The provided table presents the enrollment rates of students in four types of secondary
schools
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specialist
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schools
, grammar Use synonyms
schools
, voluntary-controlled Use synonyms
schools
, and community Use synonyms
schools
—between 2000 and 2009.
In 2009, community Use synonyms
schools
emerged as the most appealing school option for students, Use synonyms
while
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specialist
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schools
lost their appeal.
A closer examination of the table reveals that voluntary-controlled Use synonyms
schools
held the largest share of students interested in 2000, with 52%. Use synonyms
This
number declined to 19% in 2005 and 12% in 2009. Linking Words
In contrast
, the Linking Words
interest
in grammar Use synonyms
schools
was significantly lower in 2000, with only half of the voluntary-controlled school Use synonyms
interest
. The rates of Use synonyms
specialist
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schools
and community Use synonyms
schools
were nearly identical, occupying 12% of the table each.
Independent Use synonyms
schools
, which ranked first in 2005 with 38% Use synonyms
interest
, saw a decline in Use synonyms
interest
compared to the previous year. Use synonyms
Conversely
, the Linking Words
interest
in public Use synonyms
schools
among the learned population decreased by 6%.
The Use synonyms
interest
in Use synonyms
specialist
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schools
and academic Use synonyms
schools
was both below 20%, with 11% and 19%, respectively.
Public Use synonyms
schools
accounted for 58% of the total enrollment, Use synonyms
while
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specialist
Use synonyms
schools
held the smallest share at 10%. Use synonyms
This
figure was half of the Linking Words
interest
in independent Use synonyms
schools
and academic Use synonyms
schools
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