William Morris Academy (Hansard, 13 July 1999)

§ Baroness Blatch
asked Her Majesty's Government:
When it is expected that a decision will be taken about the future of the William Morris Academy in
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UK imports of live poultry^* from EU countries June 1998 to
March 1999

Tonnes France Irish Republic Denmark Germany All EU countries

1999

January 9 1 — — 10

February 8 16 — — 24

March 7 11 — ^** 18

All months 195 121 3 2 322

^* Excludes day-old chicks.

^** Less than 0.5 tonnes.

Hammersmith and Fulham local education authority which is operating without legal status. [HL3459]

§ Baroness Blackstone
The legal situation will be considered by the Secretary of State in the light of the proposed changes to post-16 education arising from the publication of the White Paper,Learning to Succeed.

§ Baroness Blatch
asked Her Majesty's Government:
What is the pupil-teacher ratio at William Morris Academy in Hammersmith and Fulham local education authority. [HL3460]

§ Baroness Blackstone
Information on pupil-teacher ratios for individual schools is not published centrally.

§ Baroness Blatch
asked Her Majesty's Government:
Who is responsible for inspecting William Morris Academy in Hammersmith and Fulham local education authority; and whether it is inspected as a school, a sixth form college or a further education college. [HL3462]
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§ Baroness Blackstone
The Academy is not currently subject to inspection by Ofsted, as it is not a school for the purposes of the School Inspections Act 1996, or by the Further Education and Funding Council, as it is not a FEFC-funded institution. The White PaperLearning to Succeed anticipated that, in future, Ofsted will be responsible for the inspection of all publicly funded 16–19 provision, except work based training for that age group.

GCE A/AS/Advanced GNVQ and other post-16 achievements of candidates aged 16 to 18 at start of academic year 1997–98

Entered for less than 2 GCE A/AS Entered for 2 or more GCE A/AS Entered for AGNVQ Entered for Intermediate VQ¹

Number of candidates Average points per candidate Number of candidates Average points per candidate Number of candidates Average points for candidate Number % Pass

Henry Compton School^* 4 3.8 9 16.1 3 12.0 14 71%

Phoenix High School^* 7 2.3 19 11.9 5 13.2 18 81%

Fulham Cross Secondary School^* 10 3.5 16 14.0 4 13.5 36 67%

Hurlingham and Chelsea School^* 5 1.8 8 14.6 3 6.0 23 65%

Burlington Danes C of E School^* 5 2.4 15 12.8 7 12.0 20 45%

William Morris Academy 31 2.8 67 13.5 22 11.7 111 62%

Lady Margaret School 3 4.7 55 19.2 — — — —

The London Oratory School 7 7.7 156 23.2 — — — —

Notes:

^* These are feeder schools for the William Morris Academy.

The average point score is based on:

GCE A level—grade A = 10, grade B = 8, grade C = 6, grade D = 4, grade E = 2.

GCE AS level—grade A = 5, grade B = 4, grade C = 3, grade D = 2, grade E = 1.

AGNVQ—Distinction = 18, merit = 12 and pass = 6.

¹ All candidates in a final year of study for Intermediate GNVQ, BTEC first or City & Guilds Intermediate Diploma.

UK imports of live poultry^* from EU countries June 1998 to March 1999
Tonnes	France	Irish Republic	Denmark	Germany	All EU countries
1999
January	9	1	—	—	10
February	8	16	—	—	24
March	7	11	—	^**	18
All months	195	121	3	2	322
^* Excludes day-old chicks.
^** Less than 0.5 tonnes.

GCE A/AS/Advanced GNVQ and other post-16 achievements of candidates aged 16 to 18 at start of academic year 1997–98
	Entered for less than 2 GCE	A/AS Entered for 2 or more GCE	A/AS Entered for AGNVQ	Entered for Intermediate VQ¹
	Number of candidates	Average points per candidate	Number of candidates	Average points per candidate	Number of candidates	Average points for candidate	Number	% Pass
Henry Compton School^*	4	3.8	9	16.1	3	12.0	14	71%
Phoenix High School^*	7	2.3	19	11.9	5	13.2	18	81%
Fulham Cross Secondary School^*	10	3.5	16	14.0	4	13.5	36	67%
Hurlingham and Chelsea School^*	5	1.8	8	14.6	3	6.0	23	65%
Burlington Danes C of E School^*	5	2.4	15	12.8	7	12.0	20	45%
William Morris Academy	31	2.8	67	13.5	22	11.7	111	62%
Lady Margaret School	3	4.7	55	19.2	—	—	—	—
The London Oratory School	7	7.7	156	23.2	—	—	—	—
Notes:
^* These are feeder schools for the William Morris Academy.
The average point score is based on:
GCE A level—grade A = 10, grade B = 8, grade C = 6, grade D = 4, grade E = 2.
GCE AS level—grade A = 5, grade B = 4, grade C = 3, grade D = 2, grade E = 1.
AGNVQ—Distinction = 18, merit = 12 and pass = 6.
¹ All candidates in a final year of study for Intermediate GNVQ, BTEC first or City & Guilds Intermediate Diploma.