Health and well-being of children and young people in Denby Dale & Kirkburton Indicator Population aged under 19 years % of South Asian Origin Live births Babies born with a low birth weight i.e. under 2500gm Deaths in infants aged less than 1 year Average no of decayed teeth in 5 year olds Being healthy aged 14 Visited dentist in the last 6 months Asthma Diabetes Problems getting to sleep due to anxious or worried Doing more than 60 min. physical activity daily Less than 30 min. physical activity daily No breakfast before school Smoking weekly or more Of those who smoke: Contented smokers Want to quit Of those who drink alcohol Drinking weekly or more Out of control weekly or more Drinking alone Using illegal drugs monthly or more Teenage pregnancies Had sexual intercourse Of those having sex did not use contraception Emotional well-being aged 14 Feeling miserable Feeling angry Felt lonely Feel unhappy with self No one to talk to about problems Not get on with family Feeling unhappy at school Not get on with school staff Staying safe Children on Child Protection Register Looked After Children across Kirklees 14 year olds Bullied in past 2 months Been a bully in past 2 months Worrying weekly or more about bullying Been in a physical fight in last 2 months Economic well-being Children living in households claiming income related benefits include Child Tax Credit and Working Tax Credit Students eligible for free school meals Enjoying and achieving School leavers known not to be employment, education or training Secondary School Persistent Absence rate Achievement at Early Years Foundation Stage Attainment of pupils obtaining both Males English and Maths at Key Stage 2 Females Attainment of 5+ GCSEs A*-C Males [include English and Maths] Females
DDK % 22 3 5 5.3 • 1.2
DDK vs Kirklees = much lower lower
97 17 1 12 38 28 20 9 23 8 43 7 16 4 2.4 23 12
= = = = = = = = = X
28 36 15 23 18 17 29 33
X X = = =
1.3 0.4 10 6 5 38
N/A N/A = = =
13
5.1
3.6
2.7 75 64 73 56 68
X =
Key to table of indicators: Better
= Same
X Worse
* Small numbers
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