Comparison of proportions of learners in different schools
Comparison of proportions of learners in different schools 15OG7
The information supplied by the table chart is about the proportion of learners in four different sorts of high schools during 2000 and 2009. At first glance is seen that the number of pupils in each secondary school has suffered changes from the first to the last year of the data collected, two institutions increased their attendance rates, while others decreased on the same factor.
As can bee seen in most of students in 2000 were enrolled in in voluntary-controlled schools, this type of institute had that year the highest rate, with a 58% of total. However, the quantity dramatically slumped to 20 % in 2009. Same situation happened with grammar school pupils, the attendance is minor in 2009, only a 12% of learners opted to this kind of institute while in 2000 were a 20% of them.
On the other hand, in some high schools as community schools numbers reached its highest in 2009, becoming this choice the most selected within students, around the 58% in these years compared to its 12% in 2000.
Finally, the specialist schools, which hadn’t suffered a dramatically drop of attendance, still steady in terms of enrolling, between 12 % and 10%.
The information supplied by the table chart is about the proportion of learners in four
different
sorts of high
schools
during 2000 and 2009. At
first
glance is
seen
that the number of pupils in each secondary
school
has suffered
changes
from the
first
to the last year of the data collected, two institutions increased their attendance rates, while others decreased on the same factor.
As can bee
seen
in
most of students
in 2000
were enrolled
in in
voluntary-controlled
schools
, this type of institute had that year the highest rate, with a 58% of total.
However
, the quantity
dramatically
slumped to 20 % in 2009. Same situation happened with grammar
school
pupils, the attendance is minor in 2009,
only
a 12% of learners opted to this kind of institute while in 2000 were a 20% of them.
On the other hand
, in
some
high
schools
as community
schools
numbers reached its highest in 2009, becoming this choice the most selected within students, around the 58% in these years compared to its 12% in 2000.
Finally
, the specialist
schools
, which hadn’t suffered a
dramatically drop
of attendance,
still
steady in terms of enrolling, between 12 % and 10%.