[holding answer 13 March 2009]: The requested information is shown in the table:
Pupils aged 5 to 10 Pupils aged 11 to 15 Number Percentage3 Number Percentage3 England 198,480 5.6 233,710 7.4 London 52,570 9.8 43,740 10.2 Inner London 26,800 13.4 20,020 13.9 Camden 3,570 28.9 1,820 19.2 City of London 410 69.4 1,110 100.0 Hackney 3,470 20.7 1,470 16.4 Hammersmith and Fulham 2,180 22.9 2,180 27.6 Haringey 840 4.9 980 8.0 Islington 270 2.4 150 1.9 Kensington and Chelsea 5,430 50.3 2,540 45.4 Lambeth 930 5.7 430 4.7 Lewisham 620 3.6 820 6.6 New ham 340 1.5 320 1.7 Southwark 1,430 7.7 2,330 15.8 Tower Hamlets 230 1.4 780 5.6 Wandsworth 4,390 25.0 2,380 19.4 Westminster 2,680 24.1 2,720 27.8 Outer London 25,780 7.6 23,720 8.3 Barking and Dagenham 60 0.4 10 0.1 Barnet 2,320 10.2 2,470 12.7 Bexley 520 3.1 0 0.0 Brent 750 3.9 730 4.8 Bromley 1,820 8.4 1,550 7.9 Croydon 2,350 9.2 2,970 13.5 Ealing 2,000 8.9 1,930 11.7 Enfield 900 3.9 430 2.2 Greenwich 1,140 6.6 1,030 7.8 Harrow 1,370 8.7 2,160 16.5 Havering 490 3.0 140 0.9 Hillingdon 1,620 8.1 1,370 8.2 Hounslow 640 4.2 300 2.2 Kingston upon Thames 1,310 12.8 1,540 17.0 Merton 1,630 13.0 1,220 13.3 Redbridge 2,150 10.2 830 4.8 Richmond upon Thames 3,410 24.6 3,620 34.0 Sutton 820 6.6 510 3.7 Waltham Forest 480 2.7 940 6.6 1 Excludes city technology colleges and academies. 2 Age as at 31 August in previous year (start of academic year). 3 Number of pupils in independent schools expressed as a percentage of number of pupils in same age group across all schools (excludes dually registered pupils). Note: National and regional totals may not appear to equal the sum of the component parts because numbers have been rounded to the nearest 10. Source: School Census