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. 2021 May 9;25(7):2074–2086. doi: 10.1177/13623613211012819

Table 1.

Girls’ demographics.

Pseudonym Age (years, months) Ethnicity Age at diagnosis (years) Co-existing diagnoses School School year Primary school (ages 4–11) School year started in RB Percentage of time in resource base and mainstream
Class RB: M Social RB: M
Miranda 12, 1 White British 10 Sensory processing A Year 7 M Year 7 12:88 90:10
Summer 13, 4 White British 9 None A Year 8 M with 1:1 support Year 7 12:88 80:20
Helen 14, 0 White British 12 Anxiety, ADD (pending) A Year 9 M Year 9 12:88 100:0
Holly 12, 11 White British 7 Anxiety B Year 8 RB attached to M Year 7 5:95 75:25
Nia 14, 1 White British 10 None B Year 9 M Year 7 60:40 95:5
Alice 13, 5 White British 9 ADHD C Year 8 M Year 7 95:5 20:80
Ivy 13, 10 White British 8 Dyslexia C Year 9 M Year 7 60:40 80:20
Liana 15, 2 White European 7 Genetic condition C Year 10 M Year 8 80:20 100:0

ADHD: Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder ; ADD ICD-11: Attention Deficit Disorder (World Health Organisation, 2018); RB: resource base, M: mainstream, Social: unstructured lunch and break times; Year 7: 11/12 years, Year 8: 12/13 years, Year 9: 13/14 years, Year 10: 14/15 years; Participant Socioeconomic Status were not recorded; School A, B or C corresponds to which school the girls attended.