EDUCATION REVIEW OFFICE


Partners in Learning: Schools' Engagement with Parents, Whānau and Communities (May 2008) 01/05/2008

Appendix 2: Statistics of schools in sample for this report

Table 1: School types

School type

Number

% of sample

National %15

Full Primary (Y1-8)

88

38

44

Contributing (Y1-6)

74

32

31

Intermediate (Y7-8)

15

7

5

Special School

3

1

2

Secondary (Y7-15)

10

4

4

Composite (Y1-15)

9

4

5

Restricted composite (Y7-10)

1

<1

<1

Secondary (Y9-15)

33

14

9

Total

233

100

100

Table 2: School locality

Locality

Number

% of sample

National %

Urban

158

68

71

Rural

75

32

29

Total

233

100

100

Table 3: School decile ranges

Decile16

Number

% of sample

National %

Low decile (1-3)

59

25

29

Middle decile (4-7)

103

44

40

High decile (8-10)

71

31

31

Total

233

100

100

Table 4: School roll size group

Roll size

Number

% of sample

National %

Small (0-150 primary, 0-300 secondary)

92

40

44

Medium (151-300 primary, 301-700 secondary)

78

33

27

Large (301+ primary, 701+ secondary)

63

27

29

Total

233

100

100

[15]

The national percentage of each school type is based on the total population of schools as at 1 July 2006. For this study it excludes kura kaupapa Māori and The Correspondence School. This applies to locality and decile in Tables 2 and 3.

[16]

A school’s decile indicates the extent to which a school draws its students from low socio-economic communities. Decile 1 schools are the 10 percent of schools with the highest proportion of students from low socio-economic communities, whereas decile 10 schools are the 10 percent of schools with the lowest proportion of these students.

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