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City of Leeds

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Leeds population

822,500

Schools in Leeds

294

School age population

208,600

Projected population 2025 - all ages

806,609

Projected population 2025 - school age

212,178

Estimated future population in Leeds

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Creative engagement for young people in Leeds

The maps below are beginning to paint a picture of the areas where young people are best served - or underserved - in terms of opportunities for creative engagement. We are beginning to answer questions such as - where is there a greater proportion of young people across the city? Where are the creative practitioners based, and where are the schools with the best offering for creative education? Explore the data below.

Population of young people by ward

This map represents the percentage of people in each ward whom are under 19 years old. Lighter colours indicate areas with a greater proportion of young people.

Hexmap. Guiseley and Rawdon: 22.08% Otley and Yeadon: 19.47% Adel and Wharfedale: 21.58% Alwoodley: 24.31% Harewood: 20.25% Wetherby: 18.94% Horsforth: 23.78% Weetwood: 20.15% Moortown: 22.47% Roundhay: 24.49% Calverley and Farsley: 22.28% Bramley and Stanningley: 24.22% Kirkstall: 17.22% Headingley and Hyde Park: 7.01% Chapel Allerton: 21.81% Killingbeck and Seacroft: 26.9% Pudsey: 22.35% Armley: 23.92% Little London and Woodhouse: 13.69% Gipton and Harehills: 33.52% Cross Gates and Whinmoor: 23.04% Farnley and Wortley: 22.91% Beeston and Holbeck: 25.15% Hunslet & Riverside: 23.37% Burmantofts and Richmond Hill: 28.6% Temple Newsam: 22.98% Morley North: 20.56% Middleton Park: 28.34% Rothwell: 21.05% Garforth and Swillington: 20.36% Morley South: 21.35% Ardsley and Robin Hood: 22.42% Kippax and Methley: 21.95%

Number of cultural organisations by ward

This map represents the number of cultural organisations with addresses in each ward. There are 6 cultural organisations in our dataset that were not assigned to a ward. Lighter colours indicate areas where more cultural organisations are based.

Hexmap. Guiseley and Rawdon: 1 Otley and Yeadon: 3 Adel and Wharfedale: Alwoodley: 1 Harewood: 1 Wetherby: Horsforth: 2 Weetwood: Moortown: 1 Roundhay: 1 Calverley and Farsley: 13 Bramley and Stanningley: Kirkstall: 2 Headingley and Hyde Park: 3 Chapel Allerton: 11 Killingbeck and Seacroft: 3 Pudsey: 1 Armley: 5 Little London and Woodhouse: 48 Gipton and Harehills: 4 Cross Gates and Whinmoor: Farnley and Wortley: Beeston and Holbeck: 6 Hunslet & Riverside: 10 Burmantofts and Richmond Hill: 3 Temple Newsam: Morley North: Middleton Park: 1 Rothwell: Garforth and Swillington: 1 Morley South: 2 Ardsley and Robin Hood: Kippax and Methley:

Indices of multiple deprivation by Leeds ward

This map represents the indices of multiple deprivation, by Leeds ward. Darker colours reflect areas of higher deprivation.

Hexmap. Guiseley and Rawdon: 7.86 Otley and Yeadon: 6.07 Adel and Wharfedale: 8.14 Alwoodley: 7.25 Harewood: 8.75 Wetherby: 8 Horsforth: 8.14 Weetwood: 6.07 Moortown: 7.15 Roundhay: 6.56 Calverley and Farsley: 6.36 Bramley and Stanningley: 2.41 Kirkstall: 3.17 Headingley and Hyde Park: 4.8 Chapel Allerton: 3.46 Killingbeck and Seacroft: 1.65 Pudsey: 4.69 Armley: 1.86 Little London and Woodhouse: 2.82 Gipton and Harehills: 1.06 Cross Gates and Whinmoor: 4.4 Farnley and Wortley: 3.12 Beeston and Holbeck: 2 Hunslet & Riverside: 2.62 Burmantofts and Richmond Hill: 1.07 Temple Newsam: 4.86 Morley North: 5.87 Middleton Park: 1.38 Rothwell: 5.29 Garforth and Swillington: 7 Morley South: 4.62 Ardsley and Robin Hood: 6.45 Kippax and Methley: 5.79

Creative Subject Entries

The data below explores the number of students who enter for creative subjects at GCSE and A Level. We want to understand how these trends change over time at a national level and how the attitudes of young people in Leeds compare with the national picture.

National GCSE Subject Entries

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The number of young people opting for arts and creative subjects at GCSE level has plateaued, and began to decline in the last two years relative to other subjects such as Business Studies.

National A Level Subject Entries

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The number of young people opting for arts and creative subjects at A level has stayed roughly the same.

Known Limitations & Issues

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