The figure above illustrate a low school attendence in various reasoning in UK. The figure in terms of a chart shows that both working parents took up the largest portion, followed by lack of school discipline students. Peer group pressure and bullying maintain the same portions while upbringing remained the lowest.
According to the chart, peer of group pressure and bullying contribute the same percentage which is 15%. Lack of school discipline took up one-quarter part of the chart, while both parents working contribute 40% of the chart and remain as the largest contributor. In contrast, upbringing becoming the smallest contributer which value a 5% part.
In conclusion, the majority of students not attending school is due to their working parents. Altough school discipline should also be taught, as it took up the second largest proportion. Peer group pressure and bullying remain the percentage yet upbringing becoming the lowest contributor.
