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EDUCATION AND SKILLS

Departmental Events

Mr. Bercow: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills if he will list the (a) conferences, (b) seminars, (c) workshops, (d) exhibitions and (e) press conferences which have been sponsored by his Department and which took place on non-departmental premises in the last 12 months, broken down by title, purpose, date and cost. [104281]

Mr. Stephen Twigg: The Department organises a large number of events for different target audiences and purposes each year, ranging from small scale workshops to introduce practitioners to new procedures or initiatives, to larger scale events to promote policy initiatives or present the bigger picture of the Department's activities to external partners and opinion formers.

Examples of these during the past year range from a series of small local events to disseminate good practice in meeting the needs of autistic children, to a consultation exercise on 14–19 education that involved 57 workshops for every secondary headteacher in England.

Records of all such events sponsored by the Department are not held centrally and the information could only be provided at disproportionate cost.

Education Formula Spending Share

Mr. Damian Green: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what Education Formula Spending Share funding was awarded to each local education authority in (a) 2002–03 and (b) 2003–04. [105573]

Mr. Miliband: The following table contains the information requested.

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The figure for 2003–04 is not fully comparable with the figure for 2002–03. The figure for 2003–04 includes funding transferred into EPS from grant and to take account of the increase in contributions to the Teachers' Pension Scheme. Neither figure includes funding transferred to the Learning and Skills Council for Sixth Form funding.

£ million

LEA2002–03 SSA (net of LSC)EFSS 2003–04
City of London1.0161.208
Camden91.83193.754
Greenwich136.485151.207
Hackney118.650132.150
Hammersmith and Fulham71.45976.252
Islington102.674113.782
Kensington and Chelsea 45.46150.674
Lambeth128.970142.892
Lewisham141.943157.132
Southwark147.899165.158
Tower Hamlets161.752176.716
Wandsworth103.945116.908
Westminster73.69983.826
Barking and Dagenham96.889106.432
Barnet145.283161.443
Bexley119.727126.488
Brent133.351149.714
Bromley138.057153.335
Croydon165.281179.195
Baling142.773159.914
Enfield157.421171.527
Haringey128.522133.318
Harrow95.327108.298
Havering113.099122.663
Hillingdon122.183138.905
Hounslow114.796127.487
Kingston upon Thames58.21965.601
Merton72.13780.649
Newham187.411208.566
Redbridge128.545140.860
Richmond upon Thames60.36667.451
Sutton87.32397.614
Waltham Forest127.870137.772
Birmingham547.963611.093
Coventry143.609159.414
Dudley137.592153.587
Sandwell147.969163.695
Solihull98.009108.733
Walsall131.352144.376
Wolverhampton119.004131.449
Knowsley91.94597.184
Liverpool244.682262.079
St. Helens82.54891.697
Sefton129.628143.036
Wirral156.840170.521
Bolton128.976142.568
Bury81.04092.268
Manchester228.616250.240
Oldham118.287131.331
Rochdale107.301120.110
Salford104.429114.452
Stockport117.761131.572
Tameside107.532119.470
Trafford97.584107.136
Wigan138.839155.742
Barnsley97.984109.298
Doncaster142.809158.244
Rotherham124.664140.803
Sheffield219.061244.594
Bradford246.421271.815
Calderdale95.057106.521
Kirklees181.541205.956
Leeds311.541344.629
Wakefield143.188159.475
Gateshead82.79390.588
Newcastle upon Tyne115.325126.648
North Tyneside83.08691.795
South Tyneside75.52180.846
Sunderland138.199150.164
Isles of Scilly1.4211.572
Bath and NE Somerset65.83474.783
City of Bristol145.955162.239
North Somerset73.80183.098
South Gloucestershire101.588118.357
Hartlepool47.09351.732
Middlesbrough73.91175.619
Redcar and Cleveland72.76078.886
Stockton on Tees89.79297.600
City of Kingston-Upon-Hull128.348139.163
East Riding of Yorkshire132.453149.624
North East Lincolnshire81.65288.551
North Lincolnshire72.61080.349
North Yorkshire238.707269.443
York65.92172.280
Bedfordshire175.766195.468
Luton101.902113.660
Buckinghamshire208.516234.133
Milton Keynes101.141114.917
Derbyshire304.656344.677
City of Derby107.694120.418
Dorset147.437166.542
Poole51.69356.974
Bournemouth60.51865.856
Durham217.390240.962
Darlington44.88450.355
East Sussex200.595224.032
Brighton and Hove94.765103.266
Hampshire519.792580.127
Portsmouth84.00690.334
Southampton99.170106.872
Leicestershire247.670278.946
Leicester City146.833163.946
Rutland13.67515.597
Staffordshire341.713383.181
Stoke-on-Trent110.634122.440
Wiltshire176.741204.482
Swindon82.11092.771
Bracknell Forest43.88949.414
Windsor and Maidenhead 55.95261.883
West Berkshire66.13176.271
Reading51.23157.546
Slough65.78972.180
Wokingham63.03473.327
Cambridgeshire212.734246.277
City of Peterborough84.25395.804
Cheshire281.651316.351
Halton63.31068.797
Warrington85.74295.734
Devon271.206305.810
City of Plymouth112.898122.063
Torbay52.83858.176
Essex594.676666.813
Southend78.70686.565
Thurrock71.35478.641
Herefordshire70.49879.723
Worcestershire214.235238.182
Kent615.702688.026
Medway129.748141.401
Lancashire515.742565.688
Blackburn with Darwen77.66687.347
Blackpool63.28870.653
Nottinghamshire321.193356.033
City of Nottingham125.919138.615
Shropshire113.686128.122
Telford and Wrekin76.41385.056
Cornwall207.965232.347
Cumbria208.538233.226
Gloucestershire234.367263.692
Hertfordshire492.779537.570
Isle of Wight59.15664.834
Lincolnshire279.289314.323
Norfolk319.965355.408
Northamptonshire280.442320.718
Northumberland132.272147.578
Oxfordshire244.579273.306
Somerset201.714226.566
Suffolk270.871303.357
Surrey408.314456.402
Warwickshire205.114235.089
West Sussex307.713343.725
England22,502.76825,013.909

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Education Standards (East Riding)

David Davis: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what proportion of pupils achieved each appropriate level in each key stage for all subjects in the East Riding of Yorkshire in each year since 1997. [105285]

Mr. Miliband: The information requested is shown in the following tables.

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Key Stage 1 Test Results—East Riding of Yorkshire (811)
Percentage of pupils achieving each level

Reading task level
YearXADW12C2B2A
19972700213182217
19982900213182017
19993300113142019
20003100212152118
20013200210152021
2002(1)3100211142021

Reading Comprehension test level

YearXADL2C2B2A34
199715005191915270
199815103161621280
199914003151717320
200014002152018310
200112002132021310
2002(1)13001131922310

Writing test level

YearADW12C2B2A34
19970041134271580
199800410332716100
199900410272918120
20000039282919110
20010036263120130
2002(1)0037263219130

Spelling test level

YearXADL23
1997300315114
1998610244919
19991300124925
20001200145320
2001900105624
2002(1)100095626

Maths test level

YearADW12C2B2A34
199700110202126200
199810211242220200
19990028232222230
20000026162425260
20010026132425300
2002(1)0016142028310

(1) 2002 figures are based on provisional data

Notes:

X—represents pupils who were not required to be entered for the reading comprehension test and/or the spelling test and pupils not awarded a level from the reading task because they achieved a level from the reading comprehension tests at Level 3.

A—represents pupils who were not assessed due to absence.

D—represents pupils who have been disapplied under section 364/365 of the 1996 Education Act.

W—represents pupils who are 'working towards' Level 1, but have not yet achieved the standard needed for Level 1.


Key Stage 2 Test Results—East Riding of Yorkshire (811)
Percentage of pupils achieving each level

English test level
YearDABN23456
1997033212551150
1998022112649190
1999023211851230
2000022111550290
2001012111649290
2002(2)112111648300


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Maths test level

YearDABN23456
1997022212649180
1998022213047170
1999022211949250
2000022112048260
2001022212248240
2002(2)112111948271

Science test level

YearDABN23456
1997031112156180
1998021111958180
1999021001453290
200002100853350
200102100755350
2002(2)01100750400

(2) 2002 figures are based on provisional data.

D—represents pupils who have been disapplied under section 364/365 of the 1996 Education Act.

A—represents pupils who were not assessed due to absence.

B—represents pupils who were assessed by teacher assessment only.

N—represents pupils who took the tests but failed to register a level.


Key Stage 3 Test Results—East Riding of Yorkshire (811)
Percentage of pupils achieving each level

English test level
YearDABN345678EP
199705423253718410
199804343163526810
199904422164125510
200006322194222510
2001132231636251110
2002(3)033221635251120

Maths test level

YearDABN2345678EP
19970411081926281300
19980501092025271210
19990501071824281510
20000410061925251820
20010401061625251930
2002(3)0311171622291830

Science test level

YearDABN2345673EP
1997050105213427600
1998050217243222700
1999040006263521500
2000040107213327600
2001040005163629810
2002(3)0300051736251110

(3) 2002 figures are based on provisional data.

D—represents pupils who have been disapplied under section 364 / 365 of the 1996 Education Act.

A—represents pupils who were not assessed due to absence.

B—represents pupils who were assessed by teacher assessment only.

N—represents pupils who took the tests but failed to register a level.

EP—represents exceptional performance beyond level 8.


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David Davis: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many examination papers were remarked and upgraded in the East Riding of Yorkshire in the last academic year for which figures are available; and what the figures were for the preceding three academic years. [105290]

Mr. Miliband: The answer can only be obtained at disproportionate cost.


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