The pie chart illustrates the percentage distribution of attendance in low ranking school in the UK.
Overall, it is clear that parents working accounted for the largest proportion, while upbringing made up the smallest share. The chart shows a significant difference between the largest and smallest categories.
Looking at the chart in more detail, both working parents was the largest segment, representing 40% of the total. This was followed by lack of school discipline, which made up 25%. In comparison, lack of school discipline contributed 25%, placing it in the middle of the distribution.
At the lower end, upbringing accounted for 5% of the total. The smallest proportion was seen in upbringing, at just 5%. Together, the other two categories: peer group pressure and bulling made up less than 30% of the total. This suggests that parents working were the main contributors of low frequency of attendance in poor coaching areas.
