Population by Age Age (yrs)Number (N) 0 to 437,476 5 to 942, to 1442, to 1941,879 Total , ,595 Total pop648,959 Child population numbers Map of Winnipeg Figure 1

Winnipeg SES Groups, 2001 Census data Neighbourhood Socioeconomic Status High SES (Most Advantaged) Pop = 48,789; Child pop: 13,087 River East North, Seven Oaks North, Assiniboine South Middle Class Pop = 354,712; Child pop: 90,272 St. Vital South, Fort Garry North, St. Boniface East, Inkster West, River Heights West, St. James- Assiniboia West, Fort Garry South, Transcona, Seven Oaks West, River East East, River East West, River Heights East Low-Mid Pop = 140,469; Child pop: 32,803 St. James-Assiniboia East, Seven Oaks East, St. Vital North, St. Boniface West, Downtown West Low SES (Most Disadvantaged) Pop = 104,989; Child pop: 28,202 River East South, Pt Douglas North, Inkster East, Downtown East, Pt Douglas South Assessed by: Unemployment rate, Lone parent families, High school education, Female labour force participation Figure 2

Grade 12 (S4) Performance, by Winnipeg SES Group, Language Arts Standards Test, 2001/02 Pass/Fail rates of test writers 18 year olds who should have written Figure 3

Figure 4 High School Completion Rates Grade 9 (S1) students in 1997/98 What happens in next 5 years? N=309 N=182 N=358 N=22

Figure 5 High School Completion Rates, by Winnipeg Neighbourhood Grade 9 (S1) students in 1997/98: What happens in next 5 years? High SES Middle Low-Mid Low SES

Figure 6 Grade 3 Performance, by Winnipeg SES Group, Language Arts Standards Test, 1998/99 Pass/Fail rate of test writersEight year olds who should have written

Figure 7 Healthiness of Children at Birth (1984), by Winnipeg SES Group Low BW: 5% 6% 4% 3% High BW: 11% 12% 13% 15% % Children with Normal Birthweight% Children with ‘Good’ Apgar Score

Figure 8 Per cent of Grade 1 Students in Reading Recovery Program, by Winnipeg SES Group, 2000/01 SES

Figure 9 Child Care Spaces for 0 to 12 year olds, by Winnipeg Neighbourhood, 2000 High SES Middle Low- Mid Low SES