How much has been received by each further education college for social inclusion in (a) 1999-2000, (b) 2000-01, (c) 2001-02 and (d) 2002-0…

Figures across the time period requested are not available on a consistent basis. This is because the method of funding further education (FE) colleges changed when responsibility for the methodology responsibility transferred to the Scottish Further Education Funding Council (SFEFC) from 2000-01.Because of the fundamental role that FE colleges have in encouraging people of all ages and from different backgrounds to participate in post-school learning, a large proportion of the resources available to FE colleges are associated in some way with the promotion of social inclusion. However, the amounts cannot be determined separately.The figures provided in the following table relate to the specific elements that cover the additional costs of social inclusion over and above the standard funding per student place.College | 2000-01 | 2001-02 | 2002-03
Aberdeen College | £115,257 | £279,914 | £313,326
Angus College* | £72,942 | £97,586 | £105,396
Anniesland College | £256,365 | £504,858 | £530,400
Ayr College | £82,338 | £194,423 | £228,091
Banff and Buchan College of Further Education* | £87,403 | £109,942 | £115,083
The Barony College* | £27,636 | £24,557 | £24,486
Borders College* | £101,806 | £92,915 | £95,721
Cardonald College | £256,339 | £507,839 | £549,134
Central College of Commerce | £134,295 | £312,708 | £383,692
Clackmannan College of Further Education | £39,253 | £71,797 | £71,157
Clydebank College | £210,907 | £352,497 | £362,290
Coatbridge College | £120,543 | £249,642 | £277,925
Cumbernauld College | £25,657 | £60,515 | £85,598
Dumfries and Galloway College* | £116,836 | £186,400 | £177,781
Dundee College |