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Table A1.1a: Selected characteristics of children who have valid cognitive data in Year 5 (N = 2556)

Some figures do not include non-response to questions therefore the total is not always 2556 (100 %)_______

n

%

Gender

Male

1302

50.9

Female

1254

49.1

Ethnicity

White UK Heritage

1921

75.2

White European Heritage

78

3.1

Black Caribbean Heritage

96

3.8

Black African Heritage

50

2.0

Indian Heritage

51

2.0

Pakistani Heritage

130

5.1

Bangladeshi Heritage

29

1.1

Mixed Heritage

141

5.5

Any Other Ethnic Minority Heritage

57

2.2

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

279

10.8

Child needs special EAL support

94

3.7

3 or more siblings

353

13.8

Home Learning Environment Index
(during pre-school period):

0 - 13

225

8.8

14 - 19

533

20.9

20 - 24

592

23.2

25 - 32

803

31.4

33 - 45

299

11.7

Type of Pre-School

Nursery Class

484

18.9

Playgroup

492

19.2

Private Day Nursery

440

17.2

Local Authority Day Nursery

330

12.9

Nursery Schools

431

16.9

Integrated (Combined) Centres

142

5.6

Home

237

9.3

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