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Education: Assessments

Mr. Chaytor: To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families how many and what proportion of students resident in each local authority area achieved a score of 1,000 or more under the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority’s tariff points scheme in level three assessments taken at the end of the second year of post-16 study in 2006-07. [227846]

Sarah McCarthy-Fry: The information readily available relates to students on-roll in institutions in each local authority rather than by their local authority of residence. This information is given in the table that follows. Figures relating to local authority of residence can be provided only at disproportionate cost.

Other summary residency-based A-level figures (but not for the detail required) for 2006/07 are available via the following link:

http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/rsgateway/DB/SFR/s000808/index.shtml

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Number and percentage of pupils achieving a QCA average point score of 1,000 or more by 2006/2007 by local authority
		Number of pupils achieving an QCA APS of 1,000 or more	Percentage of pupils achieving an QCA APS of 1,000 or more	Number of pupils
201	City of London	72	37.3	193
202	Camden	110	5.9	1,865
203	Greenwich	51	2.8	1,820
204	Hackney	7	0.7	1,021
205	Hammersmith and Fulham	217	9.1	2,376
206	Islington	16	0.9	1,688
207	Kensington and Chelsea	147	8.4	1,752
208	Lambeth	19	2.3	844
209	Lewisham	78	3.6	2,137
210	Southwark	288	21.9	1,315
211	Tower Hamlets	34	2.0	1,730
212	Wandsworth	85	3.0	2,865
213	Westminster	243	7.8	3,104
301	Barking and Dagenham	46	3.2	1,454
302	Barnet	438	7.5	5,862
303	Bexley	176	7.9	2,226
304	Brent	83	3.2	2,628
305	Bromley	349	7.7	4,528
306	Croydon	310	7.0	4,442
307	Ealing	147	6.7	2,202
306	Enfield	133	4.9	2,726
309	Haringey	83	4.7	1,781
310	Harrow	297	9.0	3,302
311	Havering	353	10.7	3,290
312	Hillingdon	172	5.0	3,415
313	Hounslow	94	3.1	3,071
314	Kingston upon Thames	283	9.2	3,065
315	Merton	145	11.2	1,298
316	Newham	33	1.2	2,745
317	Redbridge	215	5.6	3,864
318	Richmond upon Thames	367	10.7	3,424
319	Sutton	461	14.0	3,300
320	Waltham Forest	129	3.9	3,313
330	Birmingham	1,161	11.2	10,341
331	Coventry	226	6.9	3,278
332	Dudley	500	10.0	5,006
333	Sandwell	13	1.0	1,292
334	Solihull	156	5.2	3,022
335	Walsall	169	7.2	2,342
336	Wolverhampton	163	5.7	2,857
340	Knowsley	1	0.2	588
341	Liverpool	278	6.0	4,606
342	St. Helens	280	9.9	2,829
343	Sefton	489	11.1	4,397
344	Wirral	472	11.7	4,019
350	Bolton	262	10.3	2,538
351	Bury	427	12.3	3,471
352	Manchester	495	8.6	5,726
353	Oldham	211	7.0	3,001
354	Rochdale	58	4.6	1,253
355	Salford	88	3.7	2,393
356	Stockport	438	9.1	4,806
357	Tameside	131	6.4	2,032
358	Trafford	419	18.1	2,310
359	Wigan	545	14.5	3,758
370	Barnsley	62	4.3	1,451
371	Doncaster	197	7.3	2,688
372	Rotherham	285	9.0	3,176
373	Sheffield	399	9.6	4,150
380	Bradford	341	6.0	5,657
381	Calderdale	120	6.9	1,749
382	Kirklees	815	15.4	5,291
383	Leeds	742	9.0	8,206
384	Wakefield	362	10.1	3,588
390	Gateshead	69	4.7	1,465
391	Newcastle upon Tyne	232	5.4	4,291
392	North Tyneside	120	6.5	1,860
393	South Tyneside	11	1.2	887
394	Sunderland	261	10.4	2,502
800	Bath and North East Somerset	168	6.6	2,539
801	City of Bristol	316	7.3	4,330
802	North Somerset	154	7.3	2,101
803	South Gloucestershire	181	6.2	2,904
805	Hartlepool	51	4.9	1,033
806	Middlesbrough	119	7.0	1,689
807	Redcar and Cleveland	133	8.1	1,642
808	Stockton on Tees	157	7.9	1,998
810	City of Kingston-upon-Hull	255	8.7	2,940
811	East Riding of Yorkshire	171	6.2	2,770
812	North East Lincolnshire	134	6.9	1,929
813	North Lincolnshire	253	10.9	2,311
815	North Yorkshire	909	11.3	8,033
816	York	348	12.8	2,717
820	Bedfordshire	383	7.2	5,312
821	Luton	51	2.6	1,937
825	Buckinghamshire	836	12.0	6,941
826	Milton Keynes	145	7.6	1,899
830	Derbyshire	570	8.9	6,373
831	City of Derby	124	5.4	2,286
835	Dorset	358	8.5	4,207
836	Poole	229	9.0	2,554
837	Bournemouth	125	15.9	786
840	Durham	236	5.4	4,382
841	Darlington	281	12.9	2,181
845	East Sussex	197	3.3	5,973
846	Brighton and Hove	341	8.9	3,848
850	Hampshire	2,552	12.2	20,883
851	Portsmouth	55	6.6	836
852	Southampton	87	3.9	2,234
855	Leicestershire	698	8.2	8,527
856	Leicester City	240	5.4	4,458
857	Rutland	86	21.8	394
860	Staffordshire	626	7.6	8,226
861	Stoke-on-Trent	115	5.4	2,148
865	Wiltshire	421	8.1	5,175
866	Swindon	72	3.8	1,871
867	Bracknell Forest	69	5.6	1,229
868	Windsor and Maidenhead	261	12.1	2,151
869	West Berkshire	255	10.2	2,498
870	Reading	146	11.6	1,263
871	Slough	156	9.0	1,735
872	Wokingham	102	5.6	1,823
873	Cambridgeshire	948	13.8	6,860
874	Peterborough	159	7.5	2,122
875	Cheshire	904	10.7	8,452
876	Halton	53	4.7	1,117
877	Warrington	168	7.0	2,386
878	Devon	496	6.5	7,596
879	Plymouth	225	9.4	2,403
880	Torbay	190	12.0	1,580
881	Essex	1,493	10.4	14,347
882	Southend	321	12.8	2,506
883	Thurrock	39	2.1	1,870
884	Herefordshire	373	16.8	2,226
885	Worcestershire	613	8.2	7,462
886	Kent	1,708	10.0	16,999
887	Medway	304	8.9	3,430
888	Lancashire	1,467	13.0	11,270
889	Blackburn	105	4.5	2,308
890	Blackpool	194	8.8	2,216
891	Nottinghamshire	469	6.4	7,314
892	Nottingham City	518	12.3	4,205
893	Shropshire	394	10.1	3,883
894	Telford and Wrekin	201	11.3	1,784
908	Cornwall	325	5.8	5,609
909	Cumbria	604	11.3	5,359
916	Gloucestershire	890	10.2	8,728
919	Hertfordshire	1,240	7.3	17,004
921	Isle of Wight	35	2.7	1,316
925	Lincolnshire	749	10.5	7,107
926	Norfolk	586	7.8	7,500
928	Northamptonshire	525	6.5	8.050
929	Northumberland	230	6.8	3,398
931	Oxfordshire	793	9.0	8,828
933	Somerset	530	7.3	7,223
935	Suffolk	649	10.0	6,488
936	Surrey	1,468	8.4	17,403
937	Warwickshire	689	8.7	7,889
938	West Sussex	592	6.0	9,799
	England	51,092	8.6	596,575
Note: Figures relate to 16 to 18-year-olds (age at start of academic year, i.e. 31 August) entered for level 3 qualifications in all institutions.

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