Infrastructure Delivery Plan (Feb 2013) - Runnymede Borough Council

£18,469 x 0.914 x 1.12 = £18,906 per secondary place (£567,180 per class of pupils)
5.70 Based on the above information it is expected that the total cost of secondary school
provision needed due to housing growth in Runnymede 2012 –2022 would be
£10,776,420 (£567,180 x 19).
5.71 Along with the primary school requirement detailed in the above sub chapter, it is
therefore estimated that an estimated total developer contribution of £20,939,679 will
be required over the period 2013-2025 for primary and secondary expansion.
Risk Assessment
5.72 The main risk to this type of infrastructure relates to supply of places failing to meet
demand. Two of the Borough’s private secondary providers are proposing expansion
over the plan period. This will help meet increases in demand for private schools. At the
current time, there are no known plans for expansion at any of the Borough’s state
schools. As such the risk of under supply is considered medium.
Conclusion
Risk ID Description Probability Severity
IDPR003
Supply failing to meet demand in the
publically provided schools
Medium
Medium
5.73 Overall, whilst there is considered to be sufficient provision of secondary places at the
current time, it is predicted that there will be an undersupply of state school places over
the plan period, which is likely to require SCC to provide additional places. At the
current time however, details of specific expansion schemes are not known.
Further Education
Existing Provision
5.74 Further education covers the types of education which go beyond what has been
achieved in compulsory education, but which are not at degree level (Higher
Education). Typically, further education includes A levels, AS levels and vocational
qualifications. The largest group of people in further education are those aged between
16 and 19, although many other people undertake full-time or part-time further
education.
5.75 Opportunities for further education in the Borough are available at following:
• Strodes College in Egham;
• Salesian School, Guildford Road, Chertsey (sixth form);
• Fulbrook School, Selsdon Road, New Haw (sixth form); and,
• A number of the private schools within the Borough such as St George’s
College, Addlestone.
5.76 Strodes College in Egham comprises a single campus located at Egham. The college
also provides learning facilities at a number of community centres across Runnymede
Borough 13 . It is a specialist facility for the education of 16-19 year olds and is the main
focus within the Borough for further education. It caters for 1,300 full-time students,
from over 80 schools, from an increasingly wide geographic area. It is the largest
provider of Advanced level (A level) education in north-west Surrey offering 50 AS/A
levels, in addition to BTECs and other vocational options. Intermediate courses are
also available. It also has a growing number of adult learners and has an adult
education provision (day & evening) providing a range of classes.
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