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Dyslexia

Andrew Rosindell: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how much funding has been allocated to providing personal computers for dyslexic students studying at universities in England in each year since 1999. [20759]

Bill Rammell: The HE sector has received significant levels of capital funding for learning, teaching and IT since 1998–99. Within this there has been some explicit funding for students with special needs; most of this is used for modifying buildings to meet disability legislation requirements, but some will have been used for equipment, including computers for dyslexic students.

It is a matter for the institutions to determine the best use of such funding.

Education (Kingston and Surbiton)

Mr. Davey: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what percentage of the working age population in Kingston and Surbiton constituency hold a qualification (a) at degree level and (b) above degree level. [22225]

Bill Rammell: The following table shows analysis of the qualification levels of the working age population in the parliamentary constituency of Kingston and Surbiton at (a) degree level (level 4) and (b) above degree level (level 5). This is presented alongside data for England for comparison. Data comes from the Local Labour Force Survey for 2004–05.
Percentage

Qualification level	Kingston and Surbiton	England
Above degree level (level 5)	10.0	5.3
Degree level (level 4)	27.5	20.8

Mr. Davey: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many pupils attend each (a) primary school, (b) secondary school and (c) special needs school in Kingston and Surbiton constituency. [22227]

 
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Jacqui Smith: The requested information is given in the table.
Maintained primary, secondary and all special schools⁽³¹⁾: Number of pupils⁽³²⁾ as at January 2005—Kingston and Surbiton Parliamentary Constituency

					Number of pupils
URN	LEA number	DfES number	Establishment name	School type	Headcount	Full-time equivalent
102563	314	2000	Buckland Infant and Nursery School	Infant School 5–7 or 5–8	345	290.0
102564	314	2001	Burlington Junior School	Junior School 7–11 or 8–11	368	368.0
102565	314	2002	Burlington Infant and Nursery School	Infant School 5–7 or 5–8	366	298.5
102566	314	2003	Moor Lane Junior School	Junior School 7–11 or 8–11	316	316.0
102568	314	2005	Ellingham Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	231	218.5
102570	314	2012	Knollmead Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	257	232.0
102574	314	2024	Tolworth Junior School	Junior School 7–11 or 8–11	335	335.0
102575	314	2025	Tolworth Infant School	Infant School 5–7 or 5–8	297	271.0
102577	314	2030	Maple Infants School	Infant School 5–7 or 5–8	230	197.5
102579	314	2032	King Athelstan Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	214	199.5
102580	314	2033	Grand Avenue Primary and Nursery School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	468	442.0
102581	314	2034	Maiden Manor Primary and Nursery School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	413	389.0
102582	314	2035	The Mount Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	461	428.5
102583	314	2036	Lovelace Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	425	400.0
102586	314	3302	Christ Church CofE Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	391	391.0
102587	314	3303	Maiden Parochial CofE Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	239	226.0
102588	314	3304	St. Andrew's and St. Mark's CofE Junior School	Junior School 7–11 or 8–11	226	226.0
102589	314	3305	St. John's CofE Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	247	220.0
102590	314	3308	St. Paul's CofE Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	214	214.0
102592	314	3310	St. Matthew's CofE Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	272	270.0
102593	314	3311	St. Mary's CofE Aided Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	234	215.0
102595	314	3501	Our Lady Immaculate Catholic Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	464	464.0
102596	314	3502	St. Joseph's RC Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	202	184.0
102599	314	4006	Chessington Community College	Modern School	752	748.0
102600	314	5404	The Hollyfield School and Centre for Continuing Education	Comprehensive all-through 11–18	1,032	1,032.0
102601	314	4009	Southborough School	Modern School	780	780.0
102603	314	4011	Tolworth Girls' School and Centre for Continuing Education	Modern School	1,396	1,396.0
102605	314	5400	Tiffin School	Grammar School	1,064	1,064.0
102606	314	5401	Richard Challoner School	Modern School	803	803.0
102607	314	5402	The Holy Cross School	Other Secondary School	898	898.0
102608	314	5403	Beverley School	Modern School	512	512.0
102621	314	5950	Bedelsford School	Special (Maintained Day)	55	52.5
102622	314	7001	St. Philip's School	Special (Maintained Day)	112	112.0
102623	314	7002	Dysart School	Special (Maintained Day)	63	63.0

⁽³¹⁾ Includes middle schools as deemed.
⁽³²⁾ Excludes dually registered pupils.
Source:
Annual Schools Census

Education (Braintree)

Mr. Newmark: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many pupils attend each (a) primary school, (b) secondary school and (c) special needs school in Braintree constituency. [21804]

 
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Jacqui Smith: The requested information is shown in the following table.
Maintained primary, secondary and all special schools⁽³³⁾: number of pupils⁽³⁴⁾As at January 2005: Braintree parliamentary constituency

					Number of pupils
URN	LEA number	DfES number	Establishment name	School type	Headcount	Full-time equivalent
114727	881	2036	Gosfield Community Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	145	141.5
114794	881	2134	Beckers Green Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	284	281.0
114809	881	2250	Bocking Church Street Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	188	188.0
114818	881	2300	John Bunyan Infant School and Nursery	Infant School 5–7 or 5–8	211	185.0
114827	881	2330	Chipping Hill Infant School	Infant School 5–7 or 5–8	103	99.5
114828	881	2350	Silver End Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	271	271.0
114829	881	2360	Templars Junior School	Junior School 7–11 or 8–11	287	287.0
114832	881	2370	Cressing Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	131	131.0
114835	881	2380	Great Bardfield Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	151	151.0
114842	881	2410	Rayne Primary and Nursery School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	297	280.5
114844	881	2420	Shalford Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	80	80.0
114941	881	2669	John Ray Infant School	Infant School 5–7 or 5–8	275	259.0
114944	881	2679	Powers Hall Infant School Designated Nursery and Speech and Language Unit	Infant School 5–7 or 5–8	229	197.5
114951	881	5276	The Howbridge Infant School, Witham	Infant School 5–7 or 5–8	234	223.0
114957	881	2699	Powers Hall Junior School and Speech and Language Unit	Junior School 7–11 or 8–11	315	315.0
114974	881	2737	Hatfield Peverel Infant School	Infant School 5–7 or 5–8	176	176.0
114983	881	2757	Elm Hall Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	90	90.0
114984	881	2759	Great Bradfords Junior School	Junior School 7–11 or 8–11	401	401.0
114988	881	2767	White Court Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	560	546.5
114989	881	2769	Great Bradfords Infant and Nursery School	Infant School 5–7 or 5–8	327	273.5
115007	881	2810	John Bunyan Junior School	Junior School 7–11 or 8–11	260	260.0
115028	881	2880	John Ray Junior School	Junior School 7–11 or 8–11	346	346.0
115036	881	2900	Templars Infant and Nursery School	Infant School 5–7 or 5–8	165	144.0
115102	881	5279	Hatfield Peverel St. Andrew's Junior School	Junior School 7–11 or 8–11	238	238.0
115104	881	3204	Howbridge C of E (V.C.) Junior School	Junior School 7–11 or 8–11	324	324.0
115105	881	3205	Rivenhall Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	102	102.0
115106	881	3207	Feering Church of England Controlled Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	162	162.0
115107	881	3208	Finchingfield Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	65	65.0
115108	881	3209	St. Peter's Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School, Coggeshall	Infant and Junior School 5–11	262	262.0
115109	881	3211	Kelvedon St. Mary's Church of England Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	388	388.0
115110	881	3212	Wethersfield Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	66	66.0
115111	881	3213	White Notley Church of England Voluntary Controlled Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	100	97.5
115157	881	3440	St. Michael's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	403	395.5
115162	881	3460	Stisted Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	103	103.0
115166	881	3470	Terling Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	93	93.0
115194	881	3790	St. Francis Catholic Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	196	196.0
115199	881	3813	Holy Family Catholic Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	204	203.5
115221	881	4350	Alec Hunter High School	Comprehensive all-through 11–16	835	835.0
115226	881	4400	The Honywood Community School	Comprehensive all-through 11–16	910	910.0
115227	881	4420	Notley High School	Comprehensive all-through 11–16	1,253	1,253.0
115231	881	4470	Tabor High School	Comprehensive all-through 11–16	1,049	1,049.0
115312	881	5272	Earls Colne Primary School and Nursery	Infant and Junior School 5–11	368	368.0
115328	881	5412	The Rickstones School	Comprehensive all-through 11–18	781	781.0
115367	881	5451	The John Bramston School	Comprehensive all-through 11–18	1,152	1,152.0
115446	881	7013	Southview School	Special (Maintained Day)	45	45.0
115464	881	7048	The Edith Borthwick School	Special (Maintained Day)	158	158.0
131207	881	2080	Lyons Hall Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	504	504.0
132020	881	2000	Notley Green Primary School	Infant and Junior School 5–11	342	330.5

⁽³³⁾ Includes middle schools as deemed.
⁽³⁴⁾ Excludes dually registered pupils.
Source:
Annual Schools Census





 
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