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Student Numbers

Jim Cousins: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many students in year 7 and above attend each middle and secondary schools in Newcastle upon Tyne, including independent schools in each year since 2000–01; and how many of these were insixth forms at each school. [32316]

Jacqui Smith [holding answer 28 November 2005]: The available information requested is shown in the table.
Maintained secondary schools and independent schools: number (headcount) of pupils, pupils aged 11 and above(54) and pupils in a sixth form, schools in Newcastle upon Tyne local authority
Position as at January each year

2001
2002
2003
Of which:
Of which:
Of which:
Total
pupils
Aged
11 to 19
Number of pupils in sixth form(55)(5508460056)Total
pupils
Aged
11 to 19
Number of pupils in sixth form(55)(5508460056)Total
pupils
Aged
11 to 19
Number of pupils in
sixth form(57)(5508460058)
Middle Deemed Secondary Schools:
Chapel Park Middle School358178035117803551770
Chapel House Middle School456222046023004642320
Throckley Middle School339173033917403371690
Gosforth Central Middle School500246050425205082530
Gosforth West Middle School467238042724703942430
Gosforth East Middle School468234046623404662370
Denton Park Middle School26814402041470n/an/an/a
Chevyside Middle School22110301621050n/an/an/a
Lemington Middle School437225037121503191950
Maintained Secondary Schools:
West Denton High School466466404084080n/an/an/a
Gosforth High School1,5021,5024321,5291,5294611,5721,572470
Walbottle Campus Technology College1,4181,4182171,4301,4302261,3921,392225
Walker Technology College1,3381,3371601,3251,3251671,2981,298156
Benfield School838837698198196987087084
Kenton School1,9601,9602641,9671,9672471,9801,980257
Heaton Manor School1,8231,8232901,8641,8643281,9061,906359
West Gate Community College1,4001,4001321,4521,4521031,5091,509120
St. Mary's Catholic Comprehensive School
1,042
1,0421641,0511,0511441,0611,061138
St. Cuthbert's High School1,0991,0991811,1091,1091811,0871,087171
Sacred Heart High School1,2611,2612431,2641,2641971,3131,313214
Firfield Community School41041003033030n/an/an/a
All Saints Collegen/an/an/an/an/an/a97797738
Independent Schools:
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Church High School
630
3558461734390607340(60)
La Sagesse School3772516334123769288199(60)
Newcastle Preparatory School31424032119033029(60)
Akhurst Private School154(59)017330158(59)(60)
Westfield School3542094635721253368227(60)
Ascham House School26116027621028123(60)
Newcastle School for Boys19644018632016418(60)
Eastcliffe School13791012887012283(60)
Central Newcastle High School9836471629936501581,003664(60)
Dame Allan's Boys' School50844299495433119485429(60)
Dame Allan's Girls' School4353789343838293424380(60)
Royal Grammar School1,0639182601,0999532891,127981(60)
Talbot House Special School3939041410n/an/a(60)

 
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Position as at January each year

2004
2005
Of which:
Of which:
Total pupilsAged
11 to 19
Number of pupils
in sixth form(57)(5508460058)
Total pupilsAged
11 to 19
Number of pupils
in sixth form(57)(5508460058)
Middle Deemed Secondary Schools:
Chapel Park Middle School32717102431760
Chapel House Middle School42022403072250
Throckley Middle School31116602361730
Gosforth Central Middle School50724905042470
Gosforth West Middle School36522003472260
Gosforth East Middle School46623604632320
Denton Park Middle Schooln/an/an/an/an/an/a
Chevyside Middle Schooln/an/an/an/an/an/a
Lemington Middle School1891380n/an/an/a
Maintained Secondary Schools:
West Denton High Schooln/an/an/an/an/an/a
Gosforth High School1,5721,5724681,6251,625513
Walbottle Campus Technology College1,3601,3602311,3941,394221
Walker Technology College1,2411,2411571,2141,214157
Benfield School94394311994994994
Kenton School1,9301,9302331,9851,985282
Heaton Manor School1,9331,9333971,9441,944393
West Gate Community College1,4661,4661121,4441,44485
St. Mary's Catholic Comprehensive School1,0561,0561591,0181,018151
St. Cuthbert's High School1,0821,0821711,1001,100180
Sacred Heart High School1,3151,3152371,3371,337246
Firfield Community Schooln/an/an/an/an/an/a
All Saints College9879877594994948
Independent Schools:
Newcastle-upon-Tyne Church High School579326(60)558333(60)
La Sagesse School252164(60)262164(60)
Newcastle Preparatory School31040(60)27829(60)
Akhurst Private School117(59)(60)n/an/an/a
Westfield School353217(60)364220(60)
Ascham House School29420(60)28019(60)
Newcastle School for Boys15233(60)15638(60)
Eastcliffe School11175(60)n/an/an/a
Central Newcastle High School995664(60)961638(60)
Dame Allan's Boys' School467419(60)500441(60)
Dame Allan's Girls' School423380(60)421382(60)
Royal Grammar School1,139993(60)1,119979(60)
Talbot House Special Schooln/an/a(60)n/an/an/a




n/a=Not applicable. School not open.
(54)Age as at 31 August the previous year.
(55)A school is classified as having a sixth form if there are 8 or more pupils aged 16 and eight or more pupils aged 17.
(56)Pupils aged 16 to 19 in a school sixth form.
(57)A school is classified as having a sixth form if there are 1 or more pupils in National Curriculum Year Group 12,13 or 14.
(58)Pupils in National Curriculum Year Groups 12,13 and 14. Information not available for independent schools.
(59)Less than 3 pupils.
(60)Not available.
Source:
Annual Schools' Census





 
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Teachers

Mr. Davey: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what the average salary of (a) state school and (b) city academy teachers was in 2004–05. [31430]

Jacqui Smith: In March 2004, the latest information available, it is provisionally estimated that the average salary of full-time regular teachers in maintained sector schools was £31,680.

No reliable figures are available to estimate the average salary of teachers employed in city academies that were open in March 2004.

Sarah Teather: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills (1) what proportion of black and minority ethnic teachers (a) retired and (b) resigned from each London secondary school in each year since 1997; [33310]

(2) what percentage of teachers in each secondary school in each London borough were of a black and minority ethnic background in each year since 1997. [33311]

Jacqui Smith: The information requested is not collected centrally.

Information on the minority ethnic background of teachers is not available at school level or by phase of education. Information at local authority level for January 2005 was published in SFR41/2005 on 28 September 2005. A copy of this publication has been placed in the House of Commons Library. Alternatively it is available at the following URL: http://www.dfes.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/SFR/s000603/index.shtml

Mr. Davey: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what estimate she has made of the number of teachers in receipt of management
 
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allowances who will not qualify for a teaching and learning responsibility payment; and if she will make a statement. [33354]

Jacqui Smith: Following reviews of their staffing structures, it will be for individual schools to determine whether teachers currently holding Management Allowances meet the criteria for Teaching and Learning Responsibility payments. Reviewing staffing structures will build on work force reform to help ensure that teachers focus on teaching and leading teaching and learning.

Mr. Davey: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills (1) what percentage of teachers had remained in the profession after (a) two, (b) five and (c) 10 years in the last period for which figures are available; [31372]

(2) what assessment she has made of the teacher retention rate in state schools in England. [31383]

Jacqui Smith: The latest information available relates to March 2004. It shows that an estimated 80 per cent. of full and part-time regular qualified teachers were still in service in 2004 after entering the maintained sector service for the first time between two and three years previously. The equivalent figure for those entering between five and six years earlier was 74 per cent; and for those entering between 10 and 11 years earlier, 60 per cent.

Many teachers take a break from service at some stage and return later, and many take a break fairly early in their career. Figures show that in 2003–04, 26 per cent. of all entrants were returning to service, and of these over a third had accrued less than five years service before their break. In addition to those on a break, an unknown number will be in teaching service outside of the English maintained sector.
 
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In January 2005 the full-time equivalent number of teachers in service was 32,700 higher than in 1997. There are now more teachers in service than in any year since 1981.

Lynne Featherstone: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many (a) parents and (b) pupils have been prosecuted for attacks on teaching staff in each of the last 10 years; and if she will make a statement. [32664]

Jacqui Smith: The requested information is not collected centrally.


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