The number of Pakeha children attending schools in New Zealand's poorer communities has halved since the mid-1990s.
Many of those schools increasingly cater to Maori and Pasifika - with high decile schools seeing a big jump in Pakeha and Asian enrolments.
The Ministry of Education points to changing demographics as one explanation for the trend, revealed by a Herald analysis of enrolment information.
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