The Table Shows the Proportion of Pupils Attending Four Secondary School Types Between 2000 and 2009. Summarise the Information by Selecting and Reporting the Main Points and Give Comparisons Where Relevant.

The percentage-based data in the table shows how many

students

attended each type of secondary school in the years 2000, 2005, and 2009.

Overall

, The majority of attendees at first are free to attend. Controlled

schools

and

community

and specialized

schools

have the lowest attendance rates.

While

the majority of

students

in the final time frame attended

community

schools

. Few

students

, though, attended specialized

schools

. To start with, 12% of

students

were enrolled in

community

schools

in 2000.

Additionally

, the same proportion of

students

went to

specialty

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schools

. The greatest attendance in 2000 was at 24% for grammar

schools

and above 50% for voluntary managed

schools

.

Additionally

, 11% and 19% of

students

, respectively, attended specialized

schools

and grammar

schools

. The percentages of

community

and voluntary managed

schools

were highest in 2005, at 32% and 38%, respectively.

Additionally

, just 10% of

students

attended specialised

schools

in 2009, which was 2% fewer than grammar

schools

. In 2010,

community

schools

had an all-time high student attendance of 58%,

while

voluntary-controlled

schools

showed a sharp declining trend and finished up with only 20%.