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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Peter Weir, Minister Rathgael House, Balloo Road Bangor, BT19 7PR Daniel McCrossan MLA Parliament Buildings Ballymiscaw Stormont 8 December 2020 AQW 10762/17-22 Daniel McCrossan has asked: To ask the Minister of Education to detail all pupil enrolment numbers in (i) primary; and (ii) post-primary schools, broken down in each of the last three years. ANSWER The information requested has been placed in the assembly library. Peter Weir MLA Minister of Education AQW 10762/17-22 08 December 2020 Daniel McCrossan MLA has asked: To ask the Minister of Education to detail all pupil enrolment numbers in (i) primary; and (ii) post-primary schools, broken down in each of the last three years. ANSWER The most recent validated data relates to the 2019/20 School Census exercise. The Department is currently in the process of collecting and verifying School Census information. Finalised figures will be available in February 2021. Primary Schools – Enrolments – 2017/18 – 2019/20 2017/ 2018/ 2019/ School Name 18 19 20 Abbey Primary School 608 589 598 Abbots Cross Primary School 316 308 308 Abercorn Primary School 377 378 363 Academy Primary School 454 456 463 Acorn Integrated Primary School 222 213 217 Aghadrumsee Primary School 44 46 42 Alexander Dickson Primary School 93 92 94 All Childrens Integrated Primary School 212 211 217 All Saints Primary School 119 118 113 Altishane Primary School 11 10 - Ampertaine Primary School 129 123 119 Anahilt Primary School 135 152 135 Anahorish Primary School 179 181 180 Andrews Memorial Primary School 341 346 361 Annalong Primary School 159 163 175 Annsborough Primary School 27 26 32 Antrim Primary School 603 603 598 Ardstraw Jubilee Primary School 83 87 91 Armoy Primary School 91 89 99 Armstrong Primary School 528 545 522 Artigarvan Primary School 157 160 163 Ashgrove Primary 346 338 361 Ashlea Primary 88 100 103 Augher Central Primary 81 76 75 Aughnacloy Primary School 135 145 150 Ballinamallard Primary School 147 146 144 Ballinderry Primary School 277 277 279 Ballougry Primary School 79 61 47 Ballycarrickmaddy Primary School 189 186 197 Ballycarry Primary School 72 70 67 Ballycastle Integrated Primary School 194 194 189 Ballyclare Primary School 542 555 558 Ballycraigy Primary School 135 142 129 Ballydown Primary School 343 343 344 Ballyhackett Primary School 45 36 36 Ballyhenry Primary School 176 176 176 Ballyholland Primary School 217 229 210 Ballyholme Primary School 626 625 619 Ballykeel Primary School 432 427 427 Ballykelly Primary School 322 304 305 Ballylifford Primary School 71 72 74 Ballymacash Primary School 440 450 450 Ballymacrickett Primary School 402 406 409 Ballymacward Primary School 70 80 79 Ballymagee Primary School 432 427 429 Ballymena Primary School 314 314 297 Ballymoney Controlled Integrated Primary School 389 398 409 Ballynahinch Primary School 211 217 218 Ballynure Primary School 150 157 154 Ballyoran Primary School 270 274 258 Ballysally Primary School 276 293 303 Ballysillan Primary School 192 192 219 Ballytober Primary School 77 78 82 Ballytrea Primary School 75 65 59 Ballyvester Primary School 125 117 112 Ballywalter Primary School 177 186 173 Balnamore Primary School 97 90 71 Bangor Central Integrated Primary School 614 601 576 Barnish Primary School 38 29 26 Bellaghy Primary School 56 51 50 Bellarena Primary School 24 25 - Belleek Primary School 26 27 29 Belmont Primary School 255 252 252 Belvoir Park Primary School 286 275 267 Ben Madigan Preparatory School 124 120 112 Bessbrook Primary School 108 119 119 Birches Primary School 182 179 177 Blackmountain Primary School 175 181 180 Bleary Primary School 147 157 157 Blessed Patrick O'loughran Primary School 99 100 100 Bloomfield Primary School 461 454 453 Blythefield Primary School 116 146 146 Bocombra Primary School 356 353 350 Botanic Primary School 219 209 217 Brackenagh West Primary School 167 168 168 Braidside Integrated Primary School 307 289 290 Braniel Primary School 466 469 469 Bready Jubilee Primary School 128 129 121 Bridge Integrated Primary School 417 417 417 Broadbridge Primary School 438 445 426 Bronte Primary School 207 196 206 Brookeborough Primary School 85 73 67 Brooklands Primary School 549 576 581 Broughshane Primary School 354 340 339 Brownlee Primary School 200 205 201 Buick Memorial Primary School 302 305 296 Bunscoil an Iuir 97 95 96 Bunscoil an Traonaigh 47 59 60 Bunscoil An Tsleibhe Dhuibh 200 211 216 Bunscoil Bheann Mhadagain 163 173 183 Bunscoil Bheanna Boirche 105 127 126 Bunscoil Cholmcille 110 114 117 Bunscoil Mhic Reachtain 99 99 105 Bunscoil Phobal Feirste 355 376 399 Bush Primary School 220 212 214 Bushmills Primary School 122 126 119 Bushvalley Primary School 155 154 157 Cairncastle Primary School 105 95 84 Cairnshill Primary School 600 597 588 Campbell College Junior School 251 239 221 Camphill Primary School 399 399 405 Carhill Integrated Primary School 67 66 74 Carnaghts Primary School 110 106 107 Carnalbanagh Primary School 30 31 26 Carnalridge Primary School 180 163 149 Carniny Primary School 285 283 285 Carnlough Controlled Integrated Primary School 33 27 33 Carnmoney Primary School 410 418 402 Carntall Primary School 80 83 87 Carr Primary School 68 71 72 Carrick Primary School, Lurgan 478 490 489 Carrick Primary School, Warenpoint 393 391 397 Carrickfergus Central Primary School 77 87 104 Carrickfergus Model Primary School 406 409 405 Carrickmannon Primary School 95 98 102 Carrowdore Primary School 179 187 180 Carrowreagh Primary School 82 83 88 Carr's Glen Primary School 403 422 361 Carryduff Primary School 193 191 179 Castle Gardens Primary School 265 294 315 Castledawson Primary School 93 101 108 Castleroe Primary School 106 101 97 Castlewellan Primary School 44 24 9 Cavehill Primary School 412 412 416 Cedar Integrated Primary School 227 226 224 Chapel Road Primary School 204 206 197 Christ The King Primary School, Ballynahinch 104 90 80 Christ The King Primary School, Omagh 216 211 210 Christ the Redeemer Primary School 709 715 711 Christian Brothers' Primary School 541 554 572 Churchill Primary School 83 88 86 Churchtown Primary School 29 35 37 Clandeboye Primary School 347 360 355 Clare Primary School 138 130 135 Clea Primary School 105 98 105 Cliftonville Integrated Primary School 361 382 387 Clintyclay Primary School 39 46 61 Clonalig Primary School 195 190 186 Clough Primary School 167 163 162 Cloughmills Primary School 76 89 85 Cloughoge Primary School 454 465 468 Coagh Primary School 94 95 110 Comber Primary School 386 399 382 Cookstown Primary School 498 506 516 Cooley Primary School 127 126 120 Corran Integrated Primary School 168 188 194 Cortamlet Primary School 87 85 85 Cranmore Integrated Primary School 230 231 229 Crawfordsburn Primary School 214 208 204 Creavery Primary School 81 78 65 Cregagh Primary School 184 173 169 Creggan Primary School 121 117 113 Crossroads Primary School 124 119 120 Crumlin Controlled Intergrated Primary School 175 174 144 Culcrow Primary School 97 105 110 Culmore Primary School 67 68 75 Culnady Primary School 22 24 - Cumber Claudy Primary School 141 158 150 Cumran Primary School 195 210 204 Currie Primary School 178 187 181 D H Christie Memorial Primary School 411 403 401 Damhead Primary School 209 211 209 Darkley Primary School 76 90 96 Denamona Primary School 70 74 70 Derryboy Primary School 62 61 57 Derrychrin Primary School 176 180 183 Derrygonnelly Primary School 71 68 62 Derryhale Primary School 84 81 79 Derrylatinee Primary School 81 81 89 Desertmartin Primary School 16 13 11 Dickson Primary School 228 234 234 Doagh Primary School 89 93 104 Donacloney Primary School 238 234 223 Donaghadee Primary School 448 446 437 Donaghey Primary School 85 99 105 Donaghmore Primary School 65 65 72 Donegall Road Primary School 256 244 222 Donemana Primary School 103 110 110 Downey House School 118 123 112 Downpatrick Primary School 215 215 202 Downshire Primary School,Hillsborough 652 650 647 Drelincourt Infants School 24 28 19 Dromara Primary School 177 167 168 Dromintee Primary School 199 193 179 Dromore Central Primary School 714 722 729 Dromore Primary School 49 41 46 Dromore Road Primary School 85 81 81 Drumachose Primary School 339 359 381 Drumadonnell Primary School 262 255 260 Drumahoe Primary School 317 323 308 Drumduff Primary School 41 33 29 Drumgor Primary School 349 343 326 Drumhillery Primary School 92 79 75 Drumlins Integrated Primary School 190 201 202 Drumlish Primary School 51 45 44 Drumrane Primary School 143 132 133 Drumsallen Primary School 23 23 22 Dunclug Primary School 68 71 70 Dundela Infants School 298 287 288 Dundonald Primary School 838 850 850 Duneane Primary School 32 26 21 Dungannon Primary School 264 284 277 Dunmullan Primary School 33 35 27 Dunmurry Primary School 212 229 237 Dunseverick Primary School 100 96 98 Earlview Primary 231 224 228 Ebrington Controlled Primary School 458 482 473 Eden Primary School, Ballymoney 63 72 79 Eden Primary School, Carrickfergus 211 213 213 Edenbrooke Primary School 319 329 351 Edenderry Primary School, Banbridge 419 414 415 Edenderry Primary School, Portadown 392 418 409 Edendork Primary School 331 298 297 Edwards Primary School 235 243 258 Eglinton Primary School 199 188 186 Elmgrove Primary School 680 676 646 Enniskillen Integrated Primary School 358 393 397 Enniskillen Model Primary School 432 429 430 Erganagh Primary School 36 25 - Euston Street Primary School 360 379 372 Fair Hill Primary School 331 325 321 Fairview Primary School 513 518 504 Fane Street Primary School 261 260 259 Faughanvale Primary School 175 166 168 Finaghy Primary School 425
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