The Values and Character Dispositions of 14-16 Year Olds in the Hodge Hill Constituency

Sample by School and Final Level of Parental Education

	Directly to Work	College	University	Not Stated	Total
School A	66	42	14	9	1з1
School B	59	23	9	13	104
School C	58	30	15	10	113
School D	87	71	37	35	230
School E	51	37	11	10	109
School F	52	49___	16	15	132
Total	373	252	102	92	819

As can be seen from the table above School D has by far the highest frequency of
graduate parents while School B has a very low number of graduate parents.

The table above shows that this is a very ethnically and religiously mixed population
which is balanced in terms of sex with only a small percentage of parents reported as
having a university level education.

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