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LEA
and School Information Service (LEASIS)
LEA Level Information Kent
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Position at :
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09 March 2001
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LEA
Number : 886
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Government Office Region :
South East
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LEA Type : County
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Change since
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Performance
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1997
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1998
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1999
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2000
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1997
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Percentage of pupils gaining
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level 4 plus at Key Stage 2
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English Test
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0
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65
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70
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74
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74
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Mathematics Test
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0
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59
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68
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70
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70
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Percentage of 15 year olds gainin
5 + A* - C GCSE/GNVQg
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49.2
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50.9
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51.3
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Average point score per 16 -
18 year
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17.1
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17.8
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18.6
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*
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old entered for 2+ A/AS Level
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Average Infant Class Size
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1997 |
1998 |
1999 |
2000 |
| January |
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| September |
N/A |
N/A |
27.5 |
26.6 |
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0 |
25.9 |
25.4 |
25.1 |
| Cumulative
Number of Specialist Schools |
N/A |
0 |
2 |
3 |
| Cumulative
Number of Beacon Schools |
N/A |
2 |
2 |
8 |
| Excellence
in Cities |
N/A |
N/A |
No |
No |
| Education Action Zones - Start
Up |
N/A |
No |
Yes - Joint |
No |
| Is
the LEA Piloting Education Maintenance |
N/A |
N/A |
No |
No |
| Allowance
? |
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| Finance
Information |
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1997-98 |
1998-99 |
1999-00 |
2000-01 |
Change
since 1997-98 |
| Capital
Funding - £ millions |
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| Annual
Capital Guidelines |
19.937 |
11.064 |
9.979 |
15.264 |
-4.673 |
| Supplementary Credit
Approvals |
1.350 |
0.905 |
1.534 |
1.613 |
0.263 |
| New
Deal for Schools |
1.160 |
6.979 |
2.467 |
15.841 |
14.681 |
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| VA
Capital |
2.564 |
0.456 |
0.812 |
0.644 |
-1.920 |
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| Reduction of Class
Size |
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0.673 |
14.804 |
1.068 |
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| Private Finance Initiative |
0.000 |
0.000 |
0.000 |
0.000 |
0.000 |
| Standards
Fund - Total £ |
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11,169,954 |
27,130,965 |
51,482,018 |
| Standard Spending Assessment |
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per pupil aged 5 - 10 |
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2,227 |
2,337 |
2,443 |
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| £ per pupil aged
11 - 15 |
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2,902 |
2,995 |
3,149 |
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| £
per pupil aged 16 plus |
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3,254 |
3,324 |
3,418 |
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Notes
to the LEA Level Information Report
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If
you have any queries please contact the DFEE Public Enquiry Unit
on 0800 000 2288
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| Performance |
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Percentage
of Pupils gaining Level 4 plus at Key Stage 2. The key stage 2 data for 2000 is
taken
from SFR 43/2000 National Curriculum Assessments of 7, 11 and
14 years olds by Local Education Authority, 2000 and the data
is for LEA maintained schools only.
The data for earlier years is final data taken from the
relevant SFR. Where a
0 appears in the Change Since 1997 column this is due to the LEA
boundary having changed in the Local Government Reorganisation.
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Percentage
of 15 year olds gaining 5+ A*- C at GCSE/GNVQ. The 99/00 data is provisional
and
taken from SFR 47/2000 GCSE/GNVQ and GCE A/AS/Advanced GNVQ results
for young people in England, 1999/2000(Provisional).
Earlier years data are final figures. Where a 0 appears
in the change since 1997 column this is due to the LEA boundary
having changed in the Local Government Reorganisation.
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Level Results.
The figure given is for the Average point score per 16-18
year old entered for 2 or more A/AS Level examinations. The figures
for 2000 are provisional. Where
a 0 appears in the change since 1997 column this is due to the LEA
boundary having changed in the Local Government Reorganisation. |
| Finance
Information |
| Capital
- £ 000's by year of allocation. The figures given are the total for each LEA
for the areas Annual Capital Guidelines, Supplementary Credit Approvals,
New Deal for Schools, VA Capital, Reduction of Class Size and Private
Finance Initiative. An entry of * indicates that this funding stream
did not apply to the LEA in question in the year in question. |
| Standards
Fund - £.
The figure given is the total of the standards fund for the
LEA in question in each year. |
| Standard
Spending Assessment - £ per pupil. The figures given are the SSA per pupil aged
5 to 10, 11 to 15 and 16 plus. The figures are in cash terms. |
| Initiatives |
| Infant
Class Size. The January figures are
the Average size of Key Stage 1 classes taught by one teacher in
Maintained Primary Schools in England and taken from the Annual
School Census for the appropriate year. The September figure is
taken from the Infant Class size SFR for the appropriate year, the
September figure is the size of infant classes taught by one teacher in Maintained Primary Schools
in England. The September class size count began in September 1998,
and an entry of N/A is made in the 1997 column. The January and
September class size figures are not directly comparable as some
schools stagger intake during the first few weeks of the autumn
term and some children start school in January. |
| Specialist
Schools.
The figure given is the cummulative total of Specialist Schools
in the LEA and is taken from data provided by the Technology Colleges
Team in the Diversity and Best Practice Division. |
| Beacon
Schools.
The figure given is the cummulative total of Beacon Schools
in the LEA and is taken from data supplied by the Beacon Schools
and Standards Task Force Team. |
| Excellence in Cities. EiC commenced
in September 1999. An entry of Yes indicates that an EiC partnership
is in operation in this LEA. An
entry of N/A indicates that EiC was not in operation during this
period. Information given here is drawn from the press notice 1999/0126
of 22 March 1999 and from data provided by the EiC Project and Unit
Support Team. |
| EAZ
Start Up.
A Yes indicates that an EAZ started in this LEA in the year
in question. The first EAZ's started in September 1998. An entry
of Yes - 2 indicates that two EAZ's started in the LEA in that year
and an entry of Yes - Joint indicates that a Joint EAZ started in
the LEA in that year. |
| EMA
Pilot.
A Yes indicates that the LEA is piloting EMA.
EMA pilots comenced in either September 1999 or September
2000. |
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