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Immigrants

Volume 837: debated on Monday 22 May 1972

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boroughs of over 50,000 population, the customary statistics of new Commonwealth immigrant children on 1st January, 1971, where such children exceeded 2 per cent. showing the corresponding figures for 1st January, 1970.

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January, 1970

January, 1971

Primary Schools

Secondary Schools

Primary and Secondary Schools

Primary Schools

Secondary Schools

Primary and Secondary Schools

Oldham3·33·73·43·64·03·7
Oxford6·14·55·55·84·65·3
Preston8·78·68·710·29·09·8
Reading7·45·76·87·76·07·0
Rochdale5·33·94·86·25·76·0
Sheffield3·02·02·62·92·12·6
Southampton2·62·02·32·72·22·5
Walsall8·17·57·98·97·68·4
Warley10·89·710·411·09·810·6
West Bromwich6·85·06·16·74·76·0
Wolverhampton15·410·413·514·910·113·0

* For this purpose immigrant pupils arc defined as

(i) children born outside the British Isles who have come to this country with, or to join. parents or guardians whose countries of origin were abroad; and
(ii) children born in the United Kingdom to parents whose countries of origin were abroad and who came to the United Kingdom within the last ten years.