How much money is allocated to each further education (FE) college to address social inclusion.

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 can be associated in some way with the promotion of social inclusion.
The figures provided in the table relate to the specific elements that cover the additional costs of social inclusion, over and above the standard funding perstudent place, provided to colleges by the Scottish Further Education FundingCouncil in 2003-04.
Further Education College
| Amount

Aberdeen College
| £331,920

Angus College
*
| £119,811

Anniesland College
| £555,844

Ayr College
| £230,829

Banff & Buchan College of Further Education
*
| £104,137

The Barony College
*
| £33,467

Borders College
*
| £114,326

Cardonald College
| £633,488

Central College of Commerce
| £404,415

Clackmannan College of Further Education
| £75,755

Clydebank College
| £359,852

Coatbridge College
| £337,907

Cumbernauld College
| £77,683

Dumfries and Galloway College
*
| £270,695

Dundee College
| £674,651

Edinburgh's Telford College
| £473,449

Elmwood College
*
| £122,774

Falkirk College of Further and Higher Education
| £229,615

Fife College of Further & Higher Education
| £242,033

Glasgow College of Building and Printing
| £371,661

Glasgow College of Food Technology
| £318,800

Glasgow College of Nautical Studies
| £268,946

Glenrothes College
| £106,175

Inverness College
*
| £166,960

James Watt College of Further & Higher Education
| £913,548

Jewel and Esk Valley College
| £161,225

John Wheatley College
| £450,295

Kilmarnock College
| £299,128

Langside College
| £448,915

Lauder College
| £130,288

Lews Castle College ***
| £90,089

Moray College
*
| £87,096

Motherwell