Year six

Nearly a third of eleven-year-olds in Barking and Dagenham. An eighth in Richmond.

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SeriesPeriod or categoryValueUnit
ValueBarking and Dagenham29.8% of Year 6 children
ValueNewham29% of Year 6 children
ValueSouthwark28.4% of Year 6 children
ValueTower Hamlets27.8% of Year 6 children
ValueEnfield27.3% of Year 6 children
ValueGreenwich26.8% of Year 6 children
ValueHackney26.4% of Year 6 children
ValueLambeth25.9% of Year 6 children
ValueBrent25.6% of Year 6 children
ValueWestminster25.5% of Year 6 children
ValueLewisham25.3% of Year 6 children
ValueCroydon25.3% of Year 6 children
ValueHounslow24.8% of Year 6 children
ValueRedbridge24.8% of Year 6 children
ValueHaringey24.5% of Year 6 children
ValueHavering24.4% of Year 6 children
ValueWaltham Forest24.3% of Year 6 children
ValueEaling23.5% of Year 6 children
ValueHarrow23.3% of Year 6 children
ValueBexley23.1% of Year 6 children
ValueHillingdon22.9% of Year 6 children
ValueIslington22.8% of Year 6 children
ValueCamden22.5% of Year 6 children
ValueBarnet20.6% of Year 6 children
ValueMerton20.5% of Year 6 children
ValueWandsworth20.3% of Year 6 children
ValueKensington and Chelsea20.3% of Year 6 children
ValueHammersmith and Fulham20.2% of Year 6 children
ValueSutton18.5% of Year 6 children
ValueBromley18.1% of Year 6 children
ValueKingston upon Thames15.4% of Year 6 children
ValueRichmond upon Thames12.5% of Year 6 children

Methodology

Prevalence of obesity, including severe obesity, among Year 6 children, from the National Child Measurement Programme via OHID. Measured rather than reported, which makes it one of the more reliable health indicators published at borough level. The pattern tracks deprivation closely.

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