THE TABLE ILLUSTRATES THE INFORMATION ABOUT HOW MUCH PERCENTAGE OF PUPILS ATTENDANCE IN 4 SECONDARY SCHOOL OVER A PERIOD OF 9 YEARS. OVERALL, IT IS MANIFEST FROM THE TABLE THAT THE RATIO OF ATTENDANCE IN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS WAS THE HIGHEST AMONG OTHER SCHOOLS, WHEREAS THE RATIO OF ATTENDANCE IN SPECIALIST SCHOOLS WAS THE LOWEST THROUGHOUT THE GIVEN PERIOD. INITIATING AT 24% IN 2000 AND DECREASE TO 19% IN 2005, THE AVERAGE OF PUPILS ATTENDANCE IN GRAMMAR SCHOOLS DECLINE BY 12% IN 2009. ALTHOUGH 12% IN 2000 AND SLOWLY FALL TO 11% IN 2005, THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS ATTENDANCE IN SPECIALIST SCHOOLS SLIGHTLY DEPRESSED BY 10% IN 2009. MOREOVER, IN VOLUNTARY- CONTROLLED SCHOOLS THE VALUE OF PUPILS ATTENDANCE 52% IN 2000 AND NEXT YEAR THAT PERCENTAGE LOWERING TO 38% IN 2005. IN 2009, THE NUMERAL OF STUDENTS ATTENDANCE IN VOLUNTARY SCHOOLS IMMENSELY DECREASE BY 20%. HOWEVER, LAST SCHOOL WAS COMMUNITY SCHOOL. IN 2000, ONLY 12% PUPILS ATTENDANCE AND APPROXIMATELY RISE TO 32% IN 2005, THE QUANTITY OF STUDENTS ATTENDANCE IN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS EXTREMELY GROW BY 58% IN 2009.
THE TABLE ILLUSTRATES THE INFORMATION ABOUT HOW MUCH PERCENTAGE OF
PUPILS
ATTENDANCE
IN 4 SECONDARY
SCHOOL
OVER A PERIOD OF 9 YEARS.
OVERALL
, IT IS MANIFEST FROM THE TABLE THAT THE RATIO OF
ATTENDANCE
IN COMMUNITY
SCHOOLS
WAS THE HIGHEST AMONG OTHER
SCHOOLS
, WHEREAS THE RATIO OF
ATTENDANCE
IN SPECIALIST
SCHOOLS
WAS THE LOWEST THROUGHOUT THE
GIVEN
PERIOD. INITIATING AT 24% IN 2000 AND DECREASE TO 19% IN 2005, THE AVERAGE OF
PUPILS
ATTENDANCE
IN GRAMMAR
SCHOOLS
DECLINE BY 12% IN 2009. ALTHOUGH 12% IN 2000 AND
SLOWLY
FALL TO 11% IN 2005, THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS
ATTENDANCE
IN SPECIALIST
SCHOOLS
SLIGHTLY
DEPRESSED BY 10% IN 2009.
MOREOVER
, IN VOLUNTARY- CONTROLLED
SCHOOLS
THE VALUE OF
PUPILS
ATTENDANCE
52% IN 2000 AND
NEXT
YEAR THAT PERCENTAGE LOWERING TO 38% IN 2005. IN 2009, THE NUMERAL OF STUDENTS
ATTENDANCE
IN VOLUNTARY
SCHOOLS
IMMENSELY
DECREASE BY 20%.
HOWEVER
, LAST
SCHOOL
WAS COMMUNITY
SCHOOL
. IN 2000,
ONLY
12%
PUPILS
ATTENDANCE
AND APPROXIMATELY RISE TO 32% IN 2005, THE QUANTITY OF STUDENTS
ATTENDANCE
IN COMMUNITY
SCHOOLS
EXTREMELY
GROW BY 58% IN 2009.