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Table 7:<br />

Historic Pupil Rolls for Kilmarnock Academy<br />

Annual S1 – S6<br />

Pupil Roll at<br />

Census<br />

Census 1999 864<br />

Census 2000 872<br />

Census 2001 847<br />

Census 2002 859<br />

Census 2003 816<br />

Census 2004 813<br />

Census 2005 820<br />

Census 2006 770<br />

Census 2007 746<br />

Census 2008 719<br />

Census 2009 708<br />

Census 2010 673<br />

Census 2011 612<br />

Census 2012 601<br />

The table highlights a 30.4% drop in pupils attending Kilmarnock Academy<br />

from 1999 to 2012. The paragraph below highlights the projected roll for the<br />

school, taking all available information into account.<br />

(e)<br />

Projected Pupil Rolls<br />

The Council takes a number of factors into account when projecting pupil rolls,<br />

gathering information from Community Planning Partners such as NHS<br />

Ayrshire and Arran, the Planning Service, Ayrshire Joint Planning Unit,<br />

General Registers of Scotland and information held on the Education Service<br />

Management Information System. The main factors included in pupil roll<br />

projections include:<br />

‣ The birth rate for the East Ayrshire area;<br />

‣ The number of children living in a school catchment area aged 0-1, 1-2,<br />

2-3, 3-4 and 4-5;<br />

‣ The number of houses planned to be built in a school’s catchment<br />

area; and<br />

‣ The number of placing requests into and out of a school.<br />

In 2012 the Council revised its approach to calculating school roll projections<br />

based on best current practice in Scotland and to take account of the most<br />

recent available information.<br />

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