The pie charts show the size of classes in primary schools in four states in Australia in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The price illustrates a detailed breakdown of

class

sizes in primary

schools

across 4

states

of Australia in the year 2010.

Overall

, it could be seen that

while

the level of 21 to 25

students

contributed the highest in 3 out of 4

states

, except for South Australia, the opposite was true in the

class

size

of 30

students

or more.

To begin

with, New South Wales’s primary

schools

shared a common tendency of

class

size

from 21 to 25

students

, which experienced 37% in 2010 and the second position was a

class

including 20

students

or fewer with 26%. A similar trend could be seen in 4

class

sizes of Western Australia’s primary

schools

.

For example

, the distribution of

classes

from 30

students

or more witnessed 5% in Western Australia compared to 4% in New South Wales. Looking at the rest, primary

schools

in the Australian Capital Territory attributed the highest percentage of

classes

with 21 to 25

students

, 51%.

Besides

, the level of

classes

with under 20

students

also

contributed the most dominant portion in 4

states

, 38%.

However

, the

class

size

of more than 30

students

shared the lowest proportion, 1%. In South America, the significant difference was that the percentage of

classes

with 21 to 25

students

was not the most common

class

size

as in 4

states

,

while

it belonged to

classes

with 20

students

or fewer, 33% compared to 36%.