Children
Key points
- London's children are more likely to live in poor households than children in the rest of England.
- Poor children in London are less likely to be able to afford everyday items than those elsewhere in the country.
- Educational attainment in London is improving faster than elsewhere in England.
Find out more about Children by visiting the indicators in this section, listed on the right.
Children are defined as under 16.
Group:
Relevant Indicators
- Infant deaths by borough
- Attainment at age 11
- Free school meals and attainment at age 11
- Households accepted as homeless and in temporary accommodation
- Underage conception by borough
- Children in workless households over time
- Attainment at age 16
- Child, adult and pensioner poverty
- Poverty and work
- Child poverty by borough
- Children lacking everyday items
- Working tax credits by borough
- Child dental health
- Early Years development
- Early years development by borough
- Childcare availability by borough
- Primary school availability by borough
- London's population by sub-region
- London's population by age