percent of the group. In 2020, a Global Health Policy Unit publication identified 35 percent of the grouping as working in "elementary occupations", which linked this to health risks, such as disproportionate exposure to COVID-19. In 2011, the General Register Office for Scotland found that 1 percent of the population used the Polish language at home exclusively, which was around the same percentage as use of Scots, and twice that of Scottish Gaelic. Religion Statistically, White Polish are more likely to be Christian than other religions. According to the 2011 UK Census, 49,537 White Polish (nearly 81%) are Christian in Scotland, the vast majority of which are Roman Catholic (46,963 persons), with smaller representations being Church of Scotland (524 persons), and 2,050 registering as "Other Christian". Social and health issues Discrimination Between 2013 and 2014, Police Scotland data showed that up to 14 percent of victims of racist incidents fell under the category of White Polish. Between April and June 2015, Police Scotland Forth Valley division's statistics (covering Clackmannanshire, Falkirk and Stirling) found that those defined as "White Polish" were the victims in 4.8% of the recorded hate crime-related incidents. In 2020, the Daily Record reported accounts from former students of racial discrimination directed towards people who identified as, or were perceived to be, White Polish, at St Augustine's R.C. High School in Edinburgh. Health Scottish residents in the White Polish category generally reported good health under the age of 65. Both men and women, who listed themselves as White Polish, recorded almost half the rates of ill health than those of men and women identifying as White Scottish. A 2019 Ethnicity & Health analysis also demonstrated better health among the White Polish population compared with White Scottish data. Between 12 March and 14 June 2020, of the 4,070 recorded COVID-19-involved deaths in Scotland, the White Polish group had one of the lowest shares at less than 0.1%, compared with White Irish at 1.3%, and White Scottish at 88.6%. In May 2020, a University of Edinburgh report associated the group's tendency to "elementary occupations" with risk of exposure to the virus. Housing In 2011, people in the category of White Polish were most likely to experience overcrowding in Scottish households. See also Ethnic groups in the United Kingdom Demographics of the United Kingdom Demographics of Scotland List of United Kingdom censuses Classification of ethnicity in the United Kingdom National Statistics