The table shows the Proportions of Pupils Attending Four Secondary School Types Between Between 2000 and 2009.

The table depicts the percentages of

students

attending four

types

of secondary

schools

over three years in 2000, 2005, and 2009.

Overall

, there was a significant variation in the distribution of

students

across the school

types

. By 2009, Community

schools

had the largest share of

students

,

while

Specialist

Schools

accounted for the smallest proportion. Between 2000 and 2009, the percentage of

students

attending community

schools

experienced a substantial increase, rising from 12% to 58%.

In contrast

, Specialist

Schools

, which

initially

had the same presence percentage as Community

schools

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, saw a slight decline over the same period, dropping from 12% to 10%. Based on the evidence, both

types

of

schools

started with similar rates, but after nine years, there was a sharp change.

On the other hand

, the remaining two

types

of educational institutions saw a slight decrease in attendance. In 2000, Grammar

Schools

, which had 24% of attendance, halved by 2009 to 12%.

In addition

, Voluntary-controlled

schools

had

overall

better performance than Grammar

Schools

. Voluntary-controlled

schools

, which had the highest student enrollment at 52% in 2000, saw a sharp decline to 20% by 2009,

although

this

remained the second-highest proportion.