The given chart illustrates the outcome of a study about factors causing low attendance of schools in the UK.
Overall, the poorness of attendance mainly causes by both parents of students working, and upbringing affects least on the shortage of shool attending rate. Bullying and peer group pressure have the similar level of influence on the number of participants in school.
To begin with, the percentage of people not joining the school because of both of their parents working is the highest in the chart, at 40%. It is followed by the lack of school discipline, which occupies a quarter of the factors that lead to low school attendance. These two reasons totally influence two time more negatively on the number of learners at schools than the others figures.
With the remain percentages, it is interesting to notice that there are 15% of people not going to school as a result of peer group pressure, and bullying causes the same proportion. In addition, upbringing is leading least to the low formal education attendance of the UK, at just 5%.
