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Table C—Overall effectiveness in primary schools inspected in each academic year since 2005/06, by size of school
			Overall effectiveness: percentage of schools inspected
Academic year	Size of school (number of pupils on roll)	Number of school inspections	Outstanding	Good	Satisfactory	Inadequate
2005/06	1-100	629	6	55	35	4
	101-200	1,207	8	51	35	6
	201-300	1,419	11	49	33	8
	300+	1,211	10	45	36	9
	All	4,466	9	49	34	7
2006/07	1-100	909	10	53	34	2
	101-200	1,707	10	51	34	5
	201-300	1,999	14	47	33	6
	300+	1,714	15	44	36	6
	All	6,329	12	48	34	5
2007/08	1-100	845	10	59	29	2
	101-200	1,650	12	52	32	4
	201-300	1,913	15	49	33	4
	300+	1,667	14	44	36	6
	All	6,075	13	50	33	4

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Table D—Overall effectiveness in secondary schools inspected in each academic year since 2005/06, by size of school
			Overall effectiveness: percentage of schools inspected
Academic year	Size of school (number of pupils on roll)	Number of school inspections	Outstanding	Good	Satisfactory	Inadequate
2005/06	1-600	157	3	39	45	13
	601-875	260	10	35	40	15
	876-1,050	178	8	34	46	12
	1,051-1,300	225	12	42	35	12
	1,301+	203	16	45	28	11
	All	1,023	10	39	38	13
2006/07	1-600	212	9	33	45	13
	601-875	314	11	31	48	11
	876-1,050	266	15	38	38	9
	1,051-1,300	253	14	42	36	9
	1,301+	249	18	46	31	5
	All	1,294	13	38	40	9
2007/08	1-600	180	8	39	42	10
	601-875	308	17	39	36	8
	876-1,050	240	16	40	35	9
	1,051-1,300	225	16	43	31	10
	1,301+	211	24	41	27	8
	All	1,164	17	40	34	9

Science: Education

Mr. Gibb: To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families (1) with reference to the answer of 2 November 2005, Official Report, columns 1207-11W, on science, what percentage of those students who gained (a) a GCSE, (b) an A-level and (c) an AS-level in (i) biology or human biology, (ii) chemistry and (iii) physics in each year since 2000 were educated in (A) the state sector and (B) the independent sector, broken down by grade; [241876]

(2) pursuant to the answer of 21 January 2009, Official Report, columns 2544-46W, on languages: general certificate of secondary education, how many and what proportion of pupils who gained a GCSE in (a) physics, (b) chemistry and (c) biology at each grade were educated in the (i) maintained and (ii) independent sector in the most recent year for which figures are available. [254448]

Jim Knight: The information requested has been placed in the House Libraries for the years 2005-08. Figures prior to 2005 can be produced only at disproportionate cost.

Secondary Education: Milton Keynes

Mr. Lancaster: To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families (1) what assessment he has made of the effect of the reduction in funding for secondary schools in Milton Keynes announced for 2009-10 by the Learning and Skills Council; [268958]

(2) for what reasons the Learning and Skills Council replaced the final funding allocation sent to schools in Milton Keynes on 3 March 2009 with a final funding statement on 31 March 2009; what assessment he has made of the effect of this on schools’ budgetary planning; and if he will make a statement. [268960]

Jim Knight: I refer the hon. Member to the press statement of 3 April 2009, which is available at:

http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/pns/DisplayPN.cgi?pn_id=2009_0068

Sixth Form Education

Kelvin Hopkins: To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families pursuant to the answer of 11 December 2008, Official Report, columns 279-80W, on sixth form education, whether the changes to the Decision Makers’ guidance in relation to new school sixth forms were implemented in February 2009. [268021]

Jim Knight: I am currently considering comments received from key 16-19 stakeholders in the consultation on the proposed changes to the Decision Maker’s Guidance. The full revised guidance will be published on the Department’s website as soon as possible. On 26 March we made one change to the guidance to alter the presumption eligibility period from 12 to 24 months.

Sixth Form Education: Admissions

Annette Brooke: To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families what the projected learner numbers are for those between 16 and 19 years in sixth form education in each of the next five years; and if he will make a statement. [269716]

Jim Knight: The Learning and Skills Council (LSC) Annual Statement of Priorities published in 2008 estimated total participation in 2009/10 to be 1,484,000 of which 399,000 are in school sixth forms including Academies. Projected information for each of the next five years will be part of the next spending review and is not yet available.

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