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Assisted Places Scheme

Volume 83: debated on Thursday 25 July 1985

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asked the Secretary of State for Education and Science (1) whether he will list in the Official Report for the latest year for which figures are available (a) the maximum paid in respect of one school and (b) the average paid in respect of one school under the assisted places scheme represented by incidental expenses of (i) travel, (ii) uniform, (iii) meals and (iv) all three;(2) whether he will list in the

Official Report for the latest year for which figures are available the percentage of the average fee income to participating schools in respect of (a) assisted places pupils and (b) all pupils represented by the assistance with incidental expenses for travel, meals and uniform.

[pursuant to his reply, 22 July 1985, columns 349–350]: The information requested for the school year 1984–85 is as follows:

££
Maximum paid to one schoolAverage paid to one school
Travel9,4691,354
Uniform5,5661,419
Meals6,7152,241
All Three17,5395,014
The average paid to one school in respect of travel, meals and uniform represents 3·9 per cent. of fee income from assisted pupils or 0·5 per cent. of that from all pupils.

asked the Secretary of State for Education and Science (1) whether he will list in the Official Report for the latest year for which figures are available (a) the maximum paid in respect of one pupil, and (b) the average paid per pupil under the assisted places scheme for the incidental expenses of (i) travel, (ii) uniforms, and (iii) school meals and of (i), (ii) and (iii) together;(2) whether he will list in the

Official Report for the latest year for which figures are available the percentage of the average assistance with fees for a pupil under the assisted places scheme represented by the assistance with incidental expenses for travel, meals and uniform.

[pursuant to his reply, 22 July 1985, columns 349–350]: Information on payments for incidental expenses in respect of individual pupils is not collected by the Department. For the school year 1984–85, average payments per pupil were as follows:

£ per pupil
Travel29
Uniform18
Meals18
All Three65
The total is equivalent to 4·8 per cent. of the tuition fee remission payments.

asked the Secretary of State for Education and Science whether he will list in the Official Report the percentage fee increase in each school participating in the assisted places scheme in each year since its introduction; and what are the increases for the next academic year.

[pursuant to his reply, 22 July 1985, c. 349–50]: The information requested is as follows:

Percentage fee increase over previous year
September
School1982198319841985
Abbey11·34·04·15·5
Abingdon11·76·86·59·9
Aldenham3·65·25·0
Alice Ottley10·85·84·6
Alleyn's11·26·98·58·7
Arnold9·15·66·76·8
Ashford10·68·07·09·9
Bancroft's10·015·65·912·5
Batley Grammar7·15·07·3
Bedales23·17·810·411·7
Bedford High13·05·66·69·0
Bedford Modern12·06·56·99·0
Bedford 11–1315·15·06·010·0
Bedford 14+15·15·96·010·0
Dame Alice Harpur13·08·16·110·0
Berkhamsted 11–1310·94·99·06·0
Berkhamsted 13+10·75·69·06·9
Berkhamsted School for Girls15·07·69·911·0
Birkenhead9·29·36·15·5
Bishop's Stortford Junior***5·8
Bishop's Stortford Senior***7·4
Bolton Boys and Girls9·310·014·6
Bradfield College31·36·97·1
Bradford Girls Grammar15·010·16·211·0
Bradford Grammar11·27·67·66·0
Brentwood12·14·84·49·2
Brighton College 11+13·54·96·75·8
Brighton College 13+12·95·56·85·8
Bristol Cathedral12·94·35·16·6
Bristol Grammar14·72·76·87·7
Bruton School for Girls13·68·03·77·2
Bury Grammar8·48·36·47·2
Canford9·710·96·6
Carmel College13·97·815·50·8

School

1982

1983

1984

1955

Casterton Junior10·27·924·4
Casterton Senior6·97·96·9
Caterham13·28·67·97·5
Charterhouse15·0010·75·0
Cheadle Hulme10·66·16·95·1
Chigwell12·19·06·08·0
Churchers College10·47·609·3
City of London17·37·65·0
City of London School for Girls12·35·213·85·6
Clifton College 11+19·58·57·07·1
Clifton College 13+19·87·26·97·2
Clifton High 11–139·82·25·48·2
Clifton High VI Form8·92·06·08·5
Colfes9·96·89·37·9
Colston's 11+15·29·44·3
Colston's 13+13·29·35·0
Colston's Girls11·06·77·17·5
Coventry12·110·37·48·0
Cranleigh 11+11·37·36·55·9
Cranleigh 13+10·86·87·35·8
Culford11·715·15·9
Dame Allan's Boys and Girls10·56·08·7
Dauntsey's12·50016·0
Denstone College 11–1211·47·75·17·1
Denstone College 13+13·67·66·0
Dulwich College11·57·48·29·5
Edgehill College14·49·85·610·3
Eltham College8·07·112·39·0
Emanuel11·06·45·17·6
Epsom College16·17·710·7
Exeter College14·46·05·96·4
Farnborough Hill10·05·110·06·0
Felsted Junior14·77·07·010·0
Felsted Senior16·37·07·0
Forest Boys10·97·15·28·3
Forest Girls11·08·18·110·0
Friends11·610·47·2
Girls Public Day School Trust, London area, (10 schools)10·05·04·55·5
Girls Public Day School Trust, Outside London area (12 schools)10·05·03·95·2
Godolphin and Latymer10·09·16·67·0
Gresham's17·26–49·0
Haberdashers' Aske's (Boys)11·95·26·07·7
Haberdashers' Aske's (Girls)10·66·06·18·1
Hampton11·87·77·19·2
Harrogate College8·76·65·85·9
Hereford Cathedral14·89·87·112·6
Highgate Junior12·37·66·17·2
Highgate Senior11·99·16·06·9
Hulme Grammar—Boys and Girls7·09·36·5
Hymers College11·79·110·110·1
Ipswich forms 1 & 211·37·67·48·1
Ipswich forms 3-VI11·57·57·57·9
James Allen's Girls13·37·48·912·7
John Lyon6·59·110·2
Kent College 11–1514·612·510·38·4
Kent College VI14·812·210·28·7
King Edward's Bath9·613·113·46·2
King Edward's, Birmingham10·76·110·57·0
King Edward VI High, Birmingham9·86·09·25·5
King Edward VII, Lytham12·86·99·68·1
King Edward VI, Norwich11·28·05·58·5
King Edward VI, Southampton8·18·38·05·9
King Edward's Witley11·98·09·5
King's College, Wimbledon10·511·17·1
King's High School for Girls, Warwick11·49·712·07·1
King's, Chester10·610·64·86·8
King's, Macclesfield16·58·17·5
King's, Rochester Junior14·28·610·1
King's, Rochester Senior14·08·612·6
King's, Worcester11·79·39·910·0
Kingston Grammar9·98·55·48·1

School

1982

1983

1984

1985

Kingswood 11+9·87·56·3
Kings wood 13+9·57·66·3
Kirkham Grammar

*

7·87·98·0
Lady Eleanor Holles7·45·95·611·4
La Sagesse Convent 11+10·97·17·1
La Sagesse Convent Yr4-VI Form19·27·17·0
Latymer Upper8·68·27·89·3
Leeds Girl's High12·98·79·27·9
Leeds Grammar7·77·46·98·9
St Faiths6·5014·7
Leys's7·77·55·7
Liverpool College5·95·05·0
Lord Wandsworth College12·69·08·66·1
Loreto Convent Grammar12·95·76·8
Loughborough Grammar9·67·96·25·5
Loughborough High7·18·03·55·2
Magdalen College11·96·46·88·0
Malvern College19·08·86·9

(a) The Elms with Seaford Court

13·07·37·8

(b) Wells House

016·25·5

(c) Hillstone

20·77·96·2

(d) The Downs

10·07·47·0
Manchester Grammer12·57·18·16·8
Manchester High School for Girls7·55·14·65·6
Maynard11·16·58·9
Merchant Taylor's Boys and Girls, Liverpool13·04·56·210·5
Merchant Taylor's Northwood12·59·07·6
Mill Hill Junior7·54·413·413·3
Mill Hill Senior8·68·52·813·6
Monkton Combe 11+7·49·210·68·0
Monkton Combe 13+11·37·68·84·7
Monkton Combe VI Form11·37·68·84·8
Mount St. Mary's College9·45·36·0
Newcastle-under-Lyme12·66·55·44·9
Northampton High School for Girls11·05·75·2
North London Collegiate10·35·33·2
Nottingham High

*

*

*

7·7
Old Palace5·39·27·5
Perse School for Boys10·65·17·29·5
Perse School for Girls9·12·93·95·8
Plymouth College13·54·99·48·9
Pocklington7·96·57·78·6
Portsmouth Grammar9·88·24·16·9
Queen Elizabeth Grammar, Blackburn14·710·45·9
Queen Elizabeth Grammar, Wakefield10·15·412·91·2
Queen Elizabeth Hospital9·04·86·0
Queen Mary, Lytham12·76·99·68·1
Queen's College, Taunton Junior13·36·26·1
Queen's College, Taunton Senior15·46·95·8
Queen's College, London6·96·817·812·1
Queen's School, Chester16·37·213·54·0
Ratcliffe College

(a) Grace Dieu

7·47·18·5

(b) Main School

11·57·87·3

(c) VI Form

11·77·77·3
Redland High6·26·65·9
Red Maid's8·83·96·6
Reigate Grammer10·021·28·46·6
Repton 11+11·96·66·4
Repton 13+14·27·26·6
Rossall Year 113·47·78·88·0
Rossall Year 213·47·38·87·9
Rossall Year 313·47·68·87·8
Rossall Years 4 & 513·47·18·97·8
Rossall VI Year 113·27·58·67·8
Rossall VI Year 213·27·38·37·6
Royal Grammar, Guildford7·75·25·814·8

School

1982

1983

1984

1985

Royal Grammar, Newcastle-upon-Tyne7·94·55·36·2
Royal Grammar, Worcester

*

*

5·37·5
St. Albans13·59·17·57·5
St. Albans High School for Girls12·811·111·2
St. Ambrose College19·26·84·76·7
St. Anselm's College 11+13·06·47·59·1
St. Anselm's College VI Form12·55·91·47·6
St. Bede's College9·25·13·8
St. Bees Forms 1 & 213·9007·3
St. Bees Forms 3-VI17·94·54·37·2
St. Benedict's Middle10·011·19·4
St. Benedict's Senior9·68·48·4
St. Catherine's15·810·518·2
St. Dunstan's College, College12·17·85·512·1
St. Edmunds College 11–1312·09·58·90·7
St. Edmunds College 13+12·09·59·06·8
St. Edward's College24·715·32·24·0
St. George's College5·99·014·810·1
St. Helen's9·47·67·47·9
St. John's College, Southsea25·34·42·51·9
St. John's, Leatherhead10·710·37·39·0
St. Joseph's College 11–1612·18·17·65·1
St. Joseph's College 16+11·88·26·95·3
St. Joseph's Convent15·48·86·110·0
St. Mary's College14·99·111·98·7
St. Mary's RC14·614·411·111·0
St. Mary's Hall23·37·48·93·4
St. Maurs Convent Forms 1–510·37·36·8
St. Maurs Convent VI Form17·14·213·310·0
St. Paul's Prep School10·97·37·110·0
St. Paul's Main School10·87·27·110·1
St. Paul's Girls11·68·16·710·3
St. Peter's 11–1310·83·14·46·1
St. Peter's 13+13·33·23·6
St. Peter's VI Form13·35·28·0
St. Swithun's11·78·47·98·2
Salesian College 11+11·614·616·410·9
Salesian College VI Form12·813·210·010·6
School of St. Helen and St. Katherine16·58·88·7
Sedbergh15·08·78·210·9
Sir William Perkin's10·67·26·25·8
Stamford11·15·86·3
Stamford High13·14·16·7
Stockport Grammar13·27·98·5
Stonyhurst College Prep Schools10·610·09·9
Stonyhurst College10·39·911·0
Stowe9·77·58·49·4
Sutton Valence9·24·66·67·0
Talbot Heath10·05·75·48·2
Taunton 11+9·09·29·07·9
Taunton VI Form12·19·38·97·8
Tonbridge16·06·26·46·3
Trent Junior College11·77·87·57·3
Trent College Senior11·27·77·37·2

£ per annum

Scale 1

Scale 2

Scale 3

Scale 4

Senior Teacher

Deputy Head*

Head Teacher

Minimum5,4426,2527,7349,2019,9156,8079,573
Maximum†9,2019,59711,03112,36313,39516,68922,941
Uprating these figures by 6·9 per cent, would give the following salary rates:
Minimum5,8176,6838,2689,83610,5997,27710,234
Maximum9,83610,25911,79213,21614,31917,84124,524

* There are 12 separate scales for deputy headteachers and 14 for headteachers. The figures given are the minima of the lowest and maxima of the highest scales.

† For good honours graduates. Maximum tor other teachers is £8,556.
Inner London allowance is payable at the rate of £1,038 for all school teachers serving in the inner London area. No proposals have so far been tabled in the Burnham Committee for an increase in the London allowance for 1985.

School

1982

1983

1984

1985

Trinity School of John Whitgift10·45·15·96·9
Truro14·38·39·2
Truro High15·11·56·85·9
University College 11–139·14·48·76·0
University College 13+ and VI8·94·58·6
Upton Hall Convent12·56·99·18·3
Ursuline High7·98·35·3
Wakefield High4·85·310·41·3
Walthamstow Hall17·623·77·610·9
Warwick9·54·96·48·9
Wellingborough Junior16·39·54·65·4
Wellingborough Senior16·29·34·25·1
Wellington College

(a) Eagle House

8·78·38·98·1

(b) Wellington College

9·27·87·27·6
Wellington13·610·09·1
Wells Cathedral10·17·45·07·1
West Buckland

*

*

*

10·3
Westminster-Under

*

*

*

Whitgift10·54·85·06·8
William Hulme Grammar12·38·07·5
Winchester College12·26·36·08·5
Wisbech Grammar 11+

*

*

09·7
Wisbech Grammar 13+

*

*

08·9
Withington Girls9·57·57·2
Wolverhampton Grammar4·76·26·7
Woodbridge22·19·58·0
Woodhouse Grove7·611·25·05·6
Wycliffe College Junior15·66·96·98·5
Wycliffe College Senior15·57·06·88·5
Weighted average (all schools)10·97·49·8n/a

* School was not a participant in the preceding year.

— Fee increases not yet proposed or agreed.