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The School Headcount Yrs 7 to Yr 14, DFE SCHOOL CENSUS SPRING 2019 Secondary School Numbers on Roll @ for January 2019 Census

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The School Headcount Yrs 7 to Yr 14, DFE SCHOOL CENSUS SPRING 2019 Secondary School Numbers on Roll @ for January 2019 Census Reference Number: FOI-101004342718 Response provided under: Freedom of Information Act 2000 Request and Response: The school headcount yrs 7 to yr 14, DFE SCHOOL CENSUS SPRING 2019 Secondary School Numbers on Roll @ for January 2019 census Please see the attached Excel spread sheet Please note that some figures have been suppressed because the statistical value is less than 5 individuals or cases. The Local Authority follows the Department for Education’s guidance in suppressing numbers less than five when producing statistics. We consider that the search result has resulted in information which is probable/likely to result in individuals or cases being identified. Therefore we consider that it should be withheld from disclosure to you pursuant to the provisions of Section 40 of the Freedom of Information Act (“the Act”). Section 40 (2) applies where disclosure of third party personal information would breach any of the Data Protection Act 2018 principles. The Council has a legal requirement under the Data Protection Act 2018 (“DPA”) to process personal data fairly and lawfully. The Council considers that releasing third party personal information would be unfair and as such a disclosure that would breach Principle One of the DPA. Preferably in Excel Information provided by: Children Schools & Families. Date of response: 26/03/2019 Secondary School Numbers on Roll @ 17/01/2019 Source: DFE SCHOOL CENSUS SPRING 2019 Includes all Main and Dual registered pupils in National Curriculum Years 7 to 14 National Curriculum Year DFE SCHOOL NAME TOTAL HEAD COUNT 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 4154 Bodmin College 1421 242 232 219 232 233 137 126 0 4004 Brannel School 722 150 168 132 145 127 0 0 0 4150 Budehaven Community School 1141 221 205 181 192 171 85 86 0 4002 Callington Community College 996 179 164 180 183 210 38 42 0 4158 Camborne Science and International Academy 1532 321 300 259 251 200 97 104 0 4006 Cape Cornwall School 272 40 60 64 52 56 0 0 0 4152 Falmouth School 921 147 194 140 140 123 90 87 0 4001 Fowey River Academy 594 105 126 129 116 118 0 0 0 4171 Hayle Academy 546 120 121 101 113 91 0 0 0 4146 Helston Community College 1318 219 232 219 219 198 130 101 0 4173 Humphry Davy School 763 174 167 160 139 123 0 0 0 4009 Launceston College 1293 234 205 238 200 195 115 106 0 4167 Liskeard School & Community College 1023 205 176 180 163 176 71 52 0 4168 Looe Community Academy 480 101 90 101 86 102 0 0 0 4172 Mounts Bay Academy 969 196 197 201 161 214 0 0 0 4164 Mullion School 568 111 121 117 113 106 0 0 0 4165 Newquay Tretherras 1658 303 299 280 284 264 130 98 0 4166 Penair School 917 204 180 168 183 182 0 0 0 4156 Penrice Academy 1407 289 287 279 274 278 0 0 0 4149 Penryn College 1145 226 214 258 232 215 0 0 0 4157 Poltair Community School & Sports College 689 144 145 158 127 115 0 0 0 4163 Pool Academy 691 112 124 133 152 170 0 0 0 4159 Redruth School: a Technology College 1126 269 241 220 210 186 0 0 0 4160 Richard Lander School 1440 301 291 286 282 280 0 0 0 4143 Saltash.net Community School 1273 235 229 235 226 197 69 82 0 4141 Sir James Smith's Community School 495 114 117 93 87 84 0 0 0 4000 St Ives School 534 126 99 112 104 93 0 0 0 4162 The Roseland Academy 639 137 131 127 121 123 0 0 0 4144 Torpoint Community College 641 144 115 111 87 101 38 44 <1 4005 Treviglas Community College 924 185 165 155 159 142 68 50 0 4153 Wadebridge School 1085 196 209 212 213 210 25 20 0 All Secondary Schools in Cornwall 29223 5750 5604 5448 5246 5083 1093 998 <1.
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