 
<prompt> Age-specific school attendance rates of the de-facto population age 5 to 24 years | Percent |  <response> age-specific attendance rates, that is, the percentage of a given age cohort attending school regardless of the level attended (primary, secondary, or higher). At age 5-10, attendance rates are higher among girls than they are among boys. Between age 10 and age 14, the peak ages of school attendance, boys and girls attend in similar proportions. At age 15 and older, attendance rates decline among both boys and girls, and the gender differential in favour of boys increases with increasing age.  