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28 Percent of 16-18 Year Olds Are No Longer in School

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Percentage of Children No Longer Attending School by Age in 2015

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Percentage of Children No Longer Attending School by Age in 2015

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According to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics, 28.56 percent of children aged 16-18 years, who should still be attending upper secondary school (SLTA), were no longer attending school in 2015. The number of boys in this age group who were not in school was higher, reaching 29.73 percent compared to girls at 27.3 percent.

0.17 percent of children aged 7-12 years, who should still be attending primary school, were no longer attending school. Meanwhile, 4.48 percent of children aged 13-15 years, who should still be attending lower secondary school, were also no longer attending school.

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