Family in uencers
68 % of young people from year groups 7-10 told us that their family in uences their future choices compared to to 65 % young people from year groups 11-14 .
Year Group 7-10 Year Group 11 - 14
66 % of young people who live rurally told us that their family in uences their future choices vs 69 % of young people who live in an urban setting .
67 % of young people who live rurally told us that their family in uences their future choices vs 65 % of young people who live in an urban setting .
71 % of male and 66 % of female respondents thought their family in uencers their future choices compared to 61 % of young people who are non binary .
70 % young carers thought thought their family in uencers their future choices . 70 % young people in care thought their family in uences their future choices .
67 % young people with special educational needs and disabilities thought their family in uencers their future choices .
68 % of young people accessing pupil premium thought their family in uencers their future choices .
65 % of male and 66 % of female respondents thought their family in uencers their future choices compared to 61 % of young people who are non binary .
71 % young carers thought thought their family in uencers their future choices . 76 % young people in care thought their family in uences their future choices .
66 % young people with special educational needs and disabilities thought their family in uencers their future choices .
61 % of young people accessing pupil premium thought their family in uencers their future choices .
Finding 10 Family are strong in uencers when it comes to supporting young people with their future choices . Schools , young people and parents should work closely together to help young people make the best future choice for them .
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