House of Commons Hansard Written Answers for 10 Apr 2002 (pt 38)

Teaching Vacancies

Mr. Damian Green: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what recent research her Department has (a) commissioned and (b) evaluated with regard to the number of (i) head teacher and (ii) teacher vacancies; and if she will make a statement. [47479]

Mr. Brady: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills when she proposes to publish the 2002 Census of Teachers undertaken in January; and if she will make a statement. [48227]

Mr. Timms: The annual Form 618g survey of teacher numbers and vacancies was conducted on 17 January 2002. I expect the provisional results of the survey to be published in late April or early May.

Green Paper

Mr. Damian Green: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills when she will publish the responses received as part of the consultation exercise linked to the publication of the Green Paper 14–19: Extending Opportunities, Raising Standards. [47486]

Mr. Timms: It is not usual practice to publish all the individual responses to an official consultation. In line with Cabinet Office guidelines, we intend to make widely available analysis of the responses to the Green Paper later this year alongside announcement of decisions taken following consultation.

In line with established open Government practices, we would also expect to make available, on request, copies

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of responses from individuals and organisations who have not specifically asked that their response be kept confidential.

Departmental Policies

Mr. Damian Green: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills if she will list the (a) title, (b) subject and (c) associated funding of each (i) project, (ii) scheme, (iii) initiative and (iv) policy announced by the Department for Education and Employment since 1997, on a monthly basis. [47497]

Mr. Ivan Lewis: Information is not held in the format requested and generating it would incur disproportionate cost.

I refer the hon. Member to the Departmental Report (April 2000) for information on the Government's policies on education and associated expenditure.

Research

Mr. Damian Green: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what research her Department has (a) commissioned and (b) evaluated with regard to the number of teachers in secondary schools who are teaching a subject in which they are not specifically trained; and if she will make a statement. [47480]

Mr. Timms: This information is collected as part of the Secondary Schools Curriculum and Staffing Survey. Preparations for the next survey are in hand.

Parliamentary Questions

Mr. Bercow: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills if she will take steps to improve the response time to parliamentary questions. [47719]

Mr. Ivan Lewis: In its response to the Public Administration Select Committee's Second Report of Session 2000–01 on Ministerial Accountability and Parliamentary Questions, the Government made clear their commitment to providing prompt and accurate answers to parliamentary questions. This continues to be the Government's position.

Learning Support Units

Mr. Damian Green: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how much funding each learning support unit has attracted for each year since 1997, broken down by local education authority. [47740]

Mr. Ivan Lewis: Funding for learning support units is allocated to local education authorities through the Standards Fund and the Excellence in Cities Programme. Decisions on the amount made available for each unit are made at the local level, this information is not held centrally. The tables show the funding available for each local education authority for learning support units.

Table 1 shows the funding available for learning support units and learning mentors for each authority in the Excellence in Cities programme—which commenced

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in 1999. The table also includes those authorities with schools taking part in the Excellence Clusters programme. Funding for learning support units is made available alongside complementary support for learning mentors, it is not possible therefore to disaggregate this funding.

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Since April 2000 funding has been available for authorities outside the Excellence in Cities programme to set up and run secondary school learning support units, including capital funding in the first two years. Table 2 shows the funding available for each authority.

Table 1: Funding made available to local education authorities for learning mentors and learning support units as part of the Excellence in Cities programme£

1999–2000 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03

201 City of London — 6,000 10,000 10,000

202 Camden 345,033 1,102,900 1,316,9000 1,404,027

203 Greenwich 543,479 1,791,000 2,210,000 2,324,551

204 Hackney 395,438 1,422,300 1,792,300 1,868,779

205 Hammersmith and Fulham 235,290 789,000 975,000 1,035,888

206 Islington 368,499 1,315,600 1,646,600 1,720,802

207 Kensington and Chelsea 137,743 826,800 1,143,800 1,173,608

208 Lambeth 339,617 1,347,900 1,744,900 1,811,866

209 Lewisham 527,111 1,752,800 2,166,800 2,271,569

210 Southwark 544,656 1,870,400 2,342,400 2,451,420

211 Tower Hamlets 775,891 2,400,100 2,915,100 3,088,501

212 Wandsworth 385,498 1,311,100 1,615,100 1,689,983

213 Westminster 315,512 640,900 640,900 797,227

301 Barking and Dagenham — 448,000 768,000 768,000

304 Brent — 580,000 994,000 994,000

306 Croydon — — 274,500 470,500

307 Ealing — 631,000 1,082,000 1,082,000

308 Enfield — — 893,000 1,522,000

309 Haringey 652,517 1,609,800 2,023,800 2,129,796

313 Hounslow — — 674,000 1,149,000

316 Newham 773,793 2,539,900 3,121,900 3,290,486

320 Waltham Forest 508,202 1,682,300 2,073,300 2,174,202

330 Birmingham 2,660,963 8,511,400 10,474,400 11,045,215

331 Coventry — — 300,500 515,000

331 Sandwell — — 991,000 1,689,000

334 North Solihull — 68,110 272,440 272,440

335 Walsall — — 344,500 591,000

336 Wolverhampton — — 714,000 1,216,000

340 Knowsley 507,285 1,682,500 2,076,500 2,175,852

341 Liverpool 1,344,798 4,211,800 5,122,800 5,415,053

342 St. Helens — 534,000 915,000 1,192,000

343 Sefton — 308,000 528,000 528,000

343 Sefton — — 560,000 954,000

344 Wirral — 1,035,000 1,774,000 1,774,000

352 Manchester 1,080,735 3,603,400 4,499,400 4,722,977

353 Oldham — — 815,000 1,390,000

354 Rochdale — 626,000 1,073,000 1,073,000

355 Salford 478,338 1,615,700 2,002,700 2,091,173

357 Tameside — — 264,500 453,500

370 Barnsley — — 702,000 1,197,000

371 Doncaster — — 904,000 1,541,000

372 Rotherham 589,083 1,844,600 2,233,600 2,351,711

373 Sheffield 1,009,575 3,235,800 3,973,800 4,166,982

380 Bradford 1,212,970 3,846,000 4,688,000 4,936,502

382 Kirklees — — 662,500 914,000

383 Leeds 1,363,727 4,434,200 5,440,200 5,734,182

390 Gateshead — 524,000 898,000 898,000

391 Newcastle — 746,000 1,279,000 1,279,000

392 North Tyneside — 490,000 840,000 840,000

393 South Tyneside — 508,000 871,000 871,000

394 Sunderland — 966,000 1,656,000 1,656,000

801 Bristol — 734,000 1,258,000 1,258,000

805 Hartlepool — 312,000 535,000 535,000

806 Middlesbrough — 528,000 906,000 906,000

807 Redcar and Cleveland — 512,000 877,000 877,000

808 Stockton on Tees — 557,000 955,000 955,000

810 Kingston upon Hull — 770,000 1,320,000 1,320,000

821 Luton — — 646,000 1,103,000

851 Portsmouth — — 327,000 560,500

856 Leicester City — 798,000 1,368,000 1,368,000

861 Stoke on Trent — 676,000 1,159,000 1,159,000

876 Halton — 408,000 699,000 699,000

886 Kent — — 265,500 455,500

888 Lancashire — — 460,000 787,500

889 Blackburn — — 526,000 896,000

890 Blackpool — — 376,000 641,000

892 Nottingham — 810,000 1,389,000 1,389,000

909 Cumbria — — 221,500 380,000

Totals 17,095,753 68,963,310 102,588,140 188,647,203

	1999–2000	2000–01	2001–02	2002–03
201 City of London	—	6,000	10,000	10,000
202 Camden	345,033	1,102,900	1,316,9000	1,404,027
203 Greenwich	543,479	1,791,000	2,210,000	2,324,551
204 Hackney	395,438	1,422,300	1,792,300	1,868,779
205 Hammersmith and Fulham	235,290	789,000	975,000	1,035,888
206 Islington	368,499	1,315,600	1,646,600	1,720,802
207 Kensington and Chelsea	137,743	826,800	1,143,800	1,173,608
208 Lambeth	339,617	1,347,900	1,744,900	1,811,866
209 Lewisham	527,111	1,752,800	2,166,800	2,271,569
210 Southwark	544,656	1,870,400	2,342,400	2,451,420
211 Tower Hamlets	775,891	2,400,100	2,915,100	3,088,501
212 Wandsworth	385,498	1,311,100	1,615,100	1,689,983
213 Westminster	315,512	640,900	640,900	797,227
301 Barking and Dagenham	—	448,000	768,000	768,000
304 Brent	—	580,000	994,000	994,000
306 Croydon	—	—	274,500	470,500
307 Ealing	—	631,000	1,082,000	1,082,000
308 Enfield	—	—	893,000	1,522,000
309 Haringey	652,517	1,609,800	2,023,800	2,129,796
313 Hounslow	—	—	674,000	1,149,000
316 Newham	773,793	2,539,900	3,121,900	3,290,486
320 Waltham Forest	508,202	1,682,300	2,073,300	2,174,202
330 Birmingham	2,660,963	8,511,400	10,474,400	11,045,215
331 Coventry	—	—	300,500	515,000
331 Sandwell	—	—	991,000	1,689,000
334 North Solihull	—	68,110	272,440	272,440
335 Walsall	—	—	344,500	591,000
336 Wolverhampton	—	—	714,000	1,216,000
340 Knowsley	507,285	1,682,500	2,076,500	2,175,852
341 Liverpool	1,344,798	4,211,800	5,122,800	5,415,053
342 St. Helens	—	534,000	915,000	1,192,000
343 Sefton	—	308,000	528,000	528,000
343 Sefton	—	—	560,000	954,000
344 Wirral	—	1,035,000	1,774,000	1,774,000
352 Manchester	1,080,735	3,603,400	4,499,400	4,722,977
353 Oldham	—	—	815,000	1,390,000
354 Rochdale	—	626,000	1,073,000	1,073,000
355 Salford	478,338	1,615,700	2,002,700	2,091,173
357 Tameside	—	—	264,500	453,500
370 Barnsley	—	—	702,000	1,197,000
371 Doncaster	—	—	904,000	1,541,000
372 Rotherham	589,083	1,844,600	2,233,600	2,351,711
373 Sheffield	1,009,575	3,235,800	3,973,800	4,166,982
380 Bradford	1,212,970	3,846,000	4,688,000	4,936,502
382 Kirklees	—	—	662,500	914,000
383 Leeds	1,363,727	4,434,200	5,440,200	5,734,182
390 Gateshead	—	524,000	898,000	898,000
391 Newcastle	—	746,000	1,279,000	1,279,000
392 North Tyneside	—	490,000	840,000	840,000
393 South Tyneside	—	508,000	871,000	871,000
394 Sunderland	—	966,000	1,656,000	1,656,000
801 Bristol	—	734,000	1,258,000	1,258,000
805 Hartlepool	—	312,000	535,000	535,000
806 Middlesbrough	—	528,000	906,000	906,000
807 Redcar and Cleveland	—	512,000	877,000	877,000
808 Stockton on Tees	—	557,000	955,000	955,000
810 Kingston upon Hull	—	770,000	1,320,000	1,320,000
821 Luton	—	—	646,000	1,103,000
851 Portsmouth	—	—	327,000	560,500
856 Leicester City	—	798,000	1,368,000	1,368,000
861 Stoke on Trent	—	676,000	1,159,000	1,159,000
876 Halton	—	408,000	699,000	699,000
886 Kent	—	—	265,500	455,500
888 Lancashire	—	—	460,000	787,500
889 Blackburn	—	—	526,000	896,000
890 Blackpool	—	—	376,000	641,000
892 Nottingham	—	810,000	1,389,000	1,389,000
909 Cumbria	—	—	221,500	380,000

Totals	17,095,753	68,963,310	102,588,140	188,647,203

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Table 2: Funding made available for secondary school learning support units for each local education authority

2000–01 2001–02 2002–03

302 Barnet 104,444 207,923 108,190

303 Bexley 76,737 152,715 81,528

305 Bromley 90,269 179,604 94,134

306 Croydon 100,082 199,316 106,336

308 Enfield 119,215 188,351 —

310 Harrow 45,413 90,434 50,894

311 Havering 65,796 130,886 70,137

312 Hillingdon 76,440 152,159 82,275

313 Hounslow 95,421 150,758 —

314 Kingston upon Thames 31,778 63,163 33,983

315 Merton 43,599 86,832 42,277

317 Redbridge 96,398 191,959 93,204

318 Richmond upon Thames 39,925 79,494 40,502

319 Sutton 49,359 98,091 53,657

331 Coventry 115,993 231,034 124,845

332 Dudley 98,173 195,418 105,061

333 Sandwell 119,787 189,254 —

334 Solihull 67,243 133,715 —

335 Walsall 116,652 232,322 —

336 Wolverhampton 98,045 154,904 —

350 Bolton 95,230 189,593 102,415

351 Bury 56,231 111,921 61,366

353 Oldham 103,701 163,839 —

356 Stockport 80,302 159,840 83,543

357 Tameside 87,637 174,581 96,388

358 Trafford 85,793 170,873 83,443

359 Wigan 105,864 210,763 107,635

370 Barnsley 88,805 140,304 —

371 Doncaster 122,531 193,589 —

381 Calderdale 75,753 150,835 79,471

382 Kirklees 144,503 287,786 151,874

384 Wakefield 109,727 218,492 118,907

420 Isles of Scilly — — 392

800 Bath and North East Somerset 45,092 89,627 45,831

802 North Somerset 44,148 87,728 45,925

803 South Gloucestershire 61,608 122,428 60,108

811 East Riding of Yorkshire 85,826 170,622 87,239

812 North East Lincolnshire 66,098 131,666 74,804

813 North Lincolnshire 50,594 100,688 52,216

815 North Yorkshire 134,399 266,958 138,731

816 York 39,597 78,739 39,560

820 Bedfordshire 152,770 303,827 153,500

821 Luton 82,306 130,036 —

825 Buckinghamshire 109,791 218,114 113,024

826 Milton Keynes 57,230 113,916 53,464

830 Derbyshire 189,424 376,667 206,061

831 Derby City 88,322 175,933 90,822

835 Dorset 99,050 196,781 99,169

836 Poole 29,569 58,761 29,254

837 Bournemouth 41,625 82,798 42,071

840 Durham 176,300 351,084 185,379

841 Darlington 32,795 65,316 32,183

845 East Sussex 126,839 252,431 132,758

846 Brighton and Hove 65,765 131,003 67,828

850 Hampshire 234,510 465,798 247,385

851 Portsmouth 51,031 101,608 55,268

852 Southampton 65,209 129,861 69,736

855 Leicestershire 150,121 298,210 156,217

857 Rutland — — 7,200

860 Staffordshire 239,668 476,522 243,660

865 Wiltshire 92,951 184,629 97,282

866 Swindon 47,619 94,711 47,057

867 Bracknell Forest Borough Council 19,681 39,070 18,762

868 Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead 32,904 65,333 33,197

869 West Berkshire District Council 34,899 69,266 91,245

870 Reading 28,655 57,017 30,023

871 Slough Borough Council 38,650 76,948 40,802

872 Wokingham District Council 32,338 51,092 33,257

873 Cambridgeshire County Council 114,898 228,378 115,592

874 Peterborough City Council 72,818 145,039 71,452

875 Cheshire County Council 183,633 365,125 191,476

877 Warrington Borough Council 58,325 116,015 57,882

878 Devon County Council 152,674 303,558 167,370

879 City of Plymouth 91,556 182,248 90,946

880 Torbay Borough Council 43,682 86,964 42,559

881 Essex County Council 347,601 691,295 358,723

882 Southend-on-Sea Borough Council 54,138 107,769 54,222

883 Thurrock Council 42,824 85,281 43,083

884 Herefordshire Council 34,041 67,639 37,144

885 Worcestershire County Council 151,530 301,190 170,226

886 Kent County Council 398,629 792,974 381,112

887 Medway Council 82,329 163,760 80,705

888 Lancashire County Council 390,057 776,668 388,755

889 Blackburn with Darwen 68,849 108,778 —

890 Blackpool Borough Council 47,634 75,257 —

891 Nottinghamshire County Council 257,798 513,072 257,438

893 Shropshire 63,846 126,891 67,111

894 Telford and Wrekin 58,582 116,643 63,814

908 Cornwall 142,179 282,906 146,578

909 Cumbria 151,123 300,689 156,601

916 Gloucestershire 135,010 268,288 135,549

919 Hertfordshire 268,889 534,290 272,923

921 Isle of Wight 63,727 126,915 64,298

925 Lincolnshire 158,323 314,666 169,582

926 Norfolk 178,895 355,771 192,023

928 Northamptonshire 214,490 426,692 211,403

929 Northumberland 137,478 273,534 138,617

931 Oxfordshire 143,022 284,270 154,613

933 Somerset 115,142 228,875 123,694

935 Suffolk 217,129 431,838 224,560

936 Surrey 187,352 372,133 191,804

937 Warwickshire 116,483 231,479 120,896

938 West Sussex 153,803 305,654 151,043

Totals 10,752,719 20,988,480 9,987,270

	2000–01	2001–02	2002–03
302 Barnet	104,444	207,923	108,190
303 Bexley	76,737	152,715	81,528
305 Bromley	90,269	179,604	94,134
306 Croydon	100,082	199,316	106,336
308 Enfield	119,215	188,351	—
310 Harrow	45,413	90,434	50,894
311 Havering	65,796	130,886	70,137
312 Hillingdon	76,440	152,159	82,275
313 Hounslow	95,421	150,758	—
314 Kingston upon Thames	31,778	63,163	33,983
315 Merton	43,599	86,832	42,277
317 Redbridge	96,398	191,959	93,204
318 Richmond upon Thames	39,925	79,494	40,502
319 Sutton	49,359	98,091	53,657
331 Coventry	115,993	231,034	124,845
332 Dudley	98,173	195,418	105,061
333 Sandwell	119,787	189,254	—
334 Solihull	67,243	133,715	—
335 Walsall	116,652	232,322	—
336 Wolverhampton	98,045	154,904	—
350 Bolton	95,230	189,593	102,415
351 Bury	56,231	111,921	61,366
353 Oldham	103,701	163,839	—
356 Stockport	80,302	159,840	83,543
357 Tameside	87,637	174,581	96,388
358 Trafford	85,793	170,873	83,443
359 Wigan	105,864	210,763	107,635
370 Barnsley	88,805	140,304	—
371 Doncaster	122,531	193,589	—
381 Calderdale	75,753	150,835	79,471
382 Kirklees	144,503	287,786	151,874
384 Wakefield	109,727	218,492	118,907
420 Isles of Scilly	—	—	392
800 Bath and North East Somerset	45,092	89,627	45,831
802 North Somerset	44,148	87,728	45,925
803 South Gloucestershire	61,608	122,428	60,108
811 East Riding of Yorkshire	85,826	170,622	87,239
812 North East Lincolnshire	66,098	131,666	74,804
813 North Lincolnshire	50,594	100,688	52,216
815 North Yorkshire	134,399	266,958	138,731
816 York	39,597	78,739	39,560
820 Bedfordshire	152,770	303,827	153,500
821 Luton	82,306	130,036	—
825 Buckinghamshire	109,791	218,114	113,024
826 Milton Keynes	57,230	113,916	53,464
830 Derbyshire	189,424	376,667	206,061
831 Derby City	88,322	175,933	90,822
835 Dorset	99,050	196,781	99,169
836 Poole	29,569	58,761	29,254
837 Bournemouth	41,625	82,798	42,071
840 Durham	176,300	351,084	185,379
841 Darlington	32,795	65,316	32,183
845 East Sussex	126,839	252,431	132,758
846 Brighton and Hove	65,765	131,003	67,828
850 Hampshire	234,510	465,798	247,385
851 Portsmouth	51,031	101,608	55,268
852 Southampton	65,209	129,861	69,736
855 Leicestershire	150,121	298,210	156,217
857 Rutland	—	—	7,200
860 Staffordshire	239,668	476,522	243,660
865 Wiltshire	92,951	184,629	97,282
866 Swindon	47,619	94,711	47,057
867 Bracknell Forest Borough Council	19,681	39,070	18,762
868 Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead	32,904	65,333	33,197
869 West Berkshire District Council	34,899	69,266	91,245
870 Reading	28,655	57,017	30,023
871 Slough Borough Council	38,650	76,948	40,802
872 Wokingham District Council	32,338	51,092	33,257
873 Cambridgeshire County Council	114,898	228,378	115,592
874 Peterborough City Council	72,818	145,039	71,452
875 Cheshire County Council	183,633	365,125	191,476
877 Warrington Borough Council	58,325	116,015	57,882
878 Devon County Council	152,674	303,558	167,370
879 City of Plymouth	91,556	182,248	90,946
880 Torbay Borough Council	43,682	86,964	42,559
881 Essex County Council	347,601	691,295	358,723
882 Southend-on-Sea Borough Council	54,138	107,769	54,222
883 Thurrock Council	42,824	85,281	43,083
884 Herefordshire Council	34,041	67,639	37,144
885 Worcestershire County Council	151,530	301,190	170,226
886 Kent County Council	398,629	792,974	381,112
887 Medway Council	82,329	163,760	80,705
888 Lancashire County Council	390,057	776,668	388,755
889 Blackburn with Darwen	68,849	108,778	—
890 Blackpool Borough Council	47,634	75,257	—
891 Nottinghamshire County Council	257,798	513,072	257,438
893 Shropshire	63,846	126,891	67,111
894 Telford and Wrekin	58,582	116,643	63,814
908 Cornwall	142,179	282,906	146,578
909 Cumbria	151,123	300,689	156,601
916 Gloucestershire	135,010	268,288	135,549
919 Hertfordshire	268,889	534,290	272,923
921 Isle of Wight	63,727	126,915	64,298
925 Lincolnshire	158,323	314,666	169,582
926 Norfolk	178,895	355,771	192,023
928 Northamptonshire	214,490	426,692	211,403
929 Northumberland	137,478	273,534	138,617
931 Oxfordshire	143,022	284,270	154,613
933 Somerset	115,142	228,875	123,694
935 Suffolk	217,129	431,838	224,560
936 Surrey	187,352	372,133	191,804
937 Warwickshire	116,483	231,479	120,896
938 West Sussex	153,803	305,654	151,043

Totals	10,752,719	20,988,480	9,987,270

Note:

Includes capital and recurrent funding in 2000–01 and 2001–02.

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Mrs. Laing: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what funding has been provided to each learning support unit in each year since their creation, broken down by local education authority. [48274]

Mr. Ivan Lewis: I refer the hon. Member to the reply provided earlier today to the hon. Member for Ashford (Mr. Green).

Mr. Damian Green: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many learning support units in England (a) opened and (b) closed in each year since 1997, broken down by local education authority. [47745]

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Mr. Ivan Lewis: We are unable to provide a full breakdown of how many learning support units per local education authority have opened or closed since 1997 as we do not collate this information centrally.

However, the table does show a breakdown of the learning support units that are funded through Excellence in Cities as at 1 February 2002, including those proposed as part of the pilot set up for EiC Phase 1 Primary schools. Not all are up and running yet, the figures reflect the numbers and LEA location for approved learning support unit plans.

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Number of LSUs funded through the Excellence in Cities programme

Secondary Primary

Barking and Dagenham 8 —

Barnsley 9 —

Birmingham 10 4

Blackburn with Darwen 4 —

Blackpool 8 —

Bradford (2) 14 4

Brent (2) 6 —

Bristol 4 —

Camden 2 2

Corp of London — —

Doncaster 17 —

Ealing (2) 4 —

Enfield 6 —

Gateshead 6 —

Greenwich 14 7

Hackney 8 2

Halton 9 —

Hammersmith and Fulham 5 1

Haringey 5 2

Hartlepool 6 —

Hounslow 7 —

Islington 7 2

Kensington and Chelsea 4 1

Kingston upon Hull 9 —

Knowsley 11 2

Lambeth 6 2

Leeds 15 5

Leicester City 4 —

Lewisham 12 2

Liverpool 6 5

Luton 12 —

Manchester 20 3

Middlesbrough 6 —

Newcastle upon Tyne 12 —

Newham 15 3

North Tyneside 4 —

Nottingham 21 —

Oldham 8 —

Redcar and Cleveland 4 —

Rochdale 14 —

Rotherham 17 2

Salford 6 2

Sandwell 7 —

Sefton (2) 12 —

Sheffield 9 3

Solihull 3 —

Southwark 7 2

South Tyneside (2) 11 —

Stockton-on-Tees 5 —

Stoke on Trent 11 —

St. Helens (2) 5 —

Sunderland (2) 6 —

Tower Hamlets 14 2

Waltham Forest 8 4

Wandsworth 4 2

Westminster 8 1

Wirral (2) 16 —

Totals 491 65

	Secondary	Primary
Barking and Dagenham	8	—
Barnsley	9	—
Birmingham	10	4
Blackburn with Darwen	4	—
Blackpool	8	—
Bradford (2)	14	4
Brent (2)	6	—
Bristol	4	—
Camden	2	2
Corp of London	—	—
Doncaster	17	—
Ealing (2)	4	—
Enfield	6	—
Gateshead	6	—
Greenwich	14	7
Hackney	8	2
Halton	9	—
Hammersmith and Fulham	5	1
Haringey	5	2
Hartlepool	6	—
Hounslow	7	—
Islington	7	2
Kensington and Chelsea	4	1
Kingston upon Hull	9	—
Knowsley	11	2
Lambeth	6	2
Leeds	15	5
Leicester City	4	—
Lewisham	12	2
Liverpool	6	5
Luton	12	—
Manchester	20	3
Middlesbrough	6	—
Newcastle upon Tyne	12	—
Newham	15	3
North Tyneside	4	—
Nottingham	21	—
Oldham	8	—
Redcar and Cleveland	4	—
Rochdale	14	—
Rotherham	17	2
Salford	6	2
Sandwell	7	—
Sefton (2)	12	—
Sheffield	9	3
Solihull	3	—
Southwark	7	2
South Tyneside (2)	11	—
Stockton-on-Tees	5	—
Stoke on Trent	11	—
St. Helens (2)	5	—
Sunderland (2)	6	—
Tower Hamlets	14	2
Waltham Forest	8	4
Wandsworth	4	2
Westminster	8	1
Wirral (2)	16	—

Totals	491	65

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