The table illustrates the percentages of students' attendance in four different secondary school categories from 2000,2005 and 2009.
It is clear that pupils attending voluntary-controlled schools decreased significantly, while students in community schools increased dramatically between 2000 and 2009. specialist schools had the least percentages in all three years.
In 2000, just over a half of pupils attended in voluntary-controlled schools, but only 12% of students went to community schools. However, voluntary-controlled schools were only slightly higher than community schools by 6% in 2005, and almost 60% of students in community schools were nearly three times higher than students in voluntary-controlled schools.
On the other hand, students in specialist schools and grammar schools were far lower than other two types of schools. Students attending in grammar schools dropped from 24% in 2000 to 12% in 2009. students attending specialist schools remained under 12% in all three years.
It is clear that pupils attending voluntary-controlled schools decreased significantly, while students in community schools increased dramatically between 2000 and 2009. specialist schools had the least percentages in all three years.
In 2000, just over a half of pupils attended in voluntary-controlled schools, but only 12% of students went to community schools. However, voluntary-controlled schools were only slightly higher than community schools by 6% in 2005, and almost 60% of students in community schools were nearly three times higher than students in voluntary-controlled schools.
On the other hand, students in specialist schools and grammar schools were far lower than other two types of schools. Students attending in grammar schools dropped from 24% in 2000 to 12% in 2009. students attending specialist schools remained under 12% in all three years.