the table shows the proportions of pupil attending four secondary school types

This

provided table illustrates the percentage of students who attended four kinds of secondary

schools

from 2000 to 2009, a period of 9 years. It is evident that,

although

the number of children who joined the specialist, grammar, or voluntary-controlled

schools

reduced over the given time scale, it rose in community academies. At the outset, the proportions of pupils at voluntary–controlled academy were just over half in 2000, but it was fallen to one-fifth (20%) in 2009.

moreover

, the ratio of pupils at grammar school was just under one quarter (25%), and it dropped to half in 2009.

In addition

to that, the student's registration at specialist

schools

was a small minority, the reduction

also

was insignificant. In sharp contrast to

this

,

however

the school attendance in the previous three

schools

declined over the given time, it climbed up at the community

schools

, so it became the most important institute for providing secondary education. The ratio of students who went to it was a minority in 2000, but it soared dramatically to more than a half percentage(50%) in 2009.