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Part 3: Fiscal strategy and outlook (Continued)

Attachment D

Australia's Federal Relations (Continued)

 

Table A.2: Estimated payments to support state education services, by year and State

$'000	NSW	VIC	QLD	WA	SA	TAS	ACT	NT	Total
2012-13
National Schools SPP	3,743,700	2,952,679	2,427,199	1,216,863	906,026	266,741	207,675	149,863	11,870,746
National Partnership payments
Digital education revolution	63,440	47,530	42,495	20,881	15,084	4,842	3,804	1,924	200,000
Early childhood education – universal access to early education	137,898	109,534	97,597	47,602	30,927	10,415	7,080	5,947	447,000
East Kimberley Development Package – education related projects	-	-	-	4,210	-	-	-	-	4,210
Empowering local schools	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Helping Our Kids Understand Finances – Professional Learning and MoneySmart schools	214	202	-	110	105	-	74	-	705
Improving literacy and numeracy(a)	49,773	27,273	40,231	19,650	13,084	4,539	1,747	4,401	160,698
Indigenous early childhood development – children and family centres	16,250	3,360	19,244	7,000	2,792	1,180	1,110	5,599	56,535
More support for students with disabilities	25,219	19,152	16,372	8,083	5,808	1,846	1,359	885	78,724
National quality agenda for early childhood education and care	9,595	5,139	1,594	1,165	2,448	303	227	857	21,328
National Solar Schools Program	9,489	8,234	11,452	5,975	4,458	1,715	1,638	2,731	45,692
Rewards for great teachers	3,137	2,484	2,016	1,063	727	237	177	159	10,000
Reward for school improvement	3,265	2,377	1,798	1,125	819	283	134	199	10,000
School Pathways Program	-	-	-	529	1,175	-	-	-	1,704
Secure Schools Program	2,059	1,716	511	468	42	-	-	204	5,000
Smarter Schools(b)
Improving teacher quality(c)	5,696	4,550	3,603	1,862	1,303	429	320	237	18,000
Low socio-economic status school communities	143,863	66,748	55,358	23,462	38,739	17,005	728	17,005	362,908

Table A.2: Estimated payments to support state education services, by year and State (continued)

$'000	NSW	VIC	QLD	WA	SA	TAS	ACT	NT	Total
2012-13
Stronger Futures in the Northern Territory(b)
Building a quality school workforce –
Additional teachers(d)	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	27,950	27,950
Quality teaching	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	14,765	14,765
Teacher housing	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Expansion of the school enrolment and attendance measure	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	1,870	1,870
Trade training centres in schools	55,376	44,551	39,000	19,537	14,024	4,383	3,400	1,629	181,900
Total	4,268,974	3,295,529	2,758,470	1,379,585	1,037,561	313,918	229,473	236,225	13,519,735
Memorandum item – payments for non-government schools included in payments above
National Schools SPP	2,458,572	2,035,087	1,616,436	816,249	617,604	163,618	148,854	91,754	7,948,174
Digital education revolution	23,195	17,968	15,324	8,150	5,720	1,448	1,615	580	74,000
Empowering local schools	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Improving literacy and numeracy(a)	10,623	7,749	7,860	4,493	3,210	799	579	753	36,066
More support for students with disabilities	6,038	4,258	3,187	1,915	1,013	280	280	95	17,066
National Solar Schools Program	2,718	2,173	843	461	111	284	108	191	6,889
Rewards for great teachers	538	477	324	184	132	34	34	20	1,743
Reward for school improvement	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Secure Schools Program	2,059	1,716	511	468	42	-	-	204	5,000
Trade training centres in schools	22,171	24,432	17,494	10,273	5,777	1,658	1,864	580	84,249
Total	2,525,914	2,093,860	1,661,979	842,193	633,609	168,121	153,334	94,177	8,173,187

(a) State and sectoral splits are indicative distributions only.

(b) Includes government and non‑government schools. The payments to non‑government schools are not shown in the Memorandum item.

(c) Reward funding initially expected to be paid in this year has been moved into the subsequent year to better reflect expected reporting and payment timeframes. Earlier payment may be possible if reporting processes can be facilitated earlier. The movement of reward payments does not impact on the timing of any facilitation payments.

(d) Includes $12.4 million of funding previously committed under the Closing the Gap in the Northern Territory National Partnership.

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