SACRE

Census 2011

NB: This will be updated when the 2021 data is available

Pembrokeshire has a diverse population. In the 2011 Census, 63% of respondents stated that they were Christian, 0.4% Muslim, 0.3% Buddhist and o.2% Hindu. There were no recorded numbers for the Sikh or Jewish faiths. Of the remaining population, 27.3% stated that they had no religion, 0.5% other religion and 8.2% did not respond. There are currently 64 different languages spoken in Pembrokeshire schools. Pembrokeshire schools are therefore very diverse, and appreciating this diversity and these differences will be important for schools to factor in with their RVE curriculum design process.

Buddhist

England and Wales %

0.4

Wales %

0.3

Pembrokeshire %

0.3

Christian

England and Wales %

59.3

Wales %

57.6

Pembrokeshire %

63

Hindu

England and Wales %

1.4

Wales %

0.3

Pembrokeshire %

0.2

Jewish

England and Wales %

0.5

Wales %

0.1

Pembrokeshire %

0

Muslim

England and Wales %

4.8

Wales %

1.5

Pembrokeshire %

0.4

No religion

England and Wales %

25.1

Wales %

32.1

Pembrokeshire %

27.3

Sikh

England and Wales %

0.8

Wales %

0.1

Pembrokeshire %

0

Any other religion

England and Wales %

0.4

Wales %

0.4

Pembrokeshire %

0.5

Did not answer

England and Wales %

7.2

Wales %

7.6

Pembrokeshire %

8.2