 113 Cheshire 2,058 2,663 106 121 Derbyshire 2,057 2,682 105 117 York 2,056 2,700 111 134 North Somerset 2,054 2,681 112 128 Solihull 2,053 2,648 93 108 Worcestershire 2,051 2,664 94 105 Poole 2,044 2,655 101 115 Stockport 2,042 2,665 102 117 Bath and North East Somerset 2,041 2,606 108 122 Staffordshire 2,037 2,653 102 119 Warrington 2,036 2,659 97 115 Wokingham 2,028 2,657 115 139 Leicestershire 2,006 2,620 101 116 South Gloucestershire 2,004 2.619 102 122 Total 2,248 2,918 119 135