The table illustrates the percentages of learners attending four Secondary institute types in the year from 2000 to 2009.
Overall, it can be seen that voluntary-controlled schools had the highest number of attendance, whilst specialist schools almost remained untouched throughout the given period of years.
In 2000, attendance of community schools and specialist schools was 12%, while double-fold attendance had grammar schools was 24%. Additionally, it was almost two times double the attendance of voluntary-controlled schools in the year 2000.
Moreover, voluntary-controlled schools had almost the highest attendance records by given year except 2009. However, specialist schools had negligible changes throughout the period. In 2009, community schools had more percentile than the total of the other three schools. On the other hand, attendance of grammar schools and voluntary-controlled schools significantly decreases year by year. In contrast, community schools percentage increases dramatically every year. End of the period specialist schools were the lowest among other schools.
