Summary Statistics for Schools in Scotland, No.3: 2012 Edition

This contains the results of the annual pupil census, annual teacher census, pre-school data and school estate data.

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As a result of the investment and reorganisation of the school estate, the proportion of schools in good or satisfactory condition has increased from 61 per cent in April 2007 to 82 per cent in April 2012. Taking into account the different number of pupils in each school, this has resulted in the number of pupils in good or satisfactory condition schools increasing from 61 per cent in April 2007 to 84 per cent in April 2012.

Table 5.2: Condition of all schools and the number of pupils on their school roll, April 2007 - April 2012(1)

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Schools
Condition not recorded 68 25 39 15 11 6
A: Good 371 404 461 515 538 581
B: Satisfactory 1,298 1,443 1,577 1,590 1,558 1,543
C: Poor 855 698 578 506 479 443
D: Bad 138 134 53 40 31 23
Pupils on school roll (2)
Condition not recorded 18,308 4,782 5,275 1,218 166 176
A: Good 121,986 144,918 171,613 204,648 212,496 224,523
B: Satisfactory 304,123 339,641 354,086 343,615 345,404 334,833
C: Poor 224,932 175,354 135,648 113,384 107,831 102,216
D: Bad 31,862 25,794 12,438 5,804 5,724 7,476

(1) See background notes 3.15 for more information on the condition ratings.

(2) This comes from the number of pupils on the school roll in the Pupil Census returns for the previous September, e.g. September 2011 for the April 2012 figures. So schools which opened after September but before April will not have any pupils recorded for that academic year.

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