PARLIAMENTARY WRITTEN QUESTION
Grammar Schools (23 March 2017)

To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how many pupils attend a selective school in (a) Cumbria, (b) Lancashire, (c) Liverpool, (d) Trafford, (e) Wirral, (f) Calderdale, (g) Kirklees, (h) North Yorkshire, (i) Lincolnshire, (j) Birmingham, (k) Stoke-on-Trent, (l) Telford and Wrekin, (m) Walsall, (n) Warwickshire, (o) Wolverhampton, (p) Essex, (q) Southend-on-Sea, (r) Buckinghamshire, (s) Kent, (t) Medway, (u) Reading, (v) Slough, (w) Bournemouth, (x) Devon, (y) Gloucestershire, (z) Plymouth, (aa) Poole, (bb) Torbay, (cc) Wiltshire, (dd) Barnet, (ee) Bexley, (ff) Bromley, (gg) Enfield, (hh) Kingston upon Thames, (ii) Redbridge and (jj) Sutton.

Asked by:
Angela Rayner (Labour)

Information about the number and proportion of pupils known to be eligible for free school meals in each individual school, along with the school’s admissions policy and it’s local authority area can be found in the underlying data accompanying the ‘Schools, pupils and their characteristics: January 2016’ statistics[1] publication.

[1] https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/schools-pupils-and-their-characteristics-january-2016

Answered by:
Edward Timpson (Conservative)
28 March 2017