The requested information for 2007-08 is shown in the following tables. Local authorities are responsible for determining the funding of the schools in their area through the local funding formula, in consultation with the Schools Forum. There are also a number of factors which can influence the per pupil funding of a school, including whether the school is about to open or close, its size and age-range. For this reason, additional contextual information has been included.
Local authority name School name DfES number Total budget share plus grants allocated to school (£) Open/closed indicator Age range January 2007 pupil count (FTE registered pupils) as reported on S52 Bristol City of Redland Green 4802 30,470 New provision opened 1 September 2006 16 to 19 14 Hertfordshire Yavneh College 4802 10,880 New opened 1 September 2006 11 to 18 93 Tower Hamlets Sir John Cass Foundation and Redcoat Church of England Secondary School 4722 9,290 Open 11 to 18 869 Tower Hamlets Mulberry School for Girls 4242 8,980 Open 11 to 18 1,050 Tower Hamlets Bishop Challoner Catholic Collegiate Girls School 4726 8,910 Open 11 to 18 728 Somerset Brymore School 5401 8,480 Open 13 to 17 183 Hillingdon Ruislip High School 4023 8,460 New provision opened 1 September 2006 11 to 18 150 Lancashire Hornby High School 4170 8,450 Open 11 to 16 174 Tower Hamlets George Green’s School 4505 0,350 Open 11 to 19 1,012 Tower Hamlets Raine’s Foundation School 5400 8,330 Open| 11 to 18 730 Brent Cardinal Hinsley Mathematics and Computing College 5407 8,310 Open 11 to 19 465 Lancashire Skerton Community High School 4005 8,200 Open 11 to 10 255 Tower Hamlets Central Foundation Girls’ School 4507 7,860 Open 11 to 18 1,158 Hackney The Skinners’ Company’s School for Girls 4686 7,560 Open but proposed to close 31 August 2010 11 to 18 720 Lancashire City of Preston High School 4004 7,390 Open 11 to 16 418 Tower Hamlets St Paul’s Way Community School 4277 7,330 Open 11 to 16 999 Hackney Hackney Free and Parochial Church of England Secondary School Specialist Sports College 4697 7,290 Open 11 to 16 715 Stockton-on-Tees Bishopsgarth School 4106 7,260 Open 11 to 16 484 Hammersmith and Fulham Hurlingham and Chelsea Secondary School 4319 7,260 Open 11 to 16 546 Plymouth Parkside Community Technology College 4193 7,250 Open 11 to 16 196
Local authority name School name DfES Number Total budget share plus grants allocated to school (£) Open/Closed Indicator Age Range January 2007 Pupil Count (FTE registered pupils) as reported on S52 Leicestershire Brockington College 4506 3,340 Open 11 to 14 792 Leicestershire Lutterworth High School 4015 3,360 Open 11 to 14 729 Leicestershire Thomas Estley Community College 4057 3,370 Open 11 to 14 732 Leicestershire Kibworth High School and Community Centre 4055 3,400 Open 11 to 14 7oa Leicestershire Brookvale High School 4051 3,400 Open 11 to 14 673 Leicestershire Welland Park Community College 4017 3,430 Open 11 to 14 680 Leicestershire Humphrey Perkins High School 4000 3,440 Open 11 to 14 15 Cambridgeshire Soham Village College 5415 3,440 Open 11 to 16 1,337 Leicestershire Ivanhoe College 4028 3,470 Open 11 to 14 881 Cambridgeshire Swavesey Village College 4007 3,480 Open 11 to 16 1,174 Buckinghamshire The Cottesloe School 5407 3,490 Open 11 to 18 1,100 Buckinghamshire John Colet School 4044 3,500 Open 11 to 18 1,018 Hampshire Brookfield Community School and Language College 4136 3,500 Open 11 to 16 1,754 Leicestershire Hastings High School 4020 3,520 Open 11 to 14 522 Hampshire Thomden School 4175 3,530 Open 11 to 10 1,383 Derbyshire John Port School 5405 3,540 Open 11 to 18 2,032 Cambridgeshire Linton Village College 5416 3,540 Open 11 to 16 798 Buckinghamshire Buckingham School 4004 3,540 Open 11 to 18 1,041 Leicestershire Market Bosworth High School and Community College 4016 3,540 Open 11 to 14 614 Leicestershire John Ferneley High School 4044 3,540 Open 11 to 14 570
The available information has been placed in the House Libraries.
(2) if he will make a statement on his plans to reform deprivation-related funding for schools.
Funding for local authorities within the Dedicated Schools Grant includes an element for deprivation as detailed in my previous response to the hon. Member’s earlier question answered on 26 July 2007, Official Report, column 1405W.
A review is currently under way to look at how much funding each local authority is passing on to schools on the basis of deprivation and how this can be improved where necessary. As part of the process Departmental officials will be collecting baseline information regarding the distribution in 2007-08 in order that change can be tracked in future years.