Vision of Britain | 1961 Census: Education

1961 Census of England and Wales, Education Tables, Table 4 : " Population aged 25 and over by 7 Terminal Education Age groups (10% sample) for AC, LAA, Con Centres, NT".

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Click on the unit name for its home page If appears click for more detailed statistics	Sex	Total population aged 25 and over [1]	Terminal Education Age not stated [2]	Terminal Education Age
	Sex	Total population aged 25 and over [1]	Terminal Education Age not stated [2]	Total (excluding not stated) [3]	Under 15 [4]	15 [5]	16 [6]	17-19 [7]	20 and over [8]	Full time education continuing [9]
Northumberland AdmC Total	Males	24,574	1,497	23,077	17,327	2,645	1,476	782	804	43
	Females	27,500	1,941	25,559	19,543	2,744	1,574	1,000	691	7
Alnwick RD	Males	392	7	385	289	41	24	20	10	1
	Females	416	11	405	306	34	28	29	8	0
Alnwick UD	Males	228	4	224	167	28	11	8	10	0
	Females	239	2	237	174	29	16	9	8	1
Amble UD	Males	155	2	153	125	19	7	1	1	0
	Females	161	3	158	139	8	8	2	1	0
Ashington UD	Males	920	37	883	772	67	25	3	14	2
	Females	904	35	869	760	71	21	7	10	0
Bedlingtonshire UD	Males	889	44	845	737	69	16	16	7	0
	Females	947	46	901	781	70	22	11	17	0
Belford RD	Males	153	38	115	85	13	4	9	4	0
	Females	187	53	134	95	13	14	7	5	0
Bellingham RD	Males	163	2	161	123	18	7	6	7	0
	Females	164	3	161	112	16	11	14	8	0
Berwick upon Tweed MB	Males	348	69	279	204	31	16	13	14	1
	Females	405	91	314	231	29	18	22	14	0
Blyth UD/MB	Males	1,075	20	1,055	885	100	34	19	17	0
	Females	1,178	23	1,155	971	109	34	24	17	0
Castle Ward RD	Males	770	18	752	455	96	75	59	67	0
	Females	818	36	782	455	100	87	91	49	0
Glendale RD	Males	224	31	193	155	15	6	11	6	0
	Females	255	47	208	159	24	7	10	8	0
Gosforth UD	Males	816	69	747	408	105	98	63	72	1
	Females	981	82	899	548	115	106	79	51	0
Haltwhistle RD	Males	229	42	187	151	22	6	5	2	1
	Females	242	46	196	152	20	8	11	5	0
Hexham RD	Males	640	92	548	341	54	46	55	49	3
	Females	728	133	595	351	74	57	77	36	0
Hexham UD	Males	286	34	252	169	25	28	17	13	0
	Females	363	51	312	206	32	36	20	18	0
Longbenton UD	Males	1,344	23	1,321	995	143	108	36	39	0
	Females	1,423	32	1,391	1,069	165	89	38	30	0
Morpeth MB	Males	382	11	371	265	43	34	10	19	0
	Females	429	28	401	287	44	24	25	21	0
Morpeth RD	Males	515	32	483	378	57	23	14	11	0
	Females	529	35	494	394	49	24	13	14	0
Newbiggin By the Sea UD	Males	310	14	296	262	23	4	5	2	0
	Females	321	19	302	253	33	8	3	5	0
Newburn UD	Males	816	17	799	656	79	38	12	14	0
	Females	906	25	881	715	94	39	17	16	0
Newcastle upon Tyne CB/MB	Males	7,927	572	7,355	5,456	910	495	196	264	34
	Females	9,119	774	8,345	6,485	904	500	268	185	3
Norham and Islandshires RD	Males	125	20	105	75	14	7	4	5	0
	Females	144	33	111	75	11	5	13	7	0
Prudhoe UD	Males	329	91	238	197	25	4	4	8	0
	Females	350	89	261	211	24	14	7	5	0
Rothbury RD	Males	158	2	156	87	43	11	8	7	0
	Females	196	5	191	94	54	18	18	7	0
Seaton Valley UD	Males	815	6	809	713	60	24	7	5	0
	Females	876	12	864	761	60	22	12	9	0
Tynemouth MB/CB	Males	2,015	97	1,918	1,407	262	141	54	54	0
	Females	2,278	101	2,177	1,673	250	130	72	51	1
Wallsend MB/UD	Males	1,487	54	1,433	1,217	139	50	15	12	0
	Females	1,559	58	1,501	1,297	138	41	14	10	1
Whitley Bay UD/MB	Males	1,063	49	1,014	553	144	134	112	71	0
	Females	1,382	68	1,314	789	174	187	87	76	1

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