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Pupils: Per Capita Costs

Mr. Laws: To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families what the average (a) revenue and (b) capital funding per pupil in each local education authority area was in the latest period for which figures are available; and if he will make a statement. [295242]

Mr. Coaker: The per pupil revenue funding figures, and the total capital figures, for England and each local authority in 2008-09 are set out in the following table. Revenue figures are in cash terms. Capital figures represent amounts allocated in the year:

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	2008-09 Revenue	2008-09 Capital
LA name	Per pupil (£)	Total (£000)
England	4,690	5,224,722
Barking and Dagenham	5,270	211,311
Barnet	5,200	26,296
Barnsley	4,480	9,889
Bath and North East Somerset	4,430	7,744
Bedfordshire	4,410	31,316
Bexley	4,730	10,638
Birmingham	5,240	64,548
Blackburn with Darwen	5,040	93,612
Blackpool	4,620	6,615
Bolton	4,600	14,311
Bournemouth	4,300	6,587
Bracknell Forest	4,500	6,244
Bradford	4,870	34,838
Brent	5,700	16,114
Brighton and Hove	4,660	8,745
Bristol, City of	5,050	153,697
Bromley	4,590	13,370
Buckinghamshire	4,510	19,873
Bury	4,430	8,476
Calderdale	4,570	12,058
Cambridgeshire	4,280	116,568
Camden	6,910	9,354
Cheshire	4,430	32,581
City of London	-	145
Cornwall	4,340	33,239
Coventry	4,790	220,483
Croydon	4,910	15,469
Cumbria	4,430	30,462
Darlington	4,550	11,860
Derby	4,660	12,847
Derbyshire	4,450	36,368
Devon	4,280	38,900
Doncaster	4,630	14,819
Dorset	4,350	19,790
Dudley	4,510	13,613
Durham	4,730	26,778
Ealing	5,620	21,724
East Riding of Yorkshire	4,270	15,680
East Sussex	4,560	21,222
Enfield	5,100	16,699
Essex	4,450	109,435
Gateshead	4,740	8,453
Gloucestershire	4,370	36,103
Greenwich	6,260	200,496
Hackney	7,250	15,353
Halton	4,960	6,183
Hammersmith and Fulham	6,490	6,318
Hampshire	4,320	65,878
Haringey	5,940	13,966
Harrow	5,170	11,210
Hartlepool	4,830	4,904
Havering	4,670	10,351
Herefordshire	4,320	8,843
Hertfordshire	4,500	202,625
Hillingdon	4,990	14,449
Hounslow	5,380	16,949
Isle of Wight	4,660	6,592
Isles of Scilly	-	239
Islington	6,660	9,271
Kensington and Chelsea	6,530	4,229
Kent	4,520	332,296
Kingston Upon Hull, City of	4,870	10,536
Kingston upon Thames	4,850	7,671
Kirklees	4,650	21,919
Knowsley	5,080	14,473
Lambeth	6,780	14,069
Lancashire	4,520	62,357
Leeds	4,620	32,602
Leicester	4,860	14,846
Leicestershire	4,150	35,527
Lewisham	6,330	23,757
Lincolnshire	4,410	36,122
Liverpool	5,140	20,751
Luton	4,960	13,999
Manchester	5,440	287,467
Medway	4,600	14,402
Merton	5,010	10,463
Middlesbrough	4,960	7,250
Milton Keynes	4,710	28,661
Newcastle upon Tyne	4,840	11,612
Newham	5,970	24,673
Norfolk	4,410	42,337
North East Lincolnshire	4,850	8,100
North Lincolnshire	4,420	6,882
North Somerset	4,310	8,318
North Tyneside	4,520	15,301
North Yorkshire	4,440	34,250
Northamptonshire	4,360	39,431
Northumberland	4,400	17,818
Nottingham	5,330	94,860
Nottinghamshire	4,390	35,490
Oldham	4,820	130,703
Oxfordshire	4,410	30,597
Peterborough	4,790	9,929
Plymouth	4,540	23,664
Poole	4,250	5,580
Portsmouth	4,650	7,631
Reading	4,870	8,565
Redbridge	4,820	15,905
Redcar and Cleveland	4,750	6,432
Richmond upon Thames	4,750	6,873
Rochdale	4,900	133,591
Rotherham	4,730	19,043
Rutland	4,400	1,870
Salford	5,050	10,539
Sandwell	4,890	14,129
Sefton	4,590	13,460
Sheffield	4,650	262,065
Shropshire	4,240	14,051
Slough	5,130	7,255
Solihull	4,270	16,795
Somerset	4,350	41,610
South Gloucestershire	4,150	15,798
South Tyneside	4,910	8,127
Southampton	4,750	8,735
Southend-on-Sea	4,620	11,710
Southwark	6,650	12,732
St. Helens	4,640	8,061
Staffordshire	4,290	38,585
Stockport	4,410	13,085
Stockton-on-Tees	4,620	10,311
Stoke-on-Trent	4,800	9,295
Suffolk	4,320	37,371
Sunderland	4,680	13,213
Surrey	4,450	55,919
Sutton	4,810	8,788
Swindon	4,310	17,789
Tameside	4,560	71,313
Telford and Wrekin	4,510	233,576
Thurrock	4,700	5,878
Torbay	4,460	13,942
Tower Hamlets	7,350	16,385
Trafford	4,400	10,880
Wakefield	4,550	14,960
Walsall	4,700	19,531
Waltham Forest	5,330	19,374
Wandsworth	5,980	12,763
Warrington	4,320	9,205
Warwickshire	4,320	26,221
West Berkshire	4,570	8,734
West Sussex	4,370	34,129
Westminster	6,260	6,164
Wigan	4,510	21,023
Wiltshire	4,250	26,285
Windsor and Maidenhead	4,630	7,603
Wirral	4,630	14,566
Wokingham	4,360	8,845
Wolverhampton	4,940	12,900
Worcestershire	4,300	28,893
York	4,360	6,776
Notes: Revenue Figures: 1. This covers funding through the Dedicated Schools Grant, School Standards Grant, School Standards Grant (Personalisation) and Standards Fund as well as funding from the Learning and Skills Council; it excludes grants which are not allocated at LA level. 2. Price Base: Cash 3. These figures are for all funded pupils aged 3-19. 4. Figures have been rounded to the nearest £10. 5. Some of the grant allocations have not been finalised. If these do change, the effect on the funding figures is expected to be minimal. Capital Figures 1. These figures are provided on an allocations basis. They include devolved, targeted and strategic programmes, funded by grant, supported borrowing and PFI. 2. Where figures for some authorities appear particularly large, this will normally reflect a Building Schools for the Future allocation where expenditure will take place over a number of succeeding years.

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