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Access to Education

Access to Education

The data presented is used by the Child Poverty and Well-being Programme Office.

This section examines barriers children have accessing certain aspects of education. It presents data on children from different demographic backgrounds who cannot access school trips or events and those who cannot afford a suitable place to study or do homework.

Percentage of households with child/children under 16 years unable to afford a suitable place to study/do homework for the child/children or have lack of access to school trips/events that cost money
Percentage of households with child/children under 16 years unable to afford a suitable place to study/do homework for the child/children or have lack of access to school trips/events that cost money
Percentage of households with child/children under 16 years who suffer from lack of access to school trips and school events that cost money by household income percentile

To analyse the impact of household income on child deprivation, all households (i.e. households with and households without children) were split into five groups (quintiles) based upon their disposable income, with the 20% of households with the lowest income in the first quintile and the 20% of households with the highest income in the fifth quintile.
Percentage of households with child/children under 16 years unable to afford a suitable place to study or do homework by number of working adults in the household
Percentage of households with child/children under 16 years who suffer from lack of access to school trips and school events that cost money based on if parent born in Ireland or not
Percentage of households with child/children under 16 years who suffer from lack of access to school trips and school events that cost money based on if parent born in Ireland or not
Percentage of households with child/children under 16 years unable to afford a suitable place to study or do homework for the child/children by number of working adults in the household
Percentage households with child/children under 16 years unable to afford a suitable place to study/do homework for the child/children by number of working adults in the household
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