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Friday 20 July 2012 Written Answers Capital Funding for the Western Education and Library Board Mr Elliott asked the Minister of Education to detail the level of capital funding allocated to the Western Education and Library Board in each year since 2002, broken down by spending in the (i) controlled; (ii) maintained; (iii) integrated; and (iv) Irish-medium sectors. (AQW 13527/11-15) Mr O’Dowd: The Western Education and Library Board is responsible for capital accrual expenditure on Controlled Schools and Maintained School Meals Accommodations (SMAs) only. However, I have also provided capital expenditure on Maintained, Grant-Maintained integrated and Irish Medium Schools in the Western Education and Library Board area which are grant-aided directly through the Department. As this funding is given in the form of grant aid, the figures are only available as cash expenditure. The figures shown below relate to capital expenditure figures, per sector, for the last 7 years. Figures broken down as requested are not available prior to the 2005/06 financial year. School Type Accrual Expenditure from WELB Capital Allocations Controlled Schools Maintained Schools Meals Accommodation only WA 468 WELB Area - Capital Cash Expenditure from DE Database Maintained Schools excluding Meal Accommodation Grant- Maintained Integrated Schools Irish-medium Schools including Irish-Medium Units year £000s £000s £000s £000s £000s 2005/06 9130 809 12831 726 119 2006/07 14475 605 4233 12821 28 2007/08 10038 338 4492 4255 373 2008/09 6184 623 3240 8023 146 2009/10 9416 815 3444 3822 182 2010/11 3539 404 3840 348 251 2011/12 3790 404 4603 457 110 Primary Schools Lord Morrow asked the Minister of Education what percentage of primary schools in each Education and Library Board have been deemed to be (i) satisfactory; and (ii) in need of improvement following inspections, in each of the last three years. (AQW 13576/11-15) Mr O’Dowd: (i) Percentage of primary schools evaluated as good or better 2009/2010 % 2012/2011 % 2011/2012 % BELB 23.08 33.33 9.09 NEELB 15.15 8.33 23.33
Friday 20 July 2012 Written Answers 2009/2010 % WA 469 2012/2011 % 2011/2012 % SELB 28.95 8 12.96 SEELB 21.43 16.67 11.54 WELB 26.67 22.22 17.39 (ii) Percentage of primary schools evaluated as being in need of improvement after inspection 2009/2010 % 2012/2011 % 2011/2012 % BELB 53.85 38.89 36.36 NEELB 21.21 20.83 26.67 SELB 34.21 24 22.22 SEELB 21.43 16.67 11.54 WELB 33.33 22.22 17.39 Children who are Resident in the Republic of Ireland Mr Weir asked the Minister of Education what financial contribution the Republic of Ireland Government has made to cover the costs of children who are resident in the Republic of Ireland being educated in Northern Ireland. (AQW 13582/11-15) Mr O’Dowd: I would refer the Member to my answers to AQW 11281-11/15 and AQW 12847/11-15 published in the Official Report on 18 May and 6 July respectively. Cost of Supplying Substitute Teachers Mr Weir asked the Minister of Education to detail the costs of supplying substitute teachers, in the South Eastern Education and Library Board area, in each of the last three academic years. (AQW 13583/11-15) Mr O’Dowd: The costs of supplying substitute teachers, in the South Eastern Education and Library Board area, in each of the last three academic years are detailed in the table below. For the current academic year, information is provided from September 2011 to June 2012. Sept 2009 - Aug 2010 Sept 2010 - Aug 2011 Sept 2011- Jun 2012 £13,730,208.85 £12,891,155.85 £10,554,824.53 Pupils Expelled from Schools Mr Kinahan asked the Minister of Education how many pupils, who have been expelled from school, are now transported to another school by (i) bus; and (ii) taxi, broken down by Education and Library Board. (AQW 13593/11-15) Mr O’Dowd: I have been informed by the Education & Library Boards that for the 2010/11 year, the last year for which expulsions data has been published, a total of 8 pupils are now being transported to another school, 4 by bus and 4 by taxi. The data has not been broken down by individual Education and Library Board to avoid identification of individual pupils.
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