§ Mr. WillisTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many and what percentage of pupils awarded educational maintenance allowances were living(a) in a residential care home and (b) with foster parents in the last three years for which figures are available. [62173]
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Student enrolments1 in English and Welsh higher education institutions 2001–02 (provisional) Census counts as at 1 December 2001 Higher education institution Overseas students Total students (all domiciles)
Overseas as a proportion of total
(Percentage)
England Anglia Polytechnic University 2,290 19,500 12 Aston University 860 6,930 12 Bath College of Higher Education 210 4,170 5 Birkbeck College 360 11,860 3 Bishop Grosseteste College 0 1,020 0 Bolton Institute of Higher Education 390 5,940 7 Bournemouth University 1,190 12,890 9 Brunel University 1,520 13,410 11 Buckinghamshire College of Higher Education 830 8,610 10 Canterbury Christ Church College 370 11,400 3 Central School of Speech and Drama 80 620 13 Chester College of Higher Education 150 6,250 2 Chichester Institute of Higher Education 50 4,040 1 City University 2,820 12,880 22 College of St. Mark and St. John 230 3,130 7 Conservatoire for Dance and Drama 90 340 26 Coventry University 2,440 16,240 15 Cranfield University 1,130 3,560 32 Cumbria Institute of the Arts 60 840 7 Dartington College of Arts 60 480 13 De Montfort University 1,760 21,570 8 Edge Hill College of Higher Education 170 7,930 2 Falmouth College of Arts 90 1,530 6 Goldsmiths College 1,310 7,270 18 Harper Adams Agricultural College 170 1,740 10 Homerton College 50 2,390 2 Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine 3,850 11,840 33 Institute of Advanced Nursing Education 40 760 5 Institute of Education, University of London 580 3,460 17 Institute of Cancer Research 60 470 13 Kent Institute of Art and Design 470 2,030 23 King Alfred's College, Winchester 110 4,240 3 King's College London 3,100 17,270 18 Kingston University 1,990 15,850 13 Leeds Metropolitan University 1,680 21,890 8 Liverpool Hope 330 6,480 5 Liverpool John Moores University 1,710 19,580 9 London Business School 970 1,450 67 London Guildhall University 1,720 12,440 14 London School of Economics and Political Science 5,030 8,080 62 London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine 400 780 51 Loughborough University 1,640 13,550 12
§ Margaret Hodge[holding answer 18 June 2002]: We do not require local education authorities, who administer the pilot EMA schemes, to collect this information. However, across three pilot areas which are specifically targeting vulnerable young people, around 40 EMA recipients have been identified as being in residential care. The purpose of these pilots is to examine how the effectiveness of EMA in reaching out to the most vulnerable groups in society can be maximised.