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Freedom Information 2008-09 CFR EXTRACT OF DATA E02 E08 E11 E26 1100101 CLEATOR MOOR NURSERY SCHOOL 3,109.28 1,319.96 1,892.34 - 1100201 MILLOM PARK VIEW NURSERY SCHL 5,451.90 85.57 2,565.80 - 1100301 FRIZINGTON NURSERY SCHOOL 474.87 1,608.15 1,641.85 - 1100501 KENDAL NURSERY SCHOOL 2,860.57 330.34 3,605.79 - 1101001 BRAM LONGSTAFFE NURSERY SCH 15,047.85 1,698.53 4,360.03 130.25 1101101 BARROW HINDPOOL NURSERY SCHOOL - 1,779.51 2,920.33 - 1200101 ALLONBY SCHOOL 5,009.16 1,077.04 717.86 54.44 1200201 CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL 18,626.50 2,819.50 2,262.12 - 1200401 ALSTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 7,612.26 657.54 2,874.33 135.00 1200501 ARMATHWAITE SCHOOL 5,966.44 1,259.53 1,373.40 - 1200801 BEWCASTLE SCHOOL 1,403.00 - 830.00 - 1201001 BLENNERHASSET SCHOOL 3,838.42 1,227.63 - - 1201301 BRAMPTON INF SCHOOL 1,274.27 626.95 - - 1201401 BURGH BY SANDS SCHOOL 8,030.85 296.07 6,470.61 - 1201901 CUMMERSDALE SCHOOL 7,541.31 683.09 2,798.82 - 1202001 CUMWHINTON SCHOOL 20,512.26 4,357.73 2,848.00 - 1202601 GT CORBY SCHOOL 2,454.26 - - 140.34 1202701 GT ORTON SCHOOL 15,855.02 - 402.52 - 1202801 GREYSTOKE SCHOOL 655.07 50.00 1,293.75 - 1203201 HOLME ST CUTHBERT SCHOOL 3,490.62 599.69 1,115.73 - 1203301 IRTHINGTON SCHOOL 1,787.05 420.86 1,230.00 - 1203501 KIRKBRIDE SCHOOL 3,632.59 - 4,364.92 2,474.40 - 1204001 NENTHEAD SCHOOL 3,819.49 1,993.54 513.17 - 1204501 BRUNSWICK SCHOOL 4,750.17 4,763.40 4,367.29 - 1204601 NORTH LAKES SCHOOL, PENRITH 12,558.27 2,202.62 4,700.00 651.40 1205401 PLUMPTON SCHOOL 19,033.40 574.88 2,005.93 - 1205801 SKELTON SCHOOL 6,710.91 1,486.97 1,816.24 - 1205901 STONERAISE SCHOOL 13,781.18 849.93 1,528.00 - 1206001 THURSBY SCHOOL 16,574.33 1,205.10 2,254.39 - 1206701 WELTON SCHOOL 9,700.28 361.05 949.18 - 1206901 WIGTON THOMLINSON JNR SCHOOL 52,982.27 209.91 4,076.58 - 1207001 WIGTON INF SCHOOL 7,788.62 1,352.71 3,210.35 - 1207101 ASPATRIA RICHMOND HILL SCHOOL 15,369.76 - 4,089.62 - 1210001 BASSENTHWAITE SCHOOL 2,907.99 310.46 2,236.83 - 1210301 BROUGHTON MOOR SCHOOL 1,508.06 1,117.72 1,319.26 - 1210601 COCKERMOUTH FAIRFIELD JNR SCHL 20,408.52 55.04 - - 1210701 COCKERMOUTH FAIRFIELD INF SCHL 11,364.25 665.37 - - 1211701 MARYPORT GRASSLOT INF SCHOOL 1,367.29 546.00 2,786.32 - 1212301 LORTON SCHOOL 4,818.89 230.67 - - 1212401 MARYPORT EWANRIGG INF SCHOOL 1,462.17 1,433.78 5,340.16 150.99 1212501 MARYPORT INF SCHOOL 14,053.63 - 3,982.80 - 1212601 MARYPORT EWANRIGG JNR SCHOOL 32,870.00 419.06 4,619.99 - 1212701 NETHERTON SCHOOL 387.04 169.04 3,010.54 - 1213001 SEATON INF SCHOOL 2,599.56 7,728.29 2,414.20 - 1213601 NORTHSIDE SCHOOL 10,372.43 519.47 2,271.93 - 1214301 WORKINGTON ST MICHAELS INF SCH 3,122.59 925.56 1,947.39 - 1214401 WORKINGTON VICTORIA INF SCHOOL 6,997.86 - 2,363.65 4,293.00 - 1214601 WORKINGTON VICTORIA JNR SCHOOL 18,523.80 5,844.95 4,212.64 - 1214701 WORKINGTON ASHFIELD INF SCHOOL 2,092.25 2,239.58 2,533.55 - 1214801 WORKINGTON ASHFIELD JNR SCHOOL 28,556.54 276.20 - 28,970.14 1220001 ARLECDON SCHOOL 1,670.04 641.17 1,793.01 3,552.94 1220701 EGREMONT BOOKWELL SCHOOL 6,169.75 2,521.51 5,332.00 - 1221101 FRIZINGTON COUNTY SCHOOL 2,731.47 989.77 4,529.81 890.34 1221201 HAVERIGG SCHOOL 7,086.64 7,093.60 4,004.89 - 1221601 LOWCA SCHOOL 754.23 685.75 5,500.00 - 1221901 MILLOM INF SCHOOL 8,613.41 1,072.55 1,697.48 - 1222001 MILLOM BLACK COMBE JNR SCHOOL 4,242.62 1,899.47 3,722.58 - 1222201 MOOR ROW SCHOOL 2,486.73 - - - 1222301 MORESBY SCHOOL 2,617.05 - 5,554.31 - 1222401 SEASCALE SCHOOL 3,145.47 190.00 3,767.46 - 1222501 ST BEES VILLAGE SCHOOL 34,357.59 542.13 1,238.66 - 1222601 THORNHILL SCHOOL 5,069.21 103.95 3,350.28 - 1222701 MILLOM THWAITES SCHOOL 4,014.67 - 716.34 2,787.00 - 1222801 WHITEHAVEN BRANSTY SCHOOL 14,677.35 3,721.02 7,028.34 131,878.73 1223001 KELLS INF SCHOOL 9,248.17 2,712.36 4,419.47 - 1223101 MONKWRAY SCHOOL 2,756.29 - 1,767.42 99,427.49 1223701 WHITEHAVEN JERICHO SCHOOL 16,758.29 2,214.65 - - 1230101 BOLTON SCHOOL APPLEBY 15,414.85 - 718.96 701.35 - 1230201 BROUGH SCHOOL 5,653.71 2,082.29 2,151.58 463.59 1230501 CLIFTON SCHOOL 19,718.27 444.83 1,200.00 - 1230801 HOLME COUNTY SCHOOL 5,872.51 1,395.73 1,621.72 - 1231001 KIRKBY STEPHEN PRIMARY SCHOOL 20,899.48 7,007.41 10,198.15 - 1231101 KIRKBY THORE SCHOOL 71.50 - 1,943.45 - 1231301 LONG MARTON SCHOOL 4,573.06 10,000.00 1,048.84 - 1231401 MILBURN SCHOOL 6,044.28 - 1,633.06 1,564.20 - 1231501 MILNTHORPE PRIMARY SCHOOL 2,133.19 1,093.92 4,312.12 - 1231601 YANWATH SCHOOL 6,222.35 2,219.77 4,220.82 - 1231701 TEBAY SCHOOL 6,342.22 584.78 2,344.87 - 1231801 KENDAL GHYLLSIDE PRIMARY SCHL 24,462.07 - 18,446.05 8,486.02 - 1231901 KENDAL STRAMONGATE SCHOOL 30,901.05 457.61 10,219.76 2,105.43 1232001 KENDAL CASTLE PARK SCHOOL 31,298.17 1,106.47 6,907.60 - 1232101 KENDAL HERON HILL SCHOOL 70,619.28 5,512.27 6,558.32 - 1232201 WINDERMERE GOODLY DALE SCHOOL 7,570.05 977.20 3,460.78 - 1240301 DALTON CHAPEL STREET INF SCHL 7,305.46 - 155.00 - - 1240401 LINDAL & MARTON SCHOOL 1,960.04 88.61 1,833.00 - 1240601 NEWTON IN FURNESS SCHOOL 3,128.32 15.09 1,019.62 - 1240701 HAWKSHEAD ESTHWAITE SCHOOL 22,424.22 251.04 1,360.75 - 1240901 ULVERSTON DALE ST INF SCHOOL 4,737.34 796.53 3,117.27 - 1241301 ULVERSTON CROFTLANDS INF SCHL 3,822.84 - 113.95 - - 1241401 ULVERSTON CROFTLANDS JNR SCHL 3,583.16 4,935.79 9,423.12 - 1250201 BRISBANE PARK COUNTY INFANT SC 8,939.29 669.95 - - 1250701 BARROW VICTORIA JNR SCHOOL 18,064.28 842.50 3,687.71 - 1250801 GREENGATE INF & NURSERY SCHOOL 6,812.96 2,062.75 2,735.13 - 1250901 BARROW GREENGATE JNR SCHOOL 10,061.92 890.32 1,916.33 - 1251101 BARROW ROOSE SCHOOL 24,857.70 239.95 2,799.29 - 1251201 BARROW RAMSDEN INF SCHOOL 8,454.56 6,247.77 2,910.55 - 1251301 BARROW VICKERSTOWN SCHOOL 21,289.24 2,818.13 5,184.83 - 1251401 BARROW VICTORIA INF SCHOOL 8,131.52 690.65 8,378.09 - 1251501 BARROW S WALNEY JNR SCHOOL 5,442.86 2,650.53 10,330.55 534.60 1251801 BARROW S WALNEY INF SCHOOL 7,838.17 1,217.68 4,998.88 - 1252101 BARROW DANE GHYLL SCHOOL 5,721.01 1,553.76 4,943.98 - 1252201 BARROW YARLSIDE SCHOOL 7,599.79 531.47 6,979.00 - 1260101 BELAH SCHOOL 5,369.40 3,005.82 - - 1260601 INGLEWOOD JNR SCHOOL 27,776.83 1,542.05 - 9,131.35 1260701 INGLEWOOD INF SCHOOL 44,514.37 574.25 4,109.90 - 1260801 NEWTOWN SCHOOL 16,293.43 727.86 1,525.12 - 1260901 NORMAN ST SCHOOL 12,363.02 713.48 15,391.77 7,173.00 1261001 PETTERIL BANK SCHOOL 10,615.10 258.03 2,011.72 1,392.75 1261201 STANWIX SCHOOL 58,607.74 2,589.08 - 8,574.72 1261801 NEWLAITHES JNR SCHOOL 33,896.33 178.14 4,104.21 14,401.09 1261901 YEWDALE SCHOOL 7,348.89 21,368.74 3,267.49 - 1262001 NEWLAITHES INF SCHOOL 23,109.77 2,251.85 2,848.76 - 1262101 BELLE VUE JNR SCHOOL 6,226.02 515.95 - 942.82 1262201 BELLE VUE INF SCHOOL 29,594.71 2,892.63 3,082.72 310.00 1262301 KINGMOOR JNR SCHOOL 22,606.58 1,315.80 4,966.76 - 1262501 KINGMOOR INF SCHOOL 1,904.83 3,422.73 4,480.39 - 1262601 BROOK ST PRIMARY SCHOOL 9,542.12 1,415.85 2,647.69 - 1262701 SIR JOHN BARROW 15,894.97 1,411.01 4,718.13 534.60 1270001 SEDBERGH PRIMARY SCHOOL 3,091.88 883.11 3,205.58 - 1270101 DALTON GEORGE ROMNEY JNR SCHL 25,670.04 986.36 - - 1270301 SILLOTH PRIMARY SCHOOL 22,585.57 2,085.18 3,824.00 - 1270401 BARROW ISLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL 16,611.29 1,993.77 3,989.37 - 1270501 CALDEW LEA SCHOOL 24,541.95 4,822.96 4,344.00 - 1270601 FELLVIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL 1,451.64 - 917.38 - 1270701 DERWENT VALE SCHL, GT CLIFTON 2,544.91 - 3,612.99 - 1270801 BARROW N WALNEY PRIMARY SCHOOL 3,662.47 65.98 2,428.03 - 1271001 ROBERT FERGUSON PRIMARY 115,030.87 1,296.80 - - 1271101 UPPERBY PRIMARY SCHOOL 26,085.12 187.02 - 15,131.85 1271201 NEWBARNS PRIMARY SCHOOL 58,797.32 1,377.40 12,080.68 3,016.53 1271301 PENNINE WAY PRIMARY SCHOOL 15,928.33 127.59 4,374.94 - 1271401 EGREMONT ORGILL PRIMARY SCHOOL 8,626.00 3,177.56 3,200.50 - 1271501 ORMSGILL PRIMARY SCHOOL 9,953.03 1,813.58 12,387.27 145.00 1271601 MONTREAL PRIMARY SCHOOL 21,569.52 12,499.86 4,180.94 - 1271701 ST.PATRICK'S PRIMARY SCHOOL 2,708.54 913.44 6,378.00 - 1271801 DISTINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 19,959.46 1,718.74 2,501.51 144,115.15 1271901 LONGTOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 12,643.22 1,595.73 - - 1272001 WESTFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL 111.60 805.91 - 7,147.50 1272101 THE BISHOP HARVEY GOODWIN SCHL 25,259.20 16,520.75 25,646.53 - 1272201 HENSINGHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL 5,771.15 4,215.88 7,507.50 333.98 1300201 BOLTONS C OF E SCHOOL 10,488.79 1,512.60 611.14 - 1300701 DALSTON ST MICHAELS SCHOOL 7,901.77 6,103.82 - 48,635.78 1301301 HIGH HESKET C OF E SCHOOL 17,531.72 902.49 1,668.48 - 1301401 HOLM CULTRAM ABBEY SCHOOL 11,132.83 514.20 2,488.84 - 1301501 HOUGHTON C OF E SCHOOL 6,553.87 75.86 4,112.96 - 1301701 IREBY C OF E SCHOOL 1,869.80 781.45 1,382.34 - 1301801 KIRKBAMPTON SCHOOL 12,149.51 50.52 1,239.73 198.99 1301901 KIRKOSWALD C OF E SCHOOL 9,508.18 678.05 2,406.48 - 1302001 LANERCOST C.OF E SCHOOL 8,855.36 8.09 2,412.66 - 1302101 LANGWATHBY C OF E SCHOOL 15,243.15 2,056.23 4,759.17 - 1302301 LEES HILL C OF E SCHOOL 3,281.25 - 311.24 - - 1303001 RAUGHTONHEAD SCHOOL 19,457.89 20,718.97 2,278.87 - 1303101 ROCKCLIFFE SCHOOL 2,827.30 1,295.80 4,077.59 - 1303201 SHANKHILL SCHOOL 2,472.57 183.25 2,044.67 - 1303701 WREAY C OF E SCHOOL 7,289.56 809.48 4,785.62 - 1305201 BURTON MOREWOOD SCHOOL 10,347.80 345.52 2,823.84 - 1305401 LEVENS C OF E SCHOOL 5,870.49 566.43 2,284.26 - 1305601 OLD HUTTON C OF E SCHOOL 2,584.66 343.81 1,723.10 - 1305701 STAVELEY C OF E SCHOOL 14,618.32 3,430.63 2,818.71 - 1305801 STORTH C OF E SCHOOL 879.99 - 1,100.73 - 1305901 TEMPLE SOWERBY C OF E SCHOOL 745.74 - 920.65 1,121.18 - 1306101 ASBY ENDOWED SCHOOL 8,976.69 5,501.09 865.57 - 1306201 RAVENSTONEDALE ENDOWED SCHOOL 2,669.63 1,535.42 598.48 - 1306401 KENDAL VICARAGE PARK SCHOOL 9,911.69
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