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Hint
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45%
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In 2011, this was the percentage of Black people who were in poverty in the UK.
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86%
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In 2011, this was the percentage of female pupils of a Chinese ethnic background who received free school meals achieving 5 or more higher grade GCSEs.
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15.3%
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This is the percentage of pupils of an Indian ethnic background attaining at least 3 A grades at A-Level.
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10.2%
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This is the percentage of families which are single-parent families in White ethnic communities in the UK.
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44%
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In 2011, this was the percentage of pupils of a Bangladeshi ethnic background who were entitled to free school meals.
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3.2
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2010 pupils with English as their first language were this many points ahead of those without English as their first language when it came to achieving 5 GCSEs A*-C.
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4.7%
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This is the percentage of pupils of a Gypsy/Roma ethnic background attaining grade 5 or above in English and Maths GCSE.
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50%
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Almost this percentage of all children from minority ethnic backgrounds live in low-income households.
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9.3%
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This is the percentage of pupils of an Irish Traveller ethnic background attaining grade 5 or above in English and Maths GCSE.
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72%
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This is the percentage of pupils of a Chinese ethnic background attaining grade 5 or above in English and Maths GCSE.
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65%
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In 2011, this was the percentage of female pupils of a White ethnic background who were not receiving free school meals, who achieved 5 or more higher grade GCSEs.
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3x
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This is the amount of times more likely members of minority ethnic groups are to be homeless.
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2x
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This is the amount of times more likely members of minority ethnic groups are to be unemployed.
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50%
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According to the Swann Report (1985), social class accounts for at least this percentage of the difference in achievement between ethnic groups.
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24.8%
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This is the percentage of pupils of a Chinese ethnic background attaining at least 3 A grades at A-Level.
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61.9%
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This is the percentage of pupils of an Indian ethnic background attaining grade 5 or above in English and Maths GCSE.
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24.2%
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This is the percentage of families which are single-parent families in Black ethnic communities in the UK.
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36%
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In 2011, this was the percentage of pupils of a Black African ethnic background who were entitled to free school meals.
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25%
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In 2011, this was the percentage of White people who were in poverty in the UK.
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