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Chamber and committees

Question reference: S3W-29451

  • Asked by: Liz Smith, MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife, Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
  • Date lodged: 30 November 2009
  • Current status: Answered by Keith Brown on 14 December 2009

Question

To ask the Scottish Executive what the percentage uptake of the baccalaureate is, broken down by local authority.


Answer

Details of the percentage of schools in each local authority who have entered pupils for the Scottish Science and Languages Baccalaureates can be found in the following table:

Local Authority

No. of Secondary Schools

No. of Secondary Schools with Entries for Languages Baccalaureate

% of Secondary Schools Presenting Pupils for Languages Baccalaureate

City of Aberdeen

12

0

n/a

Aberdeenshire

17

1

5.9%

Angus

8

0

n/a

Clackmannanshire

3

1

33.3%

Dumfries and Galloway

16

0

n/a

City of Dundee

10

0

n/a

East Ayrshire

9

0

n/a

East Renfrewshire

7

1

14.3%

City of Edinburgh

23

3

13.0%

Falkirk

8

0

n/a

Fife

19

1

5.3%

City of Glasgow

30

1

3.3%

Highland

30

1

3.3%

North Lanarkshire

24

0

n/a

Perth and Kinross

10

1

10.0%

South Lanarkshire

17

0

n/a

Stirling

7

1

14.3%

West Dunbartonshire

6

0

n/a

West Lothian

11

1

9.1%

 

Local Authority

No. of Secondary Schools with Entries for Science Baccalaureate

% of Secondary Schools Presenting Pupils for Science Baccalaureate

City of Aberdeen

2

16.7%

Aberdeenshire

0

n/a

Angus

2

25.0%

Clackmannanshire

1

33.3%

Dumfries and Galloway

2

12.5%

City of Dundee

6

60.0%

East Ayrshire

1

11.1%

East Renfrewshire

5

71.4%

City of Edinburgh

3

13.0%

Falkirk

2

25.0%

Fife

0

n/a

City of Glasgow

0

n/a

Highland

1

3.3%

North Lanarkshire

3

12.5%

Perth and Kinross

1

10.0%

South Lanarkshire

1

5.9%

Stirling

4

57.1%

West Dunbartonshire

2

33.3%

West Lothian

1

9.1%

Notes:

1. Figures on number of schools with entries for Science and Language Baccalaureates are from Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA), and are correct as of 3 December 2009.

2. Figures on number of secondary schools by local authority are from Pupils in Scotland, 2008.