The pie charts illustrate the distribution of primary school class sizes across four Australian states and territories in 2010.
Overall
, medium-sized Linking Words
classes
of 21-25 Use synonyms
students
were predominant in most regions, with the Australian Capital Territory (Use synonyms
ACT
) having the highest proportion of these Use synonyms
classes
. Very large Use synonyms
classes
of over 30 Use synonyms
students
were relatively uncommon across all four regions, Use synonyms
while
the distribution of smaller Linking Words
classes
varied considerably between territories.
In the Use synonyms
ACT
, over half (51%) of all primary school Use synonyms
classes
contained 21-25 Use synonyms
students
, representing the highest percentage in Use synonyms
this
category among all regions. Linking Words
This
territory Linking Words
also
had the lowest proportion of large Linking Words
classes
, with only 10% having 26-30 Use synonyms
students
and a mere 1% exceeding 30 Use synonyms
students
. Use synonyms
Similarly
, the Linking Words
ACT
had the highest percentage (38%) of small Use synonyms
classes
with 20 or fewer Use synonyms
students
.
Western Australia showed a comparable pattern, with 42% of Use synonyms
classes
falling in the 21-25 student range, though it had a significantly higher proportion of larger Use synonyms
classes
(27% with 26-30 Use synonyms
students
and 5% with over 30 Use synonyms
students
). Use synonyms
In contrast
, New South Wales and South Australia had more evenly distributed class sizes across the smaller categories, with both states showing substantial proportions of Linking Words
classes
with 26-30 Use synonyms
students
(33% and 28% respectively). South Australia had the highest percentage of Use synonyms
classes
with 20 or fewer Use synonyms
students
(36%) outside the Use synonyms
ACT
.Use synonyms
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