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Friday 20 July 2012 Written Answers Production Company Project Title Indee Productions Na Clamairí Tobar Productions Tiny Tobar Tootie Tobar Tobar Productions Tóirse Don Táin Lagan Media Bliain i Saol na Cultúrlainne (Derry) Raw Nerve An Béal Bocht Imagine Media Cuisle (formerly An Chultúrlann) Imagine Media Voyage to Iona Bóthar Ard Na Fíréin Raidió Fáilte Raidió Fáilte Dearcán Media Robert Burns Zoogon Productions Driver Dan (1) Bóthar Ard Joseph Campbell Clean Slate Bangor Monks Waddell Media Rónán ar Bhóthar Santiago Stirling Film & Television Productions Taisce Tí Big Mountain Productions Ceol na Tuaithe Daniel O’Donnell Tern Television Ltd Tomaí agus Art san Eoraip ANNEx B ULSTER-SCOTS BROADCAST FUND - 2011 Company Project Title ALX Production Limited Pipe Dreamers Barking Films Limited Tattoo Debut Barking Films Limited Santer, Series 2 Below the Radar Limited Ingenious Mr hutcheson Below the Radar Limited An Independent People DoubleBand Films Written in Stone DoubleBand Films The Siege DoubleBand Films The Covenant Trail Hardy Pictures Limited Mapping Ulster Lagan Media Productions Limited Interactive Ulster-Scots Heritage Trail Waddell Media Limited Paul and Nick’s Big Food Trip WA 464
Friday 20 July 2012 Written Answers ULSTER-SCOTS BROADCAST FUND - 2012 Company Project Title Barking Films Limited Santer Series 3 Barking Films Limited The Santer Session Below the Radar Limited Ulster’s Forgotten Radical DoubleBand Films An Ode to Burns DoubleBand Films The Extraordinary Life of Castlereagh Televisionary Limited Ulster Unearthed Tern Television Productions Limited 12 Miles - The Narrow Sea Tern Television Productions Limited Kelvin’s Cable Tern Television Productions Limited Reader of Rabbie Tern Television Productions Limited In Search of Ulster Scots Waddell Media Limited Paul and Nicks Big Food Trip Series 2 Department of Education Average Capital Expenditure of Sectors in 2011/12 Mr Kinahan asked the Minister of Education to detail the average capital expenditure, per pupil, in the (i) controlled; (ii) maintained; and (iii) integrated sectors in the 2011/12 academic year. (AQW 13100/11-15) Mr O’Dowd (The Minister of Education): The average capital expenditure, per pupil, in the (i) controlled sector including controlled integrated schools is £428.40; (ii) maintained sector including Irish Medium maintained schools is £234.59; and (iii) grant – maintained integrated sector is £182.86 in the 2011/12 financial year. The Department is unable to provide details for capital expenditure information based on academic years, or to provide a split between the controlled and controlled integrated schools, as we do not report or hold information in this format. It should be noted these figures are based on Provisional Schools’ Capital Outturn and exclude capital expenditure on School Transport, Early Years and Non-School ICT Projects. The Final Capital Outturn for 2011/12 will not be available until September 2012. Foyle Pride Festival 2012 in Derry Mr Eastwood asked the Minister of Education to detail (i) the level of funding his Department has allocated to the Foyle Pride Festival 2012 in Derry; and (ii) if his Department has not allocated funds to the event, how much it is willing to provide towards the running costs of £15,000. (AQW 13202/11-15) Mr O’Dowd: The Department of Education has not received any applications for funding of the Foyle Pride Festival 2012 in Derry. The Department assesses each application for funding on its merits. July/August Birthdays in the Pre-School Application Process Mrs Cochrane asked the Minister of Education when the Statutory Rule to remove the criterion for July/ August birthdays in the pre-school application process will be introduced, given his statement to the WA 465
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