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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If Drill-down appears click for more detailed statistics		 Sex Terminal Education Age: 15
[5]		 Terminal Education Age: 16
[6]		 Terminal Education Age: 17-19
[7]		 Terminal Education Age: 20 and over
[8]
England and Wales Total   Males 154,769 Show data context 108,948 Show data context 72,680 Show data context 53,454 Show data context
   Females 167,576 Show data context 119,825 Show data context 92,993 Show data context 42,348 Show data context
England Drill-down Males 144,405 Show data context 102,952 Show data context 68,578 Show data context 49,973 Show data context
  Females 156,504 Show data context 113,072 Show data context 87,681 Show data context 39,517 Show data context
Wales Drill-down Males 10,364 Show data context 5,996 Show data context 4,102 Show data context 3,481 Show data context
  Females 11,072 Show data context 6,753 Show data context 5,312 Show data context 2,831 Show data context

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