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The image presents a table with the title "Secondary School Attendance". It shows percentages of attendance in four types of schools: Specialist Schools, Grammar Schools, Voluntary-controlled Schools, and Community Schools, across three different years: 2000, 2005, and 2009. Specialist Schools' attendance was 12% in 2000, 11% in 2005, and 10% in 2009. Grammar Schools had 24% in 2000, dropped to 19% in 2005, and further down to 12% in 2009. Voluntary-controlled Schools saw a significant decrease from 52% in 2000 to 38% in 2005 and then to 20% in 2009. Community Schools, in contrast, increased from 12% in 2000 to 32% in 2005, and then to 58% in 2009.
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The table indicates the percentage of students who attended four different secondary schools in the years of 2000, 2005 and 2009.
As seen in the table, most of the children went to the schools that were voluntary-controlled in 2000, but it seems the popularity decreased by 2009 in which year the most crowded secondary education institutions were the community schools.
In 2000, the proportion of attendance at specialist schools was 20%, but it gradually decreased in 2009 by 2%. Even in grammar schools, the percentage of participation dropped at 12% in 2009 which was 24% in 2000.
Overall, a bit more than half of the percentage of school children went to schools that were voluntary-controlled in 2000. The percentage sharply declined up to 20% in 2009. Community schools, by contrast, were not so popular in 2000, only 12% of the students attended. But rising at 32% in 2005, the schools became the highest in student participation in 2009, with 58%.
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