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Source-based figures about kinder schools & digital life, with dates, definitions and links.
Young people contribute through organizations, direct help and community projects. These figures show how rates and forms of volunteering were measured across different years and age groups.
UK school survey findings show how children’s reading enjoyment and daily habits vary by age, alongside the books, lyrics, news and other materials they read.
Recent Canadian estimates show a sharp age gap in recreational screen-time guideline adherence, high device use before sleep among teens, and increased screen time among youth between 2018 and 2021.
PISA data put typical daily homework at about 1.4 hours across OECD countries in 2025, down roughly 10 minutes from 2022. U.S. teen time diaries and school support figures add context.
A data-led look at school attendance and work among Canadian youth with disabilities, alongside historical British Columbia completion outcomes by disability category.
Parent involvement in schools statistics span family-reported activities and satisfaction, teacher views, principal-reported opportunities, and historical participation measures across public school levels.
In TIMSS 2019, 53% of participating Canadian Grade 8 students were classified as having a high sense of school belonging. Province results ranged from 47% in Quebec to 61% in Alberta.
Explore school climate survey statistics from ACT, Virginia, France and Maryland, with findings on school belonging, peer relationships, safety, attendance associations and survey participation.
In 2020, 40.3% of primary schools worldwide had internet access for pedagogical purposes, compared with 65.5% of upper secondary schools. Regional figures and separate survey findings reveal a varied picture of school connectivity.
Explore school library access statistics on school presence, student access, grade levels, enrollment, private school types, and library use.
PCAP 2019 shows school-year absence ranges and recent skipping and lateness among Grade 8/Secondary II respondents. Yukon’s 2024–25 report breaks out missed-day distributions by region and self-identification, alongside earlier ratios.
Statistics Canada’s historical public-school figures measure students per full-time-equivalent educator, including teachers and non-teaching staff. Explore national trends and jurisdictional comparisons.
A data-led overview of public-school educator employment in Canada, including workforce size and growth, teacher vacancy measures, age shares and compensation costs.
A review of Canadian findings on how often teens use social media, how Ontario students describe their daily use, and how use relates to sleep and support networks.
Survey findings from 2016 to 2025 show how Canadian youth search, assess information, learn digital skills, access devices, and participate online.
Survey and program figures show how young people viewed peer support and how selected school initiatives reached participants.
Canadian school enrollment reached 6.1 million across all school types in 2024/2025, while public-school growth slowed and enrollment gains concentrated in later grades.
A guide to Statistics Canada’s 2019 cyberbullying figures for Canadian youth, including prevalence, reported harms, online habits, and survey limits.
Explore reported school bullying in Canada through national survey trends, student-group findings, Grade 4 provincial results and Québec school-context data.
Explore how often young people socialize online, which digital activities they report, how much time they spend online and gaming, and what they encounter and create.