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To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, what is the amount of money allocated in Wandsworth from the New Opportunities Fund for out-of-school hours learning and childcare; and if he will list the schemes available for pupils in Battersea from these allocations. - Inc fact that...

Asked by

Martin Linton (Labour)

Answering body

Department for Culture, Media and Sport

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

24 April 2001

Reference

367 c251W; 158555

House

House of Commons

Dept for Education and Employment

To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment, what funding has been made available for improving school buildings under the New Deal for Schools in the Battersea parliamentary constituency since 1st May 1997; and if he will list the improvements concerned. - Inc table and ref to 6...

Asked by

Martin Linton (Labour)

Answering body

Department for Education and Employment

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

5 April 2001

For answer on

23 April 2001

Answered on

23 April 2001

Mr. Linton: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment what funding has been made available for improving school buildings under the New Deal for Schools in the Battersea parliamentary constituency since 1 May 1997; and if he will list the improvements concerned. [157804] Jacqui Smith: I refer my hon. Friend to the answer given to his previous question, on 6 April 2001, Official Report, column 310W. Information showing the schools in the Battersea constituency that benefited from investment under New Deal for Schools is shown in table A. These allocations formed part of the £4.651 million investment made so far in schools in the London borough of Wandsworth local education authority under the New Deal for Schools programme. In total, since 1997, the London borough of Wandsworth local education authority has received some £13.214 million of funding for capital investment in school buildings as shown in Table B. Nationally, investment in school buildings has tripled from £683 million a year in 1996-97 to over £2 billion in 2000-01. It will be £3.5 billion in 2003-04, including grant, credit approvals and Private Finance Initiative credits. There will be central Government investment of £8.5 billion in school buildings in total from 2001-02 to 2003-04. Capital investment already allocated to the London Borough of Wandsworth local education authority in 2001-02, including the increases announced by the Chancellor in the Budget statement of 7 March, amounts to £5.942 million. Table A: New Deal for Schools (NDS). Allocation for schools in the Battersea constituency _________________________________________________________________________________________________. School Project Grant awarded (£) 1997-98 Alderbrook Primary Replace gas heater | {1}135,000 Joseph Tritton Primary Provide a secure main entrance with CCTV | 1998-99 Chesterton (with Chantfield) Primary Replacement of three asbestos clad huts 123,338 St. George's C of E Primary (VA) Renew heating pipework system 73,840 Joseph Tritton Primary Major works to corroded boundary wall 57,477 Honeywell Infant Demolition of old dining hall and outside 194,419 toilets and replacement with new facilities Honeywell Junior Demolition and replacement of old dining 196,299 hall and outside toilets with new facilities Borough wide package of 22 schools Safety of chimneys/flue renewals {2}379,500 1999-2000 Included within a 12 school package: Belleville Primary \ \ High View Primary | Renewal of mechanical and electrical {2}1,015,500 services | The Vines | | Wix Primary / / Included within eight school package: Chesterton Community College Asbestos removal {2}157,886 2000-01 Included within a 12 school package: Allfarthing Primary \ \ Battersea Technology College | Renewal of roof and associated drainage {2}1,621,017 works | Bolingbroke Primary | | John Burns Primary / / Chesterton Primary Replacement of temporary classrooms 234,240 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. {1} Local education authorities (LEAs) were not required to specify individual project costs for phase 1 of the NDS programme, so the amount shown is the total allocation in that year to the LEA. London borough of Wandsworth local education authority holds project level information. {2} Denotes total allocation made to package projects covering more than one school. London borough of Wandsworth local education authority will be able to advise the value of projects at schools which have benefited from these allocations. Table B: All capital allocations to London borough of Wandsworth local education authority £000 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000 2000-01 Annual Capital Guideline 50 274 1,614 1,166 (ACG) Basic Credit Approvals Supplementary Credit 212 98 26 124 Approvals (SCAs) Grant to Voluntary Aided 428 229 142 715 (VA) Schools New Deal for Schools (NDS) 135 865 1,016 2,635 School Security Grant 36 45 59 59 Energy Efficiency Initiative -- 25 -- -- Class Size Initiative -- -- 115 108 National Grid for Learning -- 292 455 580 (NGfL) Grant Assistance with Asset -- -- 23 -- Management Plans Seed Challenge Initiative -- -- -- 133 Devolved Formula Capital for -- -- -- 659 Schools Additional Devolved Formula -- -- -- 593 Capital for Schools Renewal of School -- -- -- 124 Laboratories Nursery Provision -- -- -- 68 Schools Access Initiative -- 3 26 16 (Grant) Outside Toilet Initiative -- 66 -- -- Total 861 1,897 3,476 6,980 _________________________________________________________________________________________________.

Date

23 April 2001

Reference

157804; 367 c103-4W

House

House of Commons

Dept for Education and Employment

To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment, if he will list the additional resources his Department has made available to schools in Battersea since 1997 according to sector; and under which scheme or fund they are provided - Inc tables.

Asked by

Martin Linton (Labour)

Answering body

Department for Education and Employment

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

19 March 2001

For answer on

6 April 2001

Answered on

6 April 2001

Mr. Linton: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment if he will list the additional resources his Department has made available to schools in Battersea since 1997 according to sector; and under which scheme or fund they are provided. [154831] Jacqui Smith: Information showing the schools in the Battersea constituency that benefited from capital investment under the New Deal for Schools is shown in Table A. These allocations formed part of the £4.651 million investment made so far in schools in the London borough of Wandsworth local education authority under the New Deal for Schools programme. The New Deal for Schools was introduced as a new additional programme targeted specifically at addressing the backlog of urgent repairs in school buildings that had built up after 18 years of under-funding under the previous Administration. It has been in addition to other capital funds made available to the London borough of Wandsworth local eduction authority. In total, since 1997, the London borough of Wandsworth local education authority has received some £13.214 million of funding for capital investment in school buildings as shown in Table B. Nationally, investment in school buildings has tripled from £683 million a year in 1996-97 to over £2 billion in 2000-01. It will be £3.5 billion in 2003-04, including grant, credit approvals and Private Finance Initiative credits. There will be central Government investment of £8.5 billion in school buildings in total from 2001-02 to 2003-04. Capital investment already allocated to the London borough of Wandsworth local education authority in 2001-02, including the increases announced by the Chancellor in the Budget statement of 7 March, amounts to £5.942 million. I refer my hon. Friend to the letter sent to him by my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State on 16 February for details of increases to revenue funding for schools in the London borough of Wandsworth. An extract of revenue funding allocated is shown in Table C. Information at constituency level or sector is not readily available. Table A: New Deal for Schools (NDS)--Allocation for schools in the Battersea constituency _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Year/school Project Grant awarded (£) 1997-98 Alderbrook Primary Replace gas heaters | {1}135,000 Joseph Tritton Primary Provide a secure main entrance with CCTV | 1998-99 Chesterton (with Chantfield) Primary Replacement of three asbestos clad huts 123,338 St. George's C of E Primary (VA) Renew heating pipework system 73,840 Joseph Tritton Primary Major works to corroded boundary wall 57,477 Honeywell Infant Demolition of old dining hall and outside 194,419 toilets and replacement with new Honeywell Junior Demolition and replacement of old dining 196,299 hall and outside toilets Borough wide package of 22 schools Safety of chimneys/flue renewals {2}379,500 1999-2000 Included within a 12 school package: Belleville Primary \ \ High View Primary | Renewal of mechanical and electrical | {2}1,015,500 services The Vines | | Wix Primary / / Included within eight school package: Chesterton Community College Asbestos removal {2}157,886 2000-01 Included within a 12 school package: Allfarthing Primary \ \ Battersea Technology College | Renewal of roof and associated drainage | {2}1,621,017 works Bolingbroke Primary | | John Burns Primary / / Chesterton Primary Replacement of temporary classrooms 234,240 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. {1} Local education authorities (LEAs) were not required to specify individual project costs for phase 1 of the NDS programme, so the amount shown is the total allocation in that year to the LEA. London borough of Wandsworth local education authority holds project level information {2} Denotes total allocation made to package projects covering more than one school. London borough of Wandsworth local education authority will be able to advise the value of projects at schools which have benefited from these allocations Note: Funding by sector is not readily available except where specific allocations to Voluntary Aided (VA) schools are identified Table B: All capital allocations to London borough of Wandsworth local education authority £000 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000 2000-01 Annual Capital Guideline 50 274 1,614 1,166 (ACG) Basic Credit Approvals Supplementary Credit 212 98 26 124 Approvals (SCAs) Grant to Voluntary Aided 428 229 142 715 (VA) Schools New Deal for Schools (NDS) 135 865 1,016 2,635 School Security Grant 36 45 59 59 Energy Efficiency Initiative -- 25 -- -- Class Size Initiative -- -- 115 108 National Grid for Learning -- 292 455 580 (NGfL) Grant Assistance with Asset -- -- 23 -- Management Plans Seed Challenge Initiative -- -- -- 133 Devolved Formula Capital for -- -- -- 659 Schools Additional Devolved Formula -- -- -- 593 Capital for Schools Renewal of School -- -- -- 124 Laboratories Nursery Provision -- -- -- 68 Schools Access Initiative -- 3 26 16 (Grant) Outside Toilet Initiative -- 66 -- -- Total 861 1,897 3,476 6,980 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Note: Funding by school sector is not readily available, other than where specific grant to the Voluntary Aided sector is shown above. Other programmes may, however, include funding for Voluntary Aided schools. Table C: Revenue funding allocations--London borough of Wandsworth local education authority £ million _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Standard spending assessment Grants 1997-98 89.1 3.1 1998-99 93.7 1.2 1999-2000 98.2 3.2 2000-01 101.9 8.9 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Note: The following revenue grants have been included: DfEE contributions to the Standards Fund; Class Size Reduction Grant; Funding for Education Action Zones; Grant for Nursery Vouchers in 1997-98; School Budget Support Grant; School Standards Grant; and Education Budget Support Grant.

Date

6 April 2001

Reference

154831; 366 c310-1W;366 c310-3W

House

House of Commons

Dept for Education and Employment

To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment, what funding has been made available, listed by project and funding scheme, for pupils and teachers at Battersea Technology College, since 2nd May 1997.

Asked by

Martin Linton (Labour)

Answering body

Department for Education and Employment

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

19 March 2001

For answer on

6 April 2001

Answered on

6 April 2001

Mr. Linton: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment what funding has been made available, listed by project and funding scheme, for pupils and teachers at Battersea Technology College, since 2 May 1997. [154820] Ms Estelle Morris: Most funding provided by the Department is distributed via local education authorities. The initial budget share for 1998-99 to 2000-01 financial years made available by Wandsworth Local Education Authority to Battersea Technology College is set out in the table. Figures for 1997-98 are not readily available. In addition, Battersea Technology College received £40,000 School Standards Grant in 2000-01. It also received at least £218,069 in 2000-01 through the Standards Fund. Figures for payments through the Standards Fund are not available for 1998-99 and 1999-2000. The Department does not hold information relating to specific projects and project schemes made available at Battersea Technology College since 2 May 1997. £ _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Budget share Per pupil (average) 1998-99 1,155,000 2,608 1999-2000 1,351,000 2,712 2000-01 1,930,399 2,907 _________________________________________________________________________________________________.

Date

6 April 2001

Reference

154820; 366 c313W;366 c313-4W

House

House of Commons

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