HC Deb 17 December 2002 vol 396 cc743-4W
Mr. Brady

To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills if he will list the elements of the standards fund for the current financial year, showing the total(a) spent and (b) budgeted under each heading. [87193]

Mr. Miliband

Budgets for each of the Standards Fund grants for 2002–2003 are shown in the following table. Information about the total spent for each grant is not available.

The Standards Fund
School Improvement 136,709,004
Social Inclusion: Pupil Support 84,549,663
Special Education Needs 42,119,994
Sick Children and Children in Public Care 5,193,316
Teenage Pregnancy 4,999,999
Drug, Alcohol and Tobacco Prevention 10,438,860
Study Support (National) 28,637,894
Study Support (Excellence in Cities) 18,999,999
Child Protection Co-ordinators 1,325,000
Behaviour and Improvement Programme 50,003,000
National Literacy Strategy 38,888,251
National Numeracy Strategy 38,850,044
Key Stage 3 Strategy 96,464,450
Ethnic Minority Achievement 81,057,034
Traveller Children Achievement 8,135,041
Year 6 Booster Classes 52,677,620
Education Health Partnerships 9,819,993
Qualifications 1,521,724
LEA Music Services 59,633,546
Playing for Success 1,813,365
Early Years Training and Development 7,020,009
Early Excellence Centres (Recurrent) 8,194,327
Early Excellence Centres (Capital) 3,347,208
Adult: Pupil Ratios in Reception Classes 10,985,930
School Achievement Awards 58,900,210
Nursery Schools Project 4,906,484
Training for Educational Visits Coordinators 2,355,600
Children of Asylum Seekers 2,050,500
Excellence in Cities (EiC) and Excellence Clusters 174,542,990
Gifted and Talented Summer Schools 3,816,000
Specialist Schools (Recurrent) 109,184,260
Specialist Schools (Capital) 20,350,000
Beacon Schools 40,168,850
Pupil Support Allowances 8,988,00
Pupil Learning Credits 19,637,587
Partnerships between Grammar and non-selective Schools 308,477
City Learning Centres (Recurrent) 17,165,477
City Learning Centres (Capital) 21,800,000
Excellence Challenge 17,230,556
Small Education Action Zones 27,456,891
Diversity Pathfinders 920,150
Extended Schools 5,000,000
Induction of newly qualified teachers 35,510,699
Teacher Recruitment Incentives 26,288,585
Training Schools 4,189,000
The Standards Fund
Advanced Skills Teachers (ASTs) 23,421,468
Performance Management and Threshold Assessment 14,474,890
Teaching Assistants 102,757,478
Small Schools Fund 41,082,080
Teacher Recruitment and Retention Fund 44,001,000
Teacher Sabbaticals 9,762,000
Early Professionals Developments Pilot Programme 6,056,182
Welcome Back Bonuses 680,702
Transforming School Workforce (TSW) Pathfinder 3,784,311
Fast Track Payments 318,000
National Grid for Learnng (NGFL) 181,524,946
Infant Class Sizes (Capital) 1,527,402
Infant Class Sizes (Recurrent) 143,899,459
NDS Devolved Formula Capital 363,336,677
Seed Challenge Capital 60,000,000
Staff Workspaces 11,999,998
Learning Support Units (Non EiC) 9,987,269
New School Security Projects 9,999,996
Fresh start and new partnerships (Recurrent) 7,562,157
Fresh start and new partnerships (Capital) 11,683,362
Condition Funding 349,412,444
Information Management Strategy 7,039,908
Key Stage 2 class size recurrent funding 6,906,229
Key Stage 2 class size capital funding 18,630,026
Capital funding for nursery education in disadvantaged areas 19,938,691
Capital Projects 58,999,102
Laptops for teachers 59,846,307
Electronic registration systems in secondary schools 9,678,140
e-Learning Credits 29,929,186

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