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		Fixed period exclusions
		Numbers of pupils on roll( 4)	Exclusions for physical assault against an adult	Exclusions per 1,000 pupils( 5)	Total number of exclusions (all reasons)	Total exclusions per 1,000 pupils( 5)
	England	7,606,040	18,480	2.4	389,560	51.2
	North East	398,660	830	2.1	17,580	44.1
841	Darlington	15,404	78	5.1	1,430	92.5
840	Durham	75,863	145	1.9	4,800	63.3
390	Gateshead	28,840	41	1.4	710	24.7
805	Hartlepool	16,035	10	0.6	590	36.9
806	Middlesbrough	20,165	37	1.8	730	36.3
391	Newcastle upon Tyne	37,260	106	2.8	1,930	51.7
392	North Tyneside	30,600	50	1.6	760	24.8
929	Northumberland	50,547	98	1.9	2,450	48.4
807	Redcar and Cleveland	24,083	44	1.8	880	36.4
393	South Tyneside	23,762	49	2.1	1,070	44.9
808	Stockton-on-Tees	30,857	120	3.9	1,050	34.1
394	Sunderland	45,241	54	1.2	1,180	26.1
	North West	1,086,590	2,700	2.5	56,720	52.2
889	Blackburn with Darwen	24,603	108	4.4	1,400	56.7
890	Blackpool	21,190	63	3.0	1,440	67.8
350	Bolton	45,797	133	2.9	3,000	65.4
351	Bury	28,254	68	2.4	1,780	62.9
875	Cheshire	104,163	249	2.4	6,270	60.2
909	Cumbria	76,831	139	1.8	5,460	71.0
876	Halton	18,910	27	1.4	570	29.9
340	Knowsley	26,438	110	4.2	1,030	38.8
888	Lancashire	173,101	476	2.7	9,480	54.8
341	Liverpool	73,239	95	1.3	1,830	25.0
352	Manchester	65,644	358	5.5	4,420	67.3
353	Oldham	40,513	91	2.2	2,640	65.1
354	Rochdale	34,820	87	2.5	1,780	51.2
355	Salford	32,960	102	3.1	1,980	60.0
343	Sefton	45,132	27	0.6	540	11.9
342	St. Helens	28,272	42	1.5	1,410	49.9
356	Stockport	40,944	102	2.5	2,350	57.4
357	Tameside	36,731	107	2.9	2,420	65.9
358	Trafford	35,964	50	1.4	1,260	34.9
877	Warrington	32,137	74	2.3	2,070	64.3
359	Wigan	48,712	174	3.6	2,580	53.0
344	Wirral	52,231	22	0.4	1,040	19.9
	Yorkshire and the	806,660	2,340	2.9	47,650	59.1
370	Barnsley	34,496	71	2.1	1,430	41.4
380	Bradford	86,686	236	2.7	4,100	47.2
381	Calderdale	34,765	91	2.6	1,660	47.8
371	Doncaster	50,302	149	3.0	3,090	61.4
811	East Riding of Yorkshire	50,036	100	2.0	2,550	51.0
810	Kingston Upon Hull, City	39,262	288	7.3	3,110	79.1
382	Kirklees	63,113	197	3.1	3,780	59.9
383	Leeds	111,538	368	3.3	7,610	68.2
812	North East Lincolnshire	26,023	99	3.8	2,310	88.8
813	North Lincolnshire	25,047	71	2.8	1,940	77.3
815	North Yorkshire	88,139	164	1.9	3,610	40.9
372	Rotherham	45,113	164	3.6	2,220	49.3
373	Sheffield	75,753	157	2.1	5,090	67.2
384	Wakefield	52,231	138	2.6	3,800	72.7
816	York	24,159	48	2.0	1,360	56.2
	East Midlands	667,600	1,790	2.7	34,610	51.8
831	Derby	37,832	99	2.6	2,600	68.6
830	Derbyshire	115,455	226	2.0	5,000	43.3
856	Leicester	47,168	108	2.3	3,030	64.2
855	Leicestershire	96,577	167	1.7	4,080	42.3
925	Lincolnshire	102,884	257	2.5	4,470	43.4
928	Northamptonshire	103,694	381	3.7	6,280	60.5
892	Nottingham	38,195	241	6.3	2,260	59.3
891	Nottinghamshire	120,891	300	2.5	6,730	55.7
857	Rutland	4,907	9	1.8	160	32.4
	West Midlands	864,790	2,170	2.5	41,210	47.7
330	Birmingham	175,226	505	2.9	8,300	47.4
331	Coventry	49,307	142	2.9	1,470	29.9
332	Dudley	50,251	66	1.3	2,840	56.5
884	Herefordshire	24,005	62	2.6	1,500	62.6
333	Sandwell	50,581	120	2.4	2,170	42.8
893	Shropshire	40,761	93	2.3	2,230	54.7
334	Solihull	36,360	70	1.9	1,680	46.3
860	Staffordshire	128,800	172	1.3	5,700	44.3
861	Stoke-on-Trent	36,594	136	3.7	2,410	65.8
894	Telford and Wrekin	26,491	284	10.7	2,320	87.5
335	Walsall	48,005	127	2.6	2,770	57.6
937	Warwickshire	76,698	119	1.6	3,020	39.4
336	Wolverhampton	40,675	55	1.4	1,260	31.1
885	Worcestershire	81,031	221	2.7	3,530	43.6
	East of England	842,380	1,650	2.0	40,860	48.5
820	Bedfordshire	63,800	115	1.8	2,520	39.5
873	Cambridgeshire	77,582	89	1.1	2,510	32.3
881	Essex	201,078	472	2.3	12,210	60.7
919	Hertfordshire	174,931	249	1.4	6,730	38.5
821	Luton	31,075	72	2.3	1,250	40.1
926	Norfolk	113,477	177	1.6	5,620	49.5
874	Peterborough	28,680	54	1.9	1,490	51.8
882	Southend-on-Sea	27,270	132	4.8	1,480	54.4
935	Suffolk	101,555	214	2.1	5,310	52.3
883	Thurrock	22,936	71	3.1	1,750	76.3
	London	1,060,180	2,490	2.3	42,850	40.4
	Inner London	360,840	1,110	3.1	14,110	39.1
202	Camden	21,565	69	3.2	1,020	47.2
201	City of London(8)	224	0	0.0	—	(7)—
204	Hackney	25,572	143	5.6	1,240	48.6
205	Hammersmith and Fulham	17,102	55	3.2	810	47.3
309	Haringey	33,565	121	3.6	1,650	49.1
206	Islington	22,694	87	3.8	530	23.2
207	Kensington and Chelsea	10,664	25	2.3	340	32.0
208	Lambeth	28,220	34	1.2	1,090	38.7
209	Lewisham	34,117	103	3.0	1,310	38.5
316	Newham	48,646	39	0.8	1,140	23.4
210	Southwark	33,760	119	3.5	1,240	36.6
211	Tower Hamlets	36,728	100	2.7	1,260	34.2
212	Wandsworth	28,286	157	5.6	1,580	55.7
213	Westminster	19,693	61	3.1	910	46.4
	Outer London	699,350	1,370	2.0	28,740	41.1
301	Barking and Dagenham	31,005	79	2.5	820	26.6
302	Barnet	45,939	86	1.9	1,490	32.5
303	Bexley	39,513	53	1.3	1,720	43.4
304	Brent	39,396	108	2.7	1,860	47.3
305	Bromley	46,894	40	0.9	1,950	41.7
306	Croydon	49,099	94	1.9	1,310	26.6
307	Ealing	41,644	68	1.6	2,000	48.1
308	Enfield	49,670	110	2.2	2,050	41.3
203	Greenwich	36,303	227	6.3	2,750	75.6
310	Harrow	28,772	47	1.6	1,090	37.9
311	Havering	36,568	44	1.2	1,820	49.9
312	Hillingdon	42,027	65	1.5	1,140	27.0
313	Hounslow	35,840	0	0.0	1,270	35.5
314	Kingston upon Thames	21,431	15	0.7	700	32.8
315	Merton	23,547	77	3.3	1,280	54.3
317	Redbridge	44,622	29	0.6	450	10.0
318	Richmond upon Thames	20,108	22	1.1	900	45.0
319	Sutton	31,277	43	1.4	1,440	46.1
320	Waltham Forest(8)	35,692	167	4.7	2,690	75.3
	South East	1,161,570	2,810	2.4	67,820	58.4
867	Bracknell Forest	15,119	18	1.2	670	44.4
846	Brighton and Hove	29,961	147	4.9	2,210	73.6
825	Buckinghamshire	75,866	123	1.6	2,410	31.8
845	East Sussex	66,612	262	3.9	5,940	89.1
850	Hampshire	173,289	449	2.6	11 ,730	67.7
921	Isle of Wight	19,586	47	2.4	1,010	51.5
886	Kent	212,811	353	1.7	11,900	55.9
887	Medway	43,998	139	3.2	2,830	64.3
826	Milton Keynes	36,186	32	0.9	1,140	31.4
931	Oxfordshire	85,281	221	2.6	4,310	50.5
851	Portsmouth	24,722	209	8.5	2,980	120.6
870	Reading	16,522	69	4.2	1,050	63.3
871	Slough	20,274	32	1.6	540	26.5
852	Southampton	28,576	159	5.6	2,890	101.1
936	Surrey	140,069	210	1.5	7,110	50.8
869	West Berkshire	24,626	38	1.5	1,580	64.1
938	West Sussex	105,642	228	2.2	5,800	54.9
868	Windsor and Maidenhead	18,984	20	1.1	700	36.9
872	Wokingham	23,444	49	2.1	1,050	44.7
	South West	717,610	1,710	2.4	40,280	56.1
800	Bath and North East Sor	25,161	40	1.6	1,800	71.7
837	Bournemouth	20,891	45	2.2	1,120	53.4
801	Bristol, City of	46,702	297	6.4	5,610	120.1
908	Cornwall	73,227	85	1.2	3,160	43.2
878	Devon	97,698	201	2.1	5,680	58.1
835	Dorset	55,849	39	0.7	1,680	30.2
916	Gloucestershire	85,937	123	1.4	3,490	40.6
420	Isles of Scilly	251	0	0.0	0	0.0
802	North Somerset	28,141	94	3.3	1,440	51.2
879	Plymouth	39,243	96	2.4	1,390	35.5
836	Poole	19,305	69	3.6	1,340	69.2
933	Somerset	71,328	206	2.9	4,310	60.4
803	South Gloucestershire	39,981	67	1.7	2,360	59.0
866	Swindon	28,735	143	5.0	2,190	76.0
880	Torbay	19,625	79	4.0	970	49.4
865	Wiltshire	65,540	126	1.9	3,750	57.3
n/a = not available. (1) Includes middle schools as deemed. (2) Includes maintained special schools, excludes non—maintained special schools. (3) The distribution of exclusions by reason has been derived from the Termly Exclusions survey and applied to the number of permanent exclusions as confirmed by LEAs as part of the Schools census checking exercise. (4) The number (headcount) of all pupils (excluding dually registered pupils) in January 2005. (5) The number of exclusions in 2004/05 divided by how many thousands of pupils were on roll in January 2005. (6) Less than 3, or a rate based on less than 3. (7) Less than 5, or a rate based on less than 5. (8) The reasons for permanent exclusions are not available for Waltham Forest and City of London. Notes: 1. National and regional totals and total number of exclusions have been rounded to the nearest 10. 2. Totals may not appear to equal the sum of component parts because numbers have been rounded to the nearest 10.

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