HC Deb 29 March 2004 vol 419 cc1190-3W
Mr. Drew

To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what budget for special education needs provision has been allocated to mainstream schools in Stroud for pupils with moderate learning difficulties since the announcement to close Bownham Park special school.[162741]

Margaret Hodge

Information on the funding by local education authorities to individual schools for particular types of special educational need is not collected centrally.

Mr. Hoban

To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what the total cost of educating children with special educational needs is for(a) each local education authority and (b) England for 2003–04; what the proportion of total education spending is planned to be spent on special educational needs in that year; and what proportion of the school age population has special educational needs. [158277]

Margaret Hodge

[holding answer 2 March 2004]In 2003, 17 per cent. of pupils were recorded as having special educational needs. The rest of the information requested is contained in tables, copies of which have been placed in the Libraries.

Simon Hughes

To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what the total cost is of providing special needs education in(a) mainstream and (b) special schools in (i) Greater London and (ii) each London borough in 2003–04; and what percentage this forms of the total education budget of (A) Greater London and (B) each London borough. [158458]

Mr. Miliband

The information requested is contained within the following table.

Total estimated gross expenditure on providing special needs education in mainstream and special schools in Greater London for 2003–04
SEN element of schools budget, Primary and Secondary Special SEN element of LEA budget Total
Inner Londen:
City of London 85,457 151,500 24,600 261,557
Camden 9,306,831 5,785,007 2,073,632 17,165,470
Hackney 10,423,357 6,885,300 1,207,140 18,515,797
Hammersmith and Fulham 2,666,562 6,758,033 990,136 10,414,731
Islington 7,610,363 7,690,423 1,117,401 16,418,187
Kensington and Chelsea 2,388,011 4,717,502 899,021 8,004,534
Lambeth 11,966,109 10,160,086 1,299,930 23,426,125
Lewisham 11,808,532 11,663,560 914,614 24,386,706
Southwark 11,185,865 8,286,900 2,471,458 21,944,223
Tower Hamlets 14,995,771 9,267,744 1,879,129 26,142,644
Wandsworth 6,981,744 16,817,777 1,494,927 25,294,448
Westminster 6,892,838 1,824,000 1,292,800 10,009,638
Haringey 9,106,910 11,155,544 2,456,282 22,718,736
Newham 20,854,525 5,015,471 1,766,800 27,636,796
Inner London total 126,272,875 106,178,847 19,887,870 252,339,592
Outer London:
Greenwich 9,258,759 11,681,280 2,625,952 23,565,991
Barking and Dagenham 5,418,470 5,283,102 1,038,157 11,739,729
Barnet 16,459,686 12,124,990 2,051,850 30,636,526
Bexley 10,607,857 8,531,000 1,151,000 20,289,857
Brent 7,847,819 8,641,000 1,658,000 18,146,819
Bromley 10,662,688 10,683,854 1,324,771 22,671,313
Croydon 9,466,437 14,212,729 1,671,706 25,350,872
Ealing 9,004,219 10,946,500 1,766,200 21,716,919
Enfield 8,835,435 10,834,544 2,215,038 21,885,017
Harrow 10,200,223 3,774,539 1,239,907 15,214,669
Havering 5,306,647 4,209,403 1,125,373 10,641,423
Hillingdon 8,273,736 11,187,386 1,490,299 20,951,421
Hounslow 9,421,100 8,693,654 1,503,933 19,618,687
Kingston upon Thames 4,493,785 5,160,538 1,051,638 10,705,961
Merton 6,470,177 5,270,389 1,054,387 12,794,953
Redbridge 4,745,086 9,649,111 2,041,380 16,435,577
Richmond Upon Thames 4,670,219 4,291,500 837,100 9,798,819
Sutton 8,479,612 6,570,501 1,146,591 16,196,704
Waltham Forest 6,593,986 14,293,017 497,728 21,384,731
Outer London 156,215,940 166,039,037 27,491,010 349,745,987
Greater London 282,488,815 272,217,884 47,378,880 602,085,579

Percentage of total education revenue expenditure to be spent on special educational needs
Total education revenue expenditure Primary and Secondary Special SEN element of LEA budget Total
Inner Londen:
City of London 3,606,300 2 4 1 7
Camden 143,819,230 6 4 1 12
Hackney 153,423,350 7 4 1 12
Hammersmith and Fulham 101,251,393 3 7 1 10
Islington 145,931,890 5 5 1 11
Kensington and Chelsea 75,370,041 3 6 1 11
Lambeth 181,184,491 7 6 1 13
Lewisham 199,391,026 6 6 0 12
Southwark 193,491,728 6 4 1 11
Tower Hamlets 222,925,454 7 4 1 12
Wandsworth 149,860,841 5 11 1 17
Westminster 118,531,901 6 2 1 8
Haringey 173,403,357 5 6 1 13
Newham 238,566,703 9 2 1 12
Inner London total 2,100,757,705 6 5 1 12
Outer London:
Greenwich 182,248,538 5 6 1 13
Barking and Dagenham 132,276,243 4 4 1 9
Barnet 202,317,600 8 6 1 15
Bexley 153,060,000 7 6 1 13

Percentage of total education revenue expenditure to be spent on special educational needs
Total education revenue expenditure Primary and Secondary Special SEN element of LEA budget Total
Brent 179,607,000 4 5 1 10
Bromley 175,928,289 6 6 1 13
Croydon 222,125,992 4 6 1 11
Ealing 189,317,900 5 6 1 11
Enfield 211,582,891 4 5 1 10
Harrow 129,232,854 8 3 1 12
Havering 144,209,158 4 3 1 7
Hillingdon 174,913,589 5 6 1 12
Hounslow 162,807,476 6 5 1 12
Kingston upon Thames 85,012,894 5 6 1 13
Merton 94,786,950 7 6 1 13
Redbridge 177,491,996 3 5 1 9
Richmond Upon Thames 80,250,200 6 5 1 12
Sutton 124,653,054 7 5 1 13
Waltham Forest 173,245,154 4 8 0 12
Outer London 2,995,067,778 5 6 1 12
Greater London 5,095,825,483 6 5 1 12

Notes:

  1. 1. Estimated gross expenditure, rather than net expenditure, is given as income cannot be split between nursery, mainstream and special schools.
  2. 2. Financial data are taken from LEAs 2003–04 Section 52 Budget statements submitted to the DfES.
  3. 3. The SEN element of the schools budget includes the provision for pupils with statements, specialist report for statemented and non-statemented pupils, fees for pupils at independent special schools and abroad and collaboration and integration.
  4. 4. The SEN element of the LEA budget includes educational psychology service/assessments and statementing, LEA functions in relation to child protection, health service partnerships/special medical attention, parent partnership, guidance and information and promoting good practice and collaboration. Figures are at LEA level rather than school level and consequently cannot be allocated to phase of education.

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