Local District Council
1 = ANTRIM AND NEWTOWNABBEY
2 = ARMAGH, BANBRIDGE AND CRAIGAVON
3 = BELFAST
4 = CAUSEWAY COAST AND GLENS
5 = DERRY AND STRABANE
6 = FERMANAGH AND OMAGH
7 = LISBURN AND CASTLEREAGH
8 = MID AND EAST ANTRIM
9 = MID ULSTER
10 = NEWRY, MOURNE AND DOWN
11 = NORTH DOWN AND ARDS

Mode of questionnaire completion
1 = Paper
2 = Online
3 = Phone

Version of questionnaire
1 = Version 1 (blue/green)
2 = Version 2 (red/purple)

1. What is your gender identity?
1 = Male
2 = Female
3 = Male to female transgender
4 = Female to male transgender
5 = Other
99 = Missing

2. Years lived in Northern Ireland
1 = 1 year
2 = 2 years
3 = 3 years
4 = 4 years
5 = 5 years
6 = 6 years
7 = 7 years
8 = 8 years
9 = 9 years
10 = 10 years
11 = 11 years
12 = 12 years
13 = 13 years
14 = 14 years
15 = 15 years
16 = 16 years
17 = 17 years
99 = Not answered/missing

4. Would you describe the place where you live as...
1 = A big city
2 = The suburbs or outskirts of a big city
3 = A small city or town
4 = A country village
5 = A farm or home in the country
6 = I don’t know
99 = Missing

To which ethnic group do you consider you belong?
1 = White Caucasian
2 = White European/European/Continental European
3 = White Catholic
4 = White Protestant
5 = White Irish
6 = White British
7 = Northern Irish
8 = Protestant
9 = Catholic/Irish Catholic/Roman Catholic
10 = Christian
11 = British/English
12 = Irish
13 = Don't know/none
14 = Mixed origin/other
999 = Missing

6. Do you consider yourself to be a member of a minority ethnic community?
1 = Yes
2 = No
99 = Missing

7. What have you been doing since October 2018?
1 = At school or college full time
2 = Working full time
3 = Working part time
4 = At school or college and working part time
5 = On a training scheme
6 = Unemployed
7 = Other
99 = Missing

8. What do you think you will be doing in two years time, in October 2020?
1 = Going to college or university full time
2 = Working full time
3 = Working part time
4 = At college or university and working part time
5 = On a training scheme
6 = Unemployed
7 = Other
99 = Missing

9. What type of school do you attend? If you have left school what type of school did you last attend?
1 = Planned Integrated
2 = Grammar
3 = Secondary
4 = Irish language
5 = Special School
6 = Further Education College
7 = Other
99 = Missing

10. Would you describe your school as …
1 = All or nearly all Protestant
2 = All or nearly all Catholic
3 = Mostly Protestant
4 = Mostly Catholic
5 = About half Protestant and half Catholic
6 = I don’t know
99 = Missing

12. Does your condition or illness/do any of your conditions or illnesses reduce your ability to carry-out day-to-day activities?
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1 = Yes, a lot
2 = Yes, a little
3 = No, not at all
99 = Missing

13. Which of the following statements applies best to you? I have felt sexually attracted to:
1 = …only to females and never to males
2 = …more often to females and at least once to a male
3 = …about equally often to females and males
4 = …more often to males and at least once to a female
5 = …only to males and never to females
6 = I have never felt sexually attracted to anyone at all.
99 = Missing

14. Do you currently live with your parents, including adoptive parents?
1 = Yes, with my mother and my father in the same household
2 = Yes, with my mother, but not my father
3 = Yes, with my father, but not my mother
4 = Yes, with my mother for some of the time, and with my father for some of the time
5 = Other
99 = Missing

15. How well off do you think your family is financially?
1 = Not at all well off
2 = Not very well off
3 = Average
4 = Well off
5 = Very well off
6 = I don’t know
99 = Missing

16. Would you describe your area as...
1 = Mainly Catholic
2 = Mainly Protestant
3 = Mixed
4 = I don’t know
99 = Missing

17. Thinking about your neighbourhood, the kind of place it is and the kind of people who live there would you say you feel a sense of belonging to your neighbourhood?
1 = Yes, definitely
2 = Yes, probably
3 = Probably not
4 = Definitely not
5 = I don't know
99 = Missing

21. In general, how much would you agree or disagree that Northern Ireland is a place where people respect each other?
1 = Strongly agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disgree
5 = Strongly disagree
6 = I don't know
99 = Missing

22a. Do you think leisure centres in this area are ‘shared and open’ to both Protestants and Catholics?
1 = Yes, definitely
2 = Yes, probably
3 = No, probably not
4 = No, definitely not
5 = None in this area
6 = I don't know
99 = Missing

23a. Supposing there was an event that you wanted to go to in a nearby town. How safe do you think you would feel going to it if it was to be held in: A GAA Club?
1 = Very safe
2 = Quite safe
3 = Neither safe nor unsafe
4 = Quite unsafe
5 = Very unsafe
6 = I don't know
99 = Missing

24a. Has there been any time in the last year when you personally have felt intimidated by: Republican kerb paintings murals or flags?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = I don't know
99 = Missing

26. If yes, which?
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1 = Church of Ireland (Anglican)
2 = Catholic
3 = Presbyterian
4 = Methodist
5 = Baptist
6 = Free Presbyterian
7 = Brethren
8 = Other
99 = Missing

26. Religion categoriesed
1 = Catholic
2 = Protestant
3 = No religion
4 = Other religion

27. Which of these best describes the way you think of yourself?
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1 = British
2 = Irish
3 = Ulster
4 = Northern Irish
5 = Other
6 = I don't know
99 = Missing

44a. Which of these best describes the way you think of yourself: British?
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1 = Ticked
2 = Not ticked
99 = Missing

28. Some people feel very strongly about their national identity, that is, whether they feel British or Irish or something else. Other people say that their national identity is not important to them. How important is your national identity to you?
1 = Very important
2 = Quite important
3 = Neither important nor unimportant
4 = Not very important
5 = Not at all important
6 = I don’t know
99 = Missing

29. Thinking about the current situation of people from Syria, how much do you agree or disagree that people from Syria should be allowed to come to Northern Ireland?
1 = Strongly agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly disagree
6 = I don't know
99 = Missing

32. Have you or anyone in your family every taken part in any government and/or local council funded camps or cross community projects or used joint community facilities?
1 = Yes, I have
2 = Yes, someone in my family has
3 = Both I and others in my family have
4 = No
5 = I don't know
99 = Missing

33. Do you think that YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE of these schemes or facilities has made you feel more positive towards other communities, less positive or has it made no difference?
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1 = More positive
2 = Less positive
3 = Being involved made no difference
4 = It depends on the scheme
5 = I was already positive towards them
6 = I don't know
99 = Missing

34. How often do you socialise or play sport with people from a different religious community to yourself?
1 = Very often
2 = Sometimes
3 = Rarely
4 = Never
5 = I don't know
99 = Missing

36a. How favourable or unfavourable do you feel about people from the Catholic community?
1 = Very favourable
2 = Quite favourable
3 = Neither favourable nor unfavourable
4 = Quite unfavourable
5 = Very unfavourable
6 = I don't know
99 = Missing

38. And would you describe yourself as very prejudiced against people of minority ethnic communities, a little prejudiced, or not prejudiced at all?
1 = Very prejudiced
2 = A little prejudiced
3 = Not at all prejudiced
4 = I don't know
99 = Missing

40. What about relations between Protestants and Catholics? Would you say they are better than they were 5 years ago, worse, or about the same now as then?
1 = Better
2 = Worse
3 = About the same
4 = Other
5 = I don’t know
99 = Missing

42. Do you think that religion will always make a difference to the way people feel about each other in Northern Ireland?
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = Other
4 = I don’t know
99 = Missing

43. If you had a choice, would you prefer to live in a neighbourhood with people of only your own religion, or in a mixed-religion neighbourhood?
1 = Own religion only
2 = Mixed-religion neighbourhood
3 = Other
4 = I don’t know
99 = Missing

44. If you were looking for a job, would you prefer a workplace with people of only your own religion, or a mixed-religion workplace?
1 = Own religion only
2 = Mixed-religion workplace
3 = Other
4 = I don’t know
99 = Missing

45. If you were deciding where to send your children to school, would you prefer a school with children of only your own religion or a mixed-religion school?
1 = Own religion school
2 = Mixed religion school
3 = Other
4 = I don't know
99 = Missing

47a How do you learn about local and global citizenship issues in school: In local and global citizenship classes?
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1 = Ticked
2 = Not ticked
99 = Missing

48a. In school have you ever had classes or assemblies, done projects or had class discussions on: Voting and elections?
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1 = Yes, and they were of interest to me
2 = Yes, but they were of no interest to me
3 = No, but I would be interested to learn about this topic
4 = No, and I would not be interested in learning about this topic
5 = I don't know
99 = Missing

49. How have you learned about politics in N Ireland: Local and Global Citizenship classes
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1 = Ticked
2 = Not ticked

50. Do any Northern Ireland political parties or politicians represent your political opinions?
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1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = I don't know
99 = Missing

55. How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: Taking part in political activities is a waste of time?
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1 = Strongly agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly disagree
6 = I don't know
99 = Missing

60. How often do you share current affairs/news items that you have seen online with other people?
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1 = Daily
2 = Weekly
3 = Monthly
4 = Less often
5 = Never
99 = Missing

61a. What type of news items do you share with others: Global news (e.g. forest fires in Greece)?
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1 = Ticked
2 = Not ticked
99 = Missing

62. Have you ever shared information on current affairs/news on social media that you later found out as incorrect?
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1 = Yes, once
2 = Yes, more than once
3 = No
99 = Missing

63a. How much do you trust information on current affairs/news provided by: Family?
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1 = I trust all
2 = I trust some
3 = I do not trust any
4 = I don't know
99 = Missing

64. How safe do you feel living in this area?
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1 = Very safe
2 = Fairly safe
3 = Neither safe nor unsafe
4 = Fairly unsafe
5 = Very unsafe
6 = I can't choose
99 = Missing

65. Would you describe your area as...
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1 = Mainly Loyalist
2 = Mainly Republican
3 = Neither Republican nor Loyalist
4 = I can't choose
99 = Missing

66a. How much do you agree or disagree with the statement: People in this area do not feel confident reporting crime and anti-social behaviour to the PSNI?
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1 = Strongly agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly disagree
6 = I can't choose
99 = Missing

68. When the Brexit referendum was held in 2016, were you personally:
1 = In favour of the UK leaving the European Union
2 = Opposed to the UK leaving the European Union
3 = Not sure whether or not the UK should leave the European Union
99 = Missing

69. Thinking of your own situation, do you think you personally will be better or worse off outside the EU?
1 = Definitely better off
2 = Probably better off
3 = Probably worse off
4 = Definitely worse off
5 = I don't know
99 = Missing

70. How much say do you think 16 year olds should have had in the Brexit referendum?
1 = They should have been able to vote in the referendum
2 = They should not have been able to vote, but their opinions should have been taken into consideration
3 = 16 years olds should have had no say in the Brexit decision
4 = I don't know
99 = Missing

71. If the Brexit referendum was held again tomorrow and 16 year olds were entitled to vote, how would you vote?
1 = I would vote to leave
2 = I would vote to remain
3 = I wouldn't vote
4 = I would not be eligible to vote
5 = I don't want to say
6 = I don't know
99 = Missing

16b. How much do you agree or disagree with the statement: I am certain I can learn the skills taught in school/college this year?
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1 = Disagree a lot
2 = Disagree a little
3 = Don't agree or disagree
4 = Agree a little
5 = Agree a lot
99 = Missing

17. Have you ever been involved in Shared Education?
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1 = Yes
2 = No
99 = Missing

18a. I have had classes with pupils from other schools.
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1 = Ticked
2 = Not ticked
99 = Missing

19. How much do you agree or disagree with the statement; Since taking part in Shared Education, I am better able to respect the views of others?
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1 = Strongly agree
2 = Agree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Disagree
5 = Strongly disagree
6 = I don't know
99 = Missing

20. Since taking part in Shared Education, how many close friends have you made with young people who are a different religion to you in the other school(s)?
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1 = None
2 = 1 friend
3 = 2-4 friends
4 = 5-9 friends
5 = 10 friends or more
6 = I don't know how many close friends I made
7 = I don't know what religion the friends I made are
99 = Missing

21a. When you did Shared Education how much did you like or dislike: Sharing classes?
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1 = Liked it a lot
2 = Liked it a little
3 = Did not like it very much
4 = Did not like it at all
5 = I did not do this
99 = Missing

22. Did you have lessons on Learning for Life and Work/Citizenship as part of Shared Education?
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1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = I can't remember
99 = Missing

23. How do you generally feel about Shared Education?
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1 = Very favourable
2 = Favourable
3 = Neither favourable nor unfavourable
4 = Unfavourable
5 = Very unfavourable
6 = I don't know
99 = Missing

24. Please explain why you are in favour of or not in favour of Shared Education?
2 = Allowed me to do subjects and experience things I couldn't originally.
3 = Allows us to learn more about others and their religion rather than judging them based on stereotypes.
4 = Allows you to make friends with people of different religions.
5 = Allows young people who normally don't have the opportunity to meet people outside their religious/ethnic group to broad
6 = As it gives you a chance to meet new people. I also belive it can help stop prejudice against others.
7 = As it learns you to respect others no matter of religion, race and belief.
8 = As we are integrate, all the typical religious rituals were not compulsory and our religion class was philosophy and eth
9 = Because as a society we need to move on -
10 = Because it opens our minds and helps bring together those of different religions.
11 = Because it teaches people respect and allows people to try to understand that there is no difference between two differe
12 = Because you get to meet new people and it improves your social skills.
13 = Being able to better understand others views and being able to relate to each other.
14 = Being in a school of all the same religion is boring.
15 = Bridges gap between different religions. Creates understanding and conversation on issue. Breaks down barriers
16 = Brings together people of all backgrounds, black, white, catholic, protestant, etc.
17 = Brings two communities together and reinforces that we are all equals
18 = Chance to learn and work with other people
19 = Did not gain anything from it, was in primary schools and both schools did not mix that well.
20 = Didn't like sharing classes, would rather have the teachers we have in our school!
23 = Encourages people to respect other peoples culture
24 = For more opportunities to learn new subjects as both schools offer different subjects, Field trips for projects
26 = Get to mix with people of different backgrounds
28 = Give each other a better understanding if each other.
29 = Give you the opportunity to meet new people.
30 = Gives everyone a chance to be heard and share their beliefs.
31 = Gives us a chance to make more friends and mix with others.
33 = Good to see how other schools do and how they are educated. What they learn.
35 = Helps to bring together people from different backgrounds
36 = Helps to show me we are all the same no difference
38 = Helps us to learn about people from different backgrounds
40 = I am in favour as it allows me to make new friends from different backgrounds
41 = I am in favour as it encourages mutual respect between different groups of people my age.
42 = I am in favour as it is a way to make friends with people from th eother side of the community.
43 = I am in favour as it lets everyone get to know each other
44 = I am in favour of it because I get to make new friend who I wouldn’t naturally be friends with
45 = I am in favour of shared education because it allows young people in NI to realise that people of different religions ar
46 = I am in favour of shared education in theory as it brings together youth and may not be able to connect in any other way
47 = I am in favour that shared education and learning about different projects making new friends.
48 = I am in favour, as it helps to break down barriers, creates new friendships , a better future for us and the next genera
49 = I believe children should be brought up in a way where religion is no issue
50 = I believe shared education is very favourable as everyone can learn and understand other religions and cultures which ca
51 = I believe that it opens the minds of young people to become more accepting and seeing there is nothing wrong with differ
52 = I believe that shared education is important as it is essential to teach children from a young age that a person's relig
53 = I don't feel as though it is needed but I can see why others think it is.
54 = I don't really mind as when we do get involved we don't really mix or talk we just stay with people in our school
55 = I enjoy learning from others who have a different view on things eg religion
56 = I enjoy meeting people I wouldn't normally talk to
57 = I feel it gives students an opportunity to make new friends and discover the world around them.
58 = I feel it is a good way for young people to mix with one another.
59 = I feel that it is a good idea in theory but in practice it does not always work out as too much emphasise wa sput on our
60 = I feel that shared education is necessary for children from different schools to break down barriers so that they can un
61 = I feel that Shared Education was an opportunity for different schools to interact with each other and learn in a friendl
63 = I have learned very little of what was required from doing this, however i enjoyed meeting the new people taking part al
64 = I have made new friends of a different religious background through shared education and I had the opportunity to study
65 = I learn new things about my fellow class students.
66 = I like being at a new school and getting away from mine for a little while. I like making new friends and it allowed me
67 = I like to meet new people and learn a new subject but I do not like feeling judged when I am in a different school
69 = I think it gives young people a chnace to develop social skills, learn how others learn in different schools and respect
70 = I think it helps people to understand how different people live and work as well as meet new people.
71 = I think it is great to learn socialise and develop through shared education
72 = I think it's important for people from the local community to come together and create friendships
73 = I think that it helps to improve relationships.
74 = I was part of a shared education course in junior school and doing this helped us all at a young age understand other me
75 = I went to a Protestant school up and until GCSE's but then moved to a Catholic scholl for A-levels. I believe it is impo
76 = I'm in favour as it shows that we can all be an integrated community and put our differences aside.
77 = I'm in favour because I think if people had a better understanding of each other there would be a greater respect to one
78 = I've personally never cared about religion at all! The only thing that bothers me is that it can be inconvenient to trav
79 = If I didn't have the option, I wouldn't be able to study the subjects I want to do.
80 = If it brings people closer together then im in favour of it.
81 = Im in favour of shared education because it gets different communities together.
82 = Im not either. I didn’t mind doing it but I didn’t gain huge amount from it.
83 = Imade friends with people within the same community
84 = In favour as it helps break down the religious barrier and show us we are all the same underneath
85 = In favour as your opinion of others can change.
86 = in favour because it offers a wider range of skills to be taught as there is 2 sets of teachers compared to one. It also
87 = In favour, it is important to learn about other religions and cultures when young, it gives you a broader perspective on
88 = In primary school taking part was fine, of course there was comments made but nothing serious. Now I do classes in anoth
89 = It allowed students to meet people outside there usual surroundings
90 = It allows more tolerance and respect within society
91 = It allows us to reach out and talk to those we normally wouldn’t encouraging communication
92 = It allows young people from different backgrounds/to meet and become friends
93 = It allows young people to understand and respect people from different backgrounds as we are all the same.
94 = It benefits everyone to move on from secratarian views
95 = It breaks the stamina especially in N.I. that there are two alien communities , we are all the same and can all get on.
97 = It didn’t make a difference to the class
98 = It didnt really have a purpose- I didn’t know what a catholic or protestant was at that age nor did I care. It was nev
100 = It gives children an opportunity to see what life is like being from the other side of the community -
101 = It gives kids the mindset that ethnicity or religious status doesn‚Äôt matter and that you should base your respect
102 = It gives people the opportunity to take classes that their school doesn't offer and it's a great way to meet new people
103 = It gives pupils from both sides of the community the chance to integrate, that they may not of ever got. Also, to educat
104 = It gives you the opportunity to meet people you would not have met otherwise
105 = It great way for young people to understand and get to know about others backgrounds.
107 = It helps to break down barriers between different communities and helps to increase acceptance levels of each other amon
108 = It helps to broaden views and lessen the stigma some hold to different religions
109 = It helps to get on with other people and to learn about their religion
110 = It is a good opportunity to meet people from different backgrounds and be taught differently and make new friends
111 = It is a good thing to do, however there should be more activities and opportunities available.
112 = It is a good way to learn about other religions/ ethnicities
113 = It is a good way to meet people of different backgrounds and different views
114 = It is a valuable lesson to learn to respect everyone and it is a great opportunity to meet new people you wouldn't other
115 = It is essential for young people from different backgrounds to come together and learn about different cultures.
116 = It is good preparation for life and employment
117 = It made learning a topic in primary school much more enjoyable and allows them to learn about another religion.
118 = It promotes a higher degree of understanding between pupils of different cultural or religious backgrounds, destroying p
119 = It provided you with new perspectives on things as well as being able to meet new people and be put out of your comfort
120 = It provides a way to break down the divide between Protestants and Catholics, and include ethnic minorities. However, I
122 = It was a great experience or else I wouldn’t know anyone from the other religion
123 = It was alright because I made new friends
124 = It was good to meet people from a different school
125 = It wasted time and I was left doing all the work in my groups
127 = It's interesting and helps social skills towards different people.
128 = It's not the same people in the same class
129 = It's pointless and a waste of time because everyone stays in their own friend group -
130 = It‚Äôs fun to do it but it‚Äôs not entirely necessary as we‚Äôre not exactly are parents or grandparents gen
131 = It‚Äôs not a big deal to me I don‚Äôt mind who I work with
132 = its better to get a greater variety of opinions since i come from a mostly catholic school
133 = Its fun meeting new people and learning new things, but realistically you never see the people from the other school aga
134 = Its good to meet new people and make new friends and apparently the school get loads of money from it
135 = Learn new things with new people. It’s a different experience than everyday school!
136 = Learn of the others religions and cultures. Become open minded towards others views.
137 = Lets me have the opportunity to have other classes and meet new friends (in favour)
139 = Meeting people and understanding their religion instead of being 'closed minded' and not taking in anyone elses' beliefs
141 = Northern Ireland cant divide our future at an early age in education.
142 = People become more tolerant and less ignorant of other faiths
143 = People need to be tolerant of others in order for out lives to run smoothly.
144 = Primary schools in the country are either one religion or the other so it was good to meet other schools as we would not
145 = Provides opportunity to engage on acting with from another school. A means of developing new friendships.
146 = Shared education programmes are good but many people- students don’t interact with people from other schools and many
147 = Shared space dominates misinformation to fear of unknown
148 = Some experiences have been good and others bad.
151 = The shared education offers us children a possibility of making new friends that are of different to us- meaning this co
154 = We all need to live together and get on no matter what faith we are.
155 = We have 2 school sites. Junior site in Kilrea. Senior site in Clady.
156 = When integrated with other schools the schools stayed segregated.
158 = Wouldn’t really mind-although it would be different and would take time to get used to it.
159 = You get to experience different things with different people from a different background
160 = You get to know new people and understand things about them
161 = You get to see how others do things and discover that they may do things similarly or differently.
162 = Young people shoudl learn very early on that jut because a person is of different race, religion etc they are no differe

25. Would you like to be involved in Shared Education?
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1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = I don't know
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26a. Would you mind if your class did a project with young people from: A school for young people with special needs or disabilities?
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1 = I would mind a lot
2 = I would mind a little
3 = I would not mind at all
4 = I don't know
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28a. If your school was on a Shared Education Campus, do you think it should have: One main school entrance?
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1 = Ticked
2 = Not ticked
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30d. School and youth work are required to help young people have a better understanding of diversity in our society and promote the equal treatment of different groups. [...]. No, not in school or a youth project or youth centre
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1 = No CRED at school or youth project/centre
2 = Not ticked
99 = Missing

31a. And do you think that your school has done this for the following groups: People with different political opinions?
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1 = Ticked
2 = Not ticked
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32a. As a result of being involved in these activities in your school, youth centre or youth project do you feel more favourable, more unfavourable or just the same regarding the equal treatment of: People with different political opinions?
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1 = I feel more favourable now than I did before
2 = No change - I feel just as favourable now as I did before
3 = No change, I feel just as unfavourable now as I did before
4 = I feel more unfavourable now than I did before
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65a. How many times in the past school year have you: Cheered someone up who was feeling sad?
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1 = Not at all
2 = Once or a few times
3 = About every month
4 = About every week
5 = Many times a week
99 = Missing