NI Young Life and Times Survey

In previous surveys two questions were asked; Have you done Shared Education activities: Yes/No with only those responding Yes answering question on which specific activies had been done. The tables below follow this format.

Shared Education encourages schools to work together and partner with other schools where the pupils are from a different religious background, to include both Protestant and Catholic pupils. Such sharing has to take place on a REGULAR AND CONTINUED BASIS over the academic year. It cannot just be a joint Christmas concert or joint sports day. To count as Shared Eduation pupils might, for example, have classes or do projects with pupils from another school, or share computers or sports facilities on a regular basis.

Have you ever done any of the following things? [Multiple Response Table]

	%
We have had classes with pupils from other schools	60
We have done projects with pupils from other schools	70
We have shared sports facilities or equipment	48
We have done something else	4
We have not done anything like this	28

Go to results for men and women, and people of different religions.
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Results for men and women

	%
	Male	Female
We have had classes with pupils from other schools	65	58
We have done projects with pupils from other schools	64	74
We have shared sports facilities or equipment	47	50
We have done something else	5	4
We have not done anything like this	30	26

Results for people of different religions

	%
	Catholic	Protestant	No religion
We have had classes with pupils from other schools	60	60	61
We have done projects with pupils from other schools	73	71	66
We have shared sports facilities or equipment	46	54	45
We have done something else	4	4	6
We have not done anything like this	26	28	29