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195W Written Answers 26 OCTOBER 2009 Written Answers 196W Mr. Burstow: To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families what the average absence rate from school for infant school pupils was in the last year for which figures were available. [294327] Mr. Coaker: The absence rate for primary school pupils aged five or six is shown in the table. Infant pupils attend a variety of school types. For consistency, data have been provided for all infant pupils regardless of the category of school they attend. Absence data are collected for pupils aged five to 15 at the start of the academic year, excluding boarders. Primary schools 1 , absence rate 2 for infant pupils 3, 4 , 2007/08, England Average absence rate 2 Infant pupils 3 5.74 Primary school pupils 4 5.26 1 Includes middle schools as deemed. 2 Number of sessions due to overall absence as a percentage of the total number of possible sessions. 3 Pupils attending primary schools, aged five or six as at 31 August 2007, who will become six or seven during the academic year; excluding boarders. 4 Pupils attending primary schools, aged five to 15 as at 31 August 2007, excluding boarders. Source: School Census Pupils: Ethnic Groups John Battle: To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families what proportion of pupils at (a) schools and (b) Catholic schools are from ethnic minority backgrounds. [293959] Mr. Coaker: The requested information is shown in the table. Maintained primary 1 , state-funded secondary 1, 2 and special 3 schools: ethnicity 4 of Roman Catholic 5 schools compared to all schools, as at January 2009, England All schools Roman Catholic schools Number Percentage 6 Number Percentage 6 White 5,304,890 80.6 510,540 80.0 White British 5,030,880 76.4 459,920 72.1 Irish 22,860 0.3 12,040 1.9 Traveller of Irish 3,940 0.1 940 0.1 Heritage Gypsy/Roma 9,590 0.1 480 0.1 Any other White background 237,620 3.6 37,170 5.8 Mixed 242,850 3.7 29,750 4.7 White and Black 79,530 1.2 8,680 1.4 Caribbean White and Black 25,830 0.4 3,640 0.6 African White and Asian 50,790 0.8 5,770 0.9 Any other Mixed background 86,700 1.3 11,660 1.8 Asian 557,130 8.5 29,210 4.6 Indian 162,460 2.5 11,130 1.7 Pakistani 223,400 3.4 6,630 1.0 Bangladeshi 91,410 1.4 1,480 0.2 Any other Asian background 79,860 1.2 9,970 1.6 Black 301,950 4.6 50,390 7.9 Caribbean 91,650 1.4 12,200 1.9 African 176,000 2.7 32,360 5.1 Maintained primary 1 , state-funded secondary 1, 2 and special 3 schools: ethnicity 4 of Roman Catholic 5 schools compared to all schools, as at January 2009, England All schools Roman Catholic schools Number Percentage 6 Number Percentage 6 Any other Black background 34,300 0.5 5,830 0.9 Chinese 24,680 0.4 1,950 0.3 Any other ethnic group 82,670 1.3 9,990 1.6 Classified 4 6,514,160 98.9 631,830 99.1 Unclassified 7 70,020 1.1 6,050 0.9 Minority Ethnic 1,483,290 22.5 171,910 27.0 Pupils 8 All pupils 9 6,584,180 100.0 637,880 100.0 1 Includes middle schools as deemed. 2 Includes CTCs and academies. 3 Includes maintained and non-maintained special schools. Excludes general hospital schools. 4 Pupils of compulsory school age and above were classified according to ethnic group. Excludes dually registered pupils. 5 Denomination of school as Roman Catholic as it appears in Edubase. 6 The number of pupils by ethnic group expressed as a percentage of all pupils of compulsory school age and above. 7 Information refused or not obtained. 8 Includes all pupils classified as belonging to an ethnic group other than White British. 9 All pupils of compulsory school age and above. Note: Pupil numbers have been rounded to the nearest 10. Source: School Census and Edubase. 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: 2008-09 Revenue 2008-09 Capital LA name Per pupil (£) Total (£000) England 4,690 5,224,722 Barking and 5,270 211,311 Dagenham Barnet 5,200 26,296 Barnsley 4,480 9,889 Bath and North East 4,430 7,744 Somerset Bedfordshire 4,410 31,316 Bexley 4,730 10,638 Birmingham 5,240 64,548 Blackburn with 5,040 93,612 Darwen 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
197W Written Answers 26 OCTOBER 2009 Written Answers 198W 2008-09 Revenue 2008-09 Capital LA name Per pupil (£) Total (£000) 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 4,270 15,680 Yorkshire 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 6,490 6,318 Fulham 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 6,530 4,229 Chelsea Kent 4,520 332,296 Kingston Upon Hull, 4,870 10,536 City of Kingston upon 4,850 7,671 Thames 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 2008-09 Revenue 2008-09 Capital LA name Per pupil (£) Total (£000) 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 4,850 8,100 Lincolnshire 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 4,750 6,873 Thames 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
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