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The image features a bar chart comparing average class sizes in primary schools and lower secondary schools across six countries and a global average in 2006; South Korea: primary approximately 31, lower secondary approximately 36; Japan: primary approximately 28, lower secondary approximately 34; UK: primary approximately 26, lower secondary approximately 24; Mexico: primary approximately 29, lower secondary approximately 28; Denmark: primary approximately 20, lower secondary approximately 21; Iceland: primary approximately 17, lower secondary approximately 18; World: primary approximately 24, lower secondary approximately 23.
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The bar chart illustrates the typical size class of six countries in primary schools and secondary schools considered to the world in 2006
Overall, South Korea, Japan and Mexico have the size class in lower secondary schools higher than primary schools which is similar to the world average , in which South Korea is highest in both primary and lower secondary schools.
The biggest gap between lower secondary and primary is in Mexico where students studying in primary schools were smaller than the students who studied in junior high schools. Moreover,in Japan,the average size class in middle schools was a bit bigger than in elementary schools, which is nearly 30 and 34, respectively. In addition, in South Korea, the usual content of the high schools was over 35 which ahead of primary was 34 in 2006.Lastly, the world average extent of both graded schools and lower secondary have similarly in 2006, approximately 26.
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