§ Mr. KilfoyleTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how much public funding has been 1417W spent on computers for schools in each of the last seven years in (a) Liverpool, (b) Manchester, (c) Leeds and (d) Sheffield. [166962]
§ Mr. MilibandSchools in Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds and Sheffield local education authorities have benefited from the funding through the Standards Fund grant for ICT (including match funding from the LEA) as follows:
£ Allocation to: Liverpool LEA Manchester LEA Leeds LEA Sheffield LEA 1998–99 978,576 983,605 1,700,000 1,200,000 1999–2000 1,050,000 1,410,000 1,350,000 900,000 2000–01 2,096,082 1,861,602 2,986,463 1,899,247 2001–02 2,306,630 2,012,866 3,356,591 2,242,424 2002–03 3,247,326 2,932,949 4,687,707 3,997,782 2003–04 3,229,701 2,880,827 4,762,382 3,078,495 2004–05 4,120,244 3,682,324 6,139,762 3,969,335
§ Mr. Neil TurnerTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how much public funding has been spent on computers for schools in Wigan in each of the last seven years. [169289]
§ Mr. Charles ClarkeMy Department does not collect information on school spend on computers at constituency level. However, in the last seven years schools in Wigan LEA have benefited from the following funding through the Standards Fund grant for ICT (including match funding from the LEA).
Allocation to Wigan LEA (£) 1998–99 685,947 1999–2000 675,000 2000–01 1,328,513 2001–02 1,483,483 2002–03 2,141,147 2003–04 2,557,655 2004–05 2,775,768