§ Dr.KumarTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills which universities in(a) 2001 and (b) 2002 took (i) more than 90 per cent.of their students from state schools and (ii) more than 20 per cent.of students from low participation backgrounds; and if he will make a statement. [98469]
§ Margaret HodgeThe latest available data are shown in the two tables.
Higher Education Institutes in England taking more than 90 per cent. of young students from state schools in 1999 and 2000.
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1999 state schools percentage 2000 state schools percentage Anglia Polytechnic University 94 95 Bath Spa University College 94 96 Bishop Grosseteste College 98 98 progress report until September 2003. The 217 specialist schools that were designated in February 2003 will not begin operating until this September, and will submit their first progress reports in September 2004.
The information requested on the percentage of pupils receiving free school meals cannot be provided as it is the Department's current policy not to publish figures about individual schools without their prior agreement.
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1999 state schools percentage 2000 state schools percentage Bolton Institute of Higher Education 100 99 Bournemouth University 91 91 Bretton Hall 94 96 University of Brighton 93 93 Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College 97 98 Canterbury Christ Church University College 94 96 University of Central England 95 96 University of Central Lancashire 97 96 Chester College of Higher Education 92 96 University College Chichester 94 95 Coventry University 94 94 Cumbria Institute of the Arts 98 100 Dartington College of Arts 99 93 De Montfort University 94 95 University of Derby 97 98 University of East Londor 96 98 Edge Hill College of Higher Education 98 98 University of Essex 91 93 Falmouth College of Arts 98 98 University of Gloucestershire 95 93
1999 state schools percentage 2000 state schools percentage University of Greenwich 95 96 University of Hertfordshire 95 96 University of Huddersfield 97 97 Keele University N/a 92 Kent Institute of Art and Design 98 97 King Alfred's College, Winchester 94 94 Leeds Metropolitan University 93 93 University of Lincoln 97 97 Liverpool Hope University College 96 96 Liverpool John Moors University 94 95 London Guildhall University 92 95 The London Institute 97 98 University of Luton 99 99 Manchester Metropolitan University 93 94 Middlesex University 96 97 Newman College of Higher Education 97 99 University College Northampton 97 97 University of North London 96 97 North Riding College 97 N/a Norwich School of Art and Design 100 100 Nottingham Trent University 91 93 University of Plymouth 91 93 University of Portsmouth 92 91 Ravensbourne College 100 99 Rose Bruford College 93 92 College of St. Mark & St. John 94 96 St. Martin's College 96 97 St. Mary's College 92 93 University of Salford 95 94 Sheffield Hallam University 92 94 Southampton Institute 93 94 South Bank University 93 94 Staffordshire University 97 98 University of Sunderland 97 97 The Surrey Institute of Art & Design University College 99 99 University of Surrey Roehampton 92 N/a University of Teeside 98 98 Thames Valley University 98 98 Trinity & All Saints 93 93 University of Westminster 92 94 Wimbledon School of Art 100 98 University of Wolverhampton 98 99 University College Worcester 96 97 Writtle College N/a 94 York St. John College 95 95 Note:
N/a = not applicable, i.e. below 90 per cent. for the year in question.
1999 Low participation (percentage) 2000 Low participation (percentage) Bolton Institute of Higher Education 26 32 Cumbria Institute of the Arts 22 N/a Edge Hill College of Higher Education 22 23 Liverpool Hope University College 23 26 Liverpool John Moores University 21 21 Newman College of Higher Education 25 24 Northern School of Contemporary Dance N/a 21 University of Sunderland 29 29 University of Wolverhampton 23 23 Note:
Not applicable, i.e. not above 20 per cent. for the year in question.
The figures in the tables are taken from the two most recent versions of "Performance Indicators in Higher Education", published annually by the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE). Copies of these publications can be found in the House Library.