The graph shows children by age group as a percentage of the young population in the United Kingdom between 1990 and 2001.

The line graph illustrates the proportion of the young population of children divided by

age

groups in the United Kingdom from 1990 to 2001. In general, the

age

from 0 to 4 significantly decreased

while

the

rate

of children aged from 10 to 14

years

increased over time. Having looked at the given picture for more details, in 1990, the figure for the group from 0 to 4 was 26% which is more than the

age

rate

over 4 and under 10 by 1.5%. After 2

years

, both the percentages of the two groups witnessed a slight increase.

However

, in 1993, the gathering figure under 5 dropped rapidly and reached the lowest proportion at nearly 23.5% in 2001. Meanwhile, the proportion of

age

from 5 to 9 went up to its highest

rate

at 26% in 1997 before falling by 1% in 2001. Related to two gatherings of ages over 10

years

old, with the percentage of children from 15 to 19, it grew over time and raised to the highest figure at under 26% after a decade.

By contrast

, the remaining group

rate

from 10 to 14 heavily dropped by 3% in 2003 and remained steady after 3

years

.

However

, in 1996, it had a slight growth and reached a quarter in 2001.