The chart illustrates the consequence of a recent examination into the causes of poor school attendance in the UK.
Overall,the percentage of both parents working accounts for the largest proportion whereas the proportion of upbringing presents the smallest share.Additionally,other categories such as lack of school discipline,peer group pressure and bullying have a tiny disparities.
Look at the data in more detail,the figure for the both parents working make up 40 percents of poor attendance,making it the most significant cause by a considerable margin.The second factor was a lack of school discipline,cited by 25 percents of respondents.
Another noticeable trend is that,the data of peer group pressure and the data of bullying occupy a similiar proportions which is 15 percents with an unimpressive contribution.For upbringing,with the lowest proportions is 5 percents in the results of a recent survey into the causes of poor school attendance in the UK.
In summary,peer-related issues,including pressure and bullying,together made up over half of the reasons for absenteeism,while family related causes such as upbringing and parental employment were less significant overall
