The line graph gives information about Cathedral School International Student enrollment originally from four countries, such as,South East Asia, Africa and Middle East, South America, Europe between 1998 and 2001.
Overall, there was an upward trend in the number of students from South East Asia and Africa and Middle East, who entered the Cathedral school, whereas, enrollment from South America and Europe dropped in the given span. However, it is worth mentioning that the number of students from South East Asia had the biggest number during all period.
According to the number of students from South East Asia enrolled at Cathedral School, it accounted for around 25 students in 1998, which was the largest indicator in that year. And then it fell significantly to about 15 students the following year and it was the lowest point for this. However, it went up dramatically to approximately 27 students to the end of the timeframe. Comparatively, the number of students from Africa and Middle East experienced just over 10 in 1998 and then, this figure shoed a steady rise to about 18 students until the end of the period.
As for as the quantity of students from South America is concerned, it was 15 students per year who preferred to study at Cathedral school in 1998, but it started decreasing to 10 students in 1999, and to almost 7 students per year in the next two years (2000-2001). While the number of students from Europe was 10 per year, which had the lowest indicator in 1998, fluctuated until 2000 and hit a low at about 6 students before it rose slightly to 8 students in 2001