Provision of Junior Secondary Places for All
CONFIDENTIAE
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
School Year Starting in September
F.I
F.I-F.III F.1
F.I-F.IIIF.I
F.I-F.III
F.I
F.I-F.III F.I
F.I-F.III F.I
F.I-F.III F.I
F.I-F.III F.I
F.I-F.III|F.I
*F.I-F.III
Demand: Based on estimated
93 314 276 619 84 600 266 230 83 500 254 450
83 300
245 725 86 400 249 235 186 800 253 265
86 200
255 280 82 400 251 780 179 400 244 855
number of P.6 leavers
Supply
(1) Places in existing Govt./
Aided Schools and approved projects
43 160 129 800 42 800 128 800 50 160 135 920
54 720
147 600 55 760 160 600 56 040 166_520
55 880 167 200 56 000 167 920 56 120
168 000
17 730
54 440 16 155
53 190
14 160
48 585
14 120
44 435 14 120
42.400 14 120
42 360
14 120
42 360 14 120
42 360 14 120
42 360
(2) Bought places in existing private non-profit-making schools to be converted to Aided Schools in September 1982
(3) Bought places in existing
3 988
11 889
4 185
12 870
4.005
12 420
4 005
12 195
4.005
12 015
4 005
12 015
4 005
12 015
4 005
12 015
4 005
12 015
private non-profit-making schools not to be converted to Aided Schools
(4) Bought places in private
independent schools (classification A)
9 485
25 857
11 400
27 445
11 400
29 345
10 455
29 950
11 400
30 045
11 400
30 130
11 400
30895
8 275
27 770
5 155
21 835
(5) Bought places in private
independent schools
(classification B & C)
18 951
54 633
10 060
43 925
3 725
28.180
11 545
1 115
4 175
1 235
2 240
795
2 810
1 715
645
Total
(% of demand)
93 314 276 619 84 600
K 100%) (100%)
(100%)
266 230 83 500 254 450.
(100%) (100%) (100%)
83 300 245 725 86 400 249 235 86 800 253 265
(100%) ( (100%) (100%) (100%) |(100%) (100%)
186 200 255 280 82 400 251 780 179 400244 855
K 100%) (100%) (100%) (100%) (100%) (100%)
Note: These figures reflect the number of school places arising from projects for which financial approval has been received.
These include Stages I-IV of the School Building Programmes.
The demand figures has taken into account the impact of the current and likely future trends in immigration (Based on the 1979 Population Projection which assumed that the level of the legal and illegal immigration from China will taper off in 1981).