9.2 People who spoke a language other than English at home: Demographic breakdown The below table gives a breakdown of the sample who spoke a language other than English at home. As these questions were only asked of the n=1,059 principals and appointed decision-makers. Green boxes indicate where this sample was significantly higher than those who only spoke English at home, and red boxes show where they were significantly lower. Demographic People who spoke a language other than English at home (n=105) People who spoke only English at home (n=954) English 51%  100% Mandarin 21%  - Cantonese 17%  - Italian 11%  - Greek 11%  - Hindi 9%  - Vietnamese 6%  - Arabic 5%  - Spanish 2%  - Punjabi 2%  - Other 18%  - Prefer not to say 9%  - Australian / Anglo identity 24% 31% Indian 12%  <1% Chinese 12%  <1% Asian 4%  <1% Vietnamese 3%  <1% Filipino 2%  <1% Maltese 1% <1% Pakistani 1%  - African - <1% Aboriginal / Indigenous Australian - <1% Māori - <1% South African - <1% Other 13%  1% Prefer not to say 28%  66% Yes 6%  2% No 89%  97% Prefer not to say 5%  1% Woman 37%  52% Man 63%  48% Non-binary - <1% A different term - <1% Language spoken at home Racial or ethnic identity (open-ended and coded) Aboriginal and or Torres Strait Islander Gender Chapter : 9 Appendices 63