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Kelvin Hopkins: To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families with reference to table 3 on page 17 of his Department's 16-19 Statement of priorities and investment strategy 2010-11, what specific data the Young People's Learning Agency used to predict an increase in 10,000 enrolments in academy sixth forms in 2010-11. [323296]

Mr. Coaker: The planned delivery of academy and city technology college sixth form places in academic year 2010/11 shown in the DCSF/LSC Statement of Priorities document is 37,000 compared with 25,000 in 2009/10. This increase was estimated in the autumn of 2009 using the 2009/10 funded numbers at existing academies and CTCs; the historical rate of increase in academy provision as their sixth forms grow (reflecting
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their role in increasing participation) to estimate the growth into 2010/11; and the average size of sixth form in maintained schools converting into academies. The major part of the increase between years is actually due to the expected conversion of up to 80 maintained schools into academies in 2010/11. The actual increase in funded places will depend on the allocations process for individual academies, which is still under way.

Special Educational Needs

Tim Loughton: To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families at which mainstream
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(a) primary and (b) secondary schools more than 50 per cent. of the pupils have statemented or non-statemented special educational needs. [316075]

Ms Diana R. Johnson [holding answer 5 February 2010]: The list of maintained primary and state funded secondary schools at which more than 50 per cent. of the pupils have statemented or non-statemented special educational needs is shown in the following table.

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Maintained primary and state funded secondary^{( 1)} schools at which more than 50 per cent. of pupils have statemented or non-statemented special educational needs. Year: January 2009. Coverage: England
			Pupils with special educational needs with or without statements^{( 2)}
Local authority name	School name	Headcount of pupils^{( 3)}	Number	Percentage
Maintained primary schools
Hampshire	Front Lawn Infant School	130	100	75.6
North East Lincolnshire	Grange Junior School	160	120	73.1
Brighton and Hove	Moulsecoomb Primary School	380	280	72.1
Hampshire	Trosnant Junior School and BESD Unit	210	150	70.8
Brighton and Hove	St. Mark's C of E Primary School	190	130	69.3
South Tyneside	Laygate School	300	210	68.9
North Somerset	St. Barnabas Church of England Primary School	40	30	67.6
Kirklees	Ashbrow Junior School	150	100	67.5
Nottinghamshire	Eastwood Junior School	90	60	65.1
Worcestershire	The Fairfield Community Primary School	190	120	64.9
Kent	Oak Trees Community School	160	100	64.7
Brighton and Hove	Whitehawk Primary School	310	200	63.8
Kent	Bysing Wood Primary School	80	50	63.8
Norfolk	Howard Infant and Nursery School, King's Lynn	150	90	63.3
Wolverhampton	Eastfield Junior and Infant School	170	110	62.7
City of Nottingham	Highwood Player Junior School	200	130	62.7
Dudley	Woodside Community School and Children's	280	170	62.6
Bradford	Horton Park Primary School	210	130	62.6
Essex	Crays Hill Primary School	100	60	62.1
Cheshire	Lache Primary School	230	140	61.9
Hampshire	South View Junior School	220	140	61.9
Waltham Forest	Whittingham Community Primary School	470	290	61.0
Norfolk	St. Edmund's Community Foundation School	180	110	60.6
North Yorkshire	Scarborough, Braeburn Community Junior School	180	110	60.3
Kent	Dame Janet Community Junior School	340	210	60.3
Kent	Parkside Community Primary School	150	90	59.7
Wakefield	Pontefract Willow Park Junior School	100	60	59.6
Lincolnshire	Sutton Bridge Westmere Community Primary	190	110	59.5
Kent	Murston Junior School	130	80	59.4
Lincolnshire	Theddlethorpe Primary School	80	50	59.2
Manchester	Gorton Mount Primary School	450	270	59.2
Rotherham	Maltby Crags Infant School	190	110	58.5
Hampshire	Meadowlands Infant School	80	50	58.4
Northamptonshire	Park Junior School, Wellingborough	230	140	58.4
Greenwich	Middle Park Primary School	330	190	58.3
Devon	Haytor View Community Primary School	190	110	57.7
Northamptonshire	Earl Spencer Primary School	190	110	57.5
Leeds	Middleton Primary School	340	200	57.5
Durham	St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided	130	80	57.5
Portsmouth	Arundel Court Junior School	230	130	57.3
Cheshire	Greenfields Primary School	180	100	57.2
Islington	New North Community School	410	230	57.1
Buckinghamshire	Tilehouse Combined School	140	80	57.0
Warwickshire	Hurley Primary School	140	80	56.9
Hillingdon	Brookside Primary School	430	250	56.8
Hampshire	Riders Junior School	230	130	56.8
Durham	St. John's Church of England Aided Primary School	240	140	56.8
Kent	Sherwood Park Community Primary School	350	200	56.7
Medway	All Faiths' Children's Community School	140	80	56.6
Wigan	Newton Westpark Primary School	140	80	56.4
Cumbria	Ewanrigg Junior School	150	80	56.4
Southend	Hamstel Junior School	470	260	56.2
Rotherham	Maltby Crags Junior School	190	110	56.1
Newcastle upon Tyne	Atkinson Road Primary School	330	180	55.8
Manchester	St. Wilfrid's C of E Junior and Infant School	220	130	55.8
North East Lincolnshire	Grange Infant and Nursery School	200	110	55.4
Blackburn with Darwen	Intack Primary School	220	120	55.3
Devon	Clovelly Primary School	20	10	55.0
Leicestershire	Dove Bank Primary School	90	50	54.9
Northamptonshire	Falconer's Hill Infant School	160	90	54.9
Hillingdon	Longmead Primary School	190	110	54.9
Kent	St. Ethelbert's Catholic Primary School	220	120	54.8
Redcar and Cleveland	Dormanstown Primary School	250	140	54.7
Hampshire	Riders Infant School	150	80	54.7
Kent	St Philip Howard Catholic Primary School	140	80	54.6
City of Nottingham	Huntingdon Primary and Nursery School	240	130	54.5
Derbyshire	Langwith Bassett Primary School	70	40	54.4
Kent	St. John's Church of England Primary School,	60	30	54.0
Durham	St. Pius X Roman Catholic Voluntary Aided Pr	80	40	53.9
Wandsworth	Shaftesbury Park Primary School	280	150	53.8
Stockport	Bridge Hall Primary School	130	70	53.8
South Tyneside	Hedworthfield Primary School	230	120	53.7
Bradford	Parkland Primary School	190	100	53.7
Reading	George Palmer Primary School	400	220	53.6
Wiltshire	The Manor C of E VC Primary School	210	110	53.5
Buckinghamshire	Hannah Ball Infant School	60	30	53.4
North Tyneside	Shiremoor Primary School	390	210	53.4
Bradford	Parkwood Primary School	210	110	53.4
Brighton and Hove	Coombe Road Primary School	290	150	53.3
City of Nottingham	Brocklewood Junior School	180	100	53.3
Bolton	Top o'th'Brow Primary School	200	110	53.3
Rotherham	High Greave Infant School	180	100	53.3
Havering	Brookside Junior School	240	130	53.2
Medway	Luton Junior School	320	170	53.1
Darlington	Skerne Park Primary School	370	200	53.1
Kent	Newington Community Primary School	360	190	53.1
Norfolk	St. Andrew's Church of England Primary School	70	40	53.0
City of Peterborough	Abbotsmede Primary School	270	140	53.0
Somerset	Halcon Community Primary School	140	70	52.9
Somerset	Hamp Community Junior School	210	110	52.8
Durham	Woodhouse Community Primary School	200	110	52.8
Hounslow	Crane Park Primary School	350	180	52.5
Devon	Sticklepath Community School	300	160	52.3
Hampshire	Siskin Junior School	150	80	52.3
Camden	Richard Cobden Primary School	450	230	52.2
Kent	Kings Farm Primary School	250	130	52.2
Reading	Whitley Park Junior School	270	140	52.2
Knowsley	St. Dominic's Catholic Junior School	190	100	52.2
Hampshire	Chineham Park Primary School	100	50	52.0
Newcastle upon Tyne	Canning Street Primary School	450	230	51.9
Wirral	Fender Primary School	190	100	51.9
Lancashire	Cherry Fold Community Primary School	270	140	51.9
Hampshire	Trosnant Infant School	140	70	51.8
West Sussex	Bewbush Community Primary	410	210	51.7
Hammersmith and Fulham	Wormholt Park Primary School	440	230	51.7
Hertfordshire	Sandon Junior Mixed and Infant School	90	50	51.6
Newcastle upon Tyne	Thomas Walling Primary School	340	170	51.5
Hampshire	Meadowlands Junior School	100	50	51.5
Kent	Newlands Primary School	410	210	51.3
West Sussex	Clapham and Patching C of E Primary School	40	20	51.3
Warwickshire	All Saints C of E Infant School	120	60	51.3
Hampshire	Front Lawn Junior School	200	100	51.2
Bexley	Slade Green Infant School	240	130	51.2
Norfolk	Larkman Primary School	290	150	51.2
Kent	St. Mary of Charity C of E (Aided) Primary School	220	110	51.1
Doncaster	Mexborough Doncaster Road Junior School	90	50	51.1
Rotherham	Badsley Moor Infant School	240	120	51.1
Hampshire	South View Infant School	200	100	51.0
Cumbria	Newtown Community Primary School	110	50	50.9
Hampshire	Siskin Infant and Nursery School	170	90	50.9
Devon	Wynstream School	270	140	50.7
Southampton	Mason Moor Primary School	260	130	50.6
Leeds	Kippax Greenfield Primary School	170	90	50.6
Durham	Tow Law Millennium Primary School	90	50	50.6
Portsmouth	Paulsgrove Primary School	360	180	50.6
Cumbria	Monkwray Junior School	110	60	50.5
Kent	Northdown Primary School	330	170	50.5
Islington	Grafton Primary School	460	230	50.4
Leeds	Ebor Gardens Primary School	250	120	50.4
Thurrock	Tilbury Manor Junior School	260	130	50.2

State funded secondary schools
Hampshire	Staunton Community Sports College	520	390	75.6
Wandsworth	Southfields Community College	1,380	1,020	74.3
City of Nottingham	Hadden Park High School	650	450	68.2
Salford	Harrop Fold School	700	470	67.2
Leeds	Cockburn College of Arts	1,050	710	67.2
Birmingham	St. Albans C of E Specialist Engineering College	430	290	67.1
Sefton	Litherland High School	750	490	65.0
Liverpool	West Derby School	1,080	700	65.0
Newcastle upon Tyne	All Saints College	850	550	64.8
Kirklees	Batley Girls' High School	1,090	700	64.6
Newham	Brampton Manor School	1,430	910	63.5
Kent	Cheyne Middle School	460	290	62.6
City of Nottingham	Fairham Community College	170	100	61.4
Medway	Temple School	370	220	59.8
Islington	Highbury Grove School	1,020	600	59.1
Kirklees	Fartown High School	400	240	58.9
Lambeth	Stockwell Park School	980	570	58.5
Wandsworth	Chestnut Grove School	870	500	57.8
Torbay	Torquay Community College	800	460	57.3
Bradford	Nab Wood School	910	520	57.0
Greenwich	Eltham Green Specialist Sports College	1,050	600	56.6
Derby	Bemrose School	820	460	56.5
Lancashire	Hornby High School	130	70	56.2
Kent	Hartsdown Technology College	1,080	600	56.1
Wakefield	Featherstone Technology College	620	340	55.9
Southampton	Redbridge Community School	920	520	55.9
Kent	The Mailing School	430	240	55.6
Kent	Northfleet Technology College	910	500	55.6
Manchester	Manchester Academy	870	480	55.4
Waltham Forest	George Mitchell School	590	330	55.2
Kent	Sittingbourne Community College	1,260	690	55.0
Calderdale	The Ridings School	170	90	54.7
Slough	Beechwood School	770	420	54.6
Sheffield	Chaucer Business and Enterprise College	880	480	54.6
Northumberland	Hirst High School	540	300	54.2
Brighton and Hove	Falmer High School	660	350	53.9
Hampshire	Park Community School	880	470	53.9
Hammersmith and Fulham	Phoenix High School	840	450	53.7
City of Nottingham	Haywood School	70	40	53.6
Westminster	Westminster Academy	840	450	53.5
Gloucestershire	Bishops' College	510	270	53.4
Southampton	Chamberlayne College for the Arts	680	360	53.2
Poole	Rossmore Community College	550	290	53.1
Norfolk	Charles Burrell Humanities School	660	350	53.0
Southampton	Oasis Academy Lord's Hill	870	460	53.0
Norfolk	The Open Academy	460	250	53.0
Medway	New Brompton College	990	520	52.9
Liverpool	North Liverpool Academy	1,150	610	52.8
Nottinghamshire	The Queen Elizabeth's (1561) Endowed School	1,080	570	52.8
Wokingham	Ryeish Green School	300	160	52.8
Manchester	North Manchester High School for Boys	700	370	52.6
North East Lincolnshire	Oasis Academy Wintringham	750	390	52.6
Birmingham	Yardleys School	900	470	52.6
Kent	The North School	950	500	52.6
West Sussex	Ifield Community College	1,020	530	52.5
Westminster	St. George RC School	600	310	51.9
Redcar and Cleveland	Saint Peter's Catholic College of Maths and Computing	420	220	51.9
Kent	The Wildemesse School	510	260	51.9
Southwark	Harris Academy Bermondsey	880	460	51.9
Kent	New Line Learning Academy	770	400	51.8
West Sussex	Thomas Bennett Community College	1,320	680	51.8
Wakefield	Cathedral C of E (VC) High School	880	450	51.6
Kent	Tunbridge Wells High School	340	170	51.0
Sheffield	Parkwood High School	680	350	50.9
Lambeth	Norwood School	700	360	50.9
Northamptonshire	Weavers School	790	400	50.8
Norfolk	The Hewett School	1,010	510	50.8
Trafford	Stretford High School	710	360	50.8
Haringey	Gladesmore Community School	1,240	630	50.7
Westminster	Paddington Academy	1,130	570	50.6
Newham	Kingsford Community School	1,450	730	50.4
⁽¹⁾ Includes maintained secondary schools, city technology colleges and academies (including all-through academies). ⁽²⁾ Pupils with SEN without statements include school action and school action plus. ⁽³⁾ Excludes dually registered pupils. Note: Pupil numbers rounded to the nearest 10. Source: School Census

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