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Dear Ms Aharony

Information Request – Freedom of Information Act

Further to your request for information received on 22 October 2019, please see our response for Questions 1 - 4 for Bournemouth & Poole attached.

Question 5. Could you please provide a comparison for questions 1-4 for the previous school year (2017-2018)? RESPONSE: Data not held; we are unable to provide comparable figures for 2017-18 as BCP Council did not exist.

Data for Christchurch before 1 April 2019 will come from Dorset, assuming you also sent your request to them.

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