Census 2016 Study the infographic Census 2016 Preliminary Results for Section 2, Question 2, printed on a separate page (page 2) - Junior Cycle CSPE - Question 2 - 2017

The most recent census was conducted in April 2016.

1. Age and sex of household members.
2. Type of housing and facilities available.

The population of Ireland in the most recent census was 4,757,976.

The natural increase in the population from 2011 to 2016 was 198,282.

One reason for high outward migration from Donegal could be economic factors, such as limited job opportunities leading individuals to seek better prospects elsewhere. Additionally, factors like lifestyle choices and the pursuit of education or experiences in other regions can contribute to this trend.

For housing, census data can identify population density and housing needs, helping in the development of new properties. In education, it helps determine the number of schools and resources required based on the youth population. For healthcare, it guides the allocation of health services and facilities according to community needs.

If the number of students is projected to increase, the school may face resource shortages, such as insufficient classroom space and teaching staff.

To accommodate this increase, the school may need to consider expanding facilities or recruiting additional educators to maintain a favorable student-to-teacher ratio.

An increase in student numbers could lead to a need for enhanced extracurricular offerings, such as sports and clubs.

With more students, the school may need to implement additional programs and activities to ensure a comprehensive educational experience and engagement.