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Educational Attainment

Mr. Brady: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what percentage of candidates achieved five or more GCSEs at grades A* to C including English and mathematics in each (a) selective, (b) partially selective and (c) comprehensive local education authority in the last 12 months, broken down by ethnic origin of candidates. [100582]

Jim Knight: The 2005 information requested has been placed in the House of Commons Library. 2006 GCSE and equivalent attainment data by local authority and ethnicity will be available at http://www.dfes.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/SFR/s000693/index.shtml in the next few weeks.

Mr. Kidney: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many students in Stafford constituency achieved each grade in (a) GCSE examinations and (b) A Level examinations (i) in 2006 and (ii) in each year since 1996. [101882]

Jim Knight: The following tables give the provisional grade breakdowns across all subjects of the performance in GCSE and A Level subjects in 2006 for pupils attending schools or FE sector colleges in Stafford constituency. Equivalent figures for 1996 to 2005 can be provided only at a disproportionate cost.


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Grade breakdown of GCSE entries of pupils at the end of Key Stage 4( 1) in 2006( 2) for pupils in Stafford constituency( 3)
Number

A*

303

A

917

B

1,970

C

2,684

D

2,001

E

1,242

F

598

G

218

U(4)

118

X(5)

18

Total entries

10,069

(1) Pupils at the end of Key Stage 4 in the 2005/06 academic year.
(2) Includes attempts and achievements by these pupils in previous academic years. 2006 data is provisional.
(3) Pupils attending schools located in Stafford constituency.
(4) Grade U refers to pupils who are ungraded or unclassified.
(5) Grade X refers to pupils who were absent or results pending.

Grade breakdown of A Level students in 2006( 1) in Stafford constituency( 2)
Number

A

216

B

316

C

374

D

318

E

212

U(3)

84

Total entries

1,520

(1) Includes attempts and achievements by these pupils in previous academic years. 2006 data is provisional.
(2) Pupils attending schools located in Stafford constituency.
(3) Grade U refers to pupils who are ungraded or unclassified.

Excellence in Cities Programme

Mr. Andy Reed: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how much was allocated to Loughborough constituency through the Excellence in Cities programme in the last year for which figures are available. [105832]

Jim Knight: Criteria for inclusion in the Excellence in Cities Programme were revised at the time of the
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“Primary Expansion” in September 2004. Funding was allocated to LAs based on the number of their primary schools with more than 35 per cent. FSM. Cobden primary school, Loughborough was identified as being above 35 per cent. FSM and Leicestershire local authority were, therefore, allocated a total of £31,165 for the financial year 2005-06.

The final decisions on delegations to schools were made by LAs to ensure that local knowledge informed resource allocation. This means that EiC funding could have been shared with other schools, in order to achieve its maximum impact.

In April 2006 EiC ceased to be a discreet, funded programme, but all previous EiC funding continues to be paid through local authorities as part of the School Development Grant (SDG).

Faith Schools

Colin Challen: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many (a) faith primary schools, broken down by faith and (b) non-faith primary schools there are in each local education authority area. [106011]

Jim Knight: The information requested was published in SFR 38/2006 “Schools and Pupils in England: January 2006 (Final)”. The relevant table is shown as follows:


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Table 27: Maintained primary schools( 1) : Number of schools by religious character, January 2006, by local authority area and Government office region in England
Primary Schools
No religious character Church of England Roman Catholic Methodist Other Christian Faith( 2)

England

11,228

4,456

1,708

26

52

North East

672

100

158

0

0

841

Darlington

20

6

4

0

0

840

Durham

177

26

38

0

0

390

Gateshead

55

2

18

0

0

805

Hartlepool

20

4

6

0

0

806

Middlesbrough

31

0

11

0

0

391

Newcastle upon Tyne

50

4

18

0

0

392

North Tyneside

44

3

9

0

0

929

Northumberland

93

35

10

0

0

807

Redcar and Cleveland

38

2

7

0

0

393

South Tyneside

36

6

11

0

0

808

Stockton-on-Tees

41

9

12

0

0

394

Sunderland

67

3

14

0

0

North West

1,346

671

519

17

21

889

Blackburn with Darwen

22

22

11

0

1

890

Blackpool

18

4

8

0

0

350

Bolton

53

29

16

0

1

351

Bury

31

17

10

2

1

875

Cheshire

185

70

25

0

0

909

Cumbria

150

106

25

0

0

876

Halton

31

8

13

0

0

340

Knowsley

28

6

25

0

0

888

Lancashire

191

172

104

9

11

341

Liverpool

71

13

48

0

2

352

Manchester

70

26

37

0

0

353

Oldham

54

26

12

0

2

354

Rochdale

40

18

14

0

1

355

Salford

40

19

21

2

0

343

Sefton

36

16

28

0

0

342

St. Helens

26

11

17

1

1

356

Stockport

65

11

15

0

0

357

Tameside

44

18

12

1

0

358

Trafford

50

8

15

0

0

877

Warrington

39

18

14

0

0

359

Wigan

34

41

29

2

1

344

Wirral

68

12

20

0

0

Yorkshire and the Humber

1,308

423

151

4

4

370

Barnsley

63

14

5

0

0

380

Bradford

112

27

20

0

0

381

Calderdale

56

22

7

0

0

371

Doncaster

84

9

10

0

0

811

East Riding of Yorkshire

84

44

5

0

0

810

Kingston Upon Hull, City of

66

4

7

0

0

382

Kirklees

95

48

8

0

0

383

Leeds

156

39

29

0

0

812

North East Lincolnshire

51

6

2

0

0

813

North Lincolnshire

45

17

4

0

1

815

North Yorkshire

163

140

20

3

2

372

Rotherham

85

12

7

0

0

373

Sheffield

116

10

13

0

1

384

Wakefield

94

20

9

1

0

816

York

38

11

5

0

0

East Midlands

1,149

470

79

1

9

831

Derby

66

7

5

0

0

830

Derbyshire

235

104

16

1

2

856

Leicester

75

4

6

0

0

855

Leicestershire

125

89

12

0

0

925

Lincolnshire

163

112

7

0

4

928

Northamptonshire

175

80

12

0

1

892

Nottingham

82

3

8

0

0

891

Nottinghamshire

223

60

12

0

2

857

Rutland

5

11

1

0

0

West Midlands

1,156

488

203

0

5

330

Birmingham

221

23

54

0

2

331

Coventry

58

8

19

0

0

332

Dudley

64

13

5

0

0

884

Herefordshire

42

38

3

0

0

333

Sandwell

80

10

7

0

0

893

Shropshire

58

82

3

0

0

334

Solihull

45

13

9

0

0

860

Staffordshire

173

98

33

0

2

861

Stoke-on-Trent

48

11

12

0

0

894

Telford and Wrekin

45

11

4

0

1

335

Walsall

68

13

9

0

0

937

Warwickshire

103

71

22

0

0

336

Wolverhampton

55

15

10

0

0

885

Worcestershire

96

82

13

0

0

East of England

1,433

526

100

0

4

820

Bedfordshire

107

35

4

0

0

873

Cambridgeshire

136

63

2

0

2

881

Essex

329

118

26

0

1

919

Hertfordshire

285

84

37

0

0

821

Luton

50

1

6

0

0

926

Norfolk

258

121

5

0

1

874

Peterborough

45

11

2

0

0

882

Southend-on-Sea

32

1

4

0

0

935

Suffolk

155

89

10

0

0

883

Thurrock

36

3

4

0

0

London

1,328

239

242

0

0

Inner London

457

129

106

0

0

202

Camden

20

13

8

0

0

201

City of London

0

1

0

0

0

204

Hackney

41

7

4

0

0

205

Hammersmith and Fulham

23

5

7

0

0

309

Haringey

42

10

11

0

0

206

Islington

29

9

7

0

0

207

Kensington and Chelsea

12

7

7

0

0

208

Lambeth

37

15

7

0

0

209

Lewisham

48

10

11

0

0

316

Newham

56

3

7

0

0

210

Southwark

47

12

12

0

0

211

Tower Hamlets

51

9

9

0

0

212

Wandsworth

37

9

9

0

0

213

Westminster

14

19

7

0

0

Outer London

871

110

136

0

0

301

Barking and Dagenham

42

2

5

0

0

302

Barnet

55

14

11

0

0

303

Bexley

45

7

7

0

0

304

Brent

40

5

11

0

0

305

Bromley

61

8

8

0

0

306

Croydon

72

7

11

0

0

307

Ealing

53

3

8

0

0

308

Enfield

49

12

5

0

0

203

Greenwich

47

7

10

0

0

310

Harrow

47

1

6

0

0

311

Havering

55

2

8

0

0

312

Hillingdon

52

6

6

0

0

313

Hounslow

51

2

7

0

0

314

Kingston upon Thames

22

11

4

0

0

315

Merton

32

5

6

0

0

317

Redbridge

42

1

6

0

0

318

Richmond upon Thames

26

9

6

0

0

319

Sutton

32

4

5

0

0

320

Waltham Forest

48

4

6

0

0

South East

1,704

814

166

3

3

867

Bracknell Forest

21

7

2

0

0

846

Brighton and Hove

41

8

7

0

0

825

Buckinghamshire

117

61

7

0

0

845

East Sussex

79

66

9

1

1

850

Hampshire

304

115

14

0

0

921

Isle of Wight

25

16

5

0

0

886

Kent

280

161

27

2

0

887

Medway

68

10

8

0

0

826

Milton Keynes

77

9

5

0

0

931

Oxfordshire

99

118

15

0

1

851

Portsmouth

47

2

4

0

0

870

Reading

29

4

4

0

0

871

Slough

20

2

5

0

0

852

Southampton

54

6

3

0

0

936

Surrey

206

85

27

0

0

869

West Berkshire

33

30

3

0

0

938

West Sussex

149

77

15

0

1

868

Windsor and Maidenhead

21

21

4

0

0

872

Wokingham

34

16

2

0

0

South West

1,132

725

90

1

6

800

Bath and North East Somerset

29

33

2

0

0

837

Bournemouth

15

9

3

0

0

801

Bristol, City of

93

13

12

0

0

908

Cornwall

191

44

4

0

0

878

Devon

196

112

9

0

1

835

Dorset

50

79

8

0

0

916

Gloucestershire

134

108

8

0

0

420

Isles of Scilly

0

1

0

0

0

802

North Somerset

34

27

3

0

1

879

Plymouth

62

8

6

0

0

836

Poole

23

4

2

0

0

933

Somerset

100

113

8

1

1

803

South Gloucestershire

58

31

6

0

1

866

Swindon

55

7

5

0

0

880

Torbay

19

9

4

0

0

865

Wiltshire

73

127

10

0

2


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