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Band 6+: The chart below shows information about students in various Engilsh schools in 2002, from May to August.

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The image shows student numbers for English schools from May to August with Briarwood School of English having 100 in May, 105 in June, 90 in July, 105 in August; Windsor Language Centre with 80 in May, 115 in June, 85 in July, 110 in August; Speakeasy School of Languages with 110 in May, 112 in June, 95 in July, 105 in August; and Harefield College with 125 in May, 140 in June, 130 in July, 140 in August.
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The given bar chart depicts the number of English school students in four different places from May to August in 2002.

Overall, the number of students increased in Briarwood school of English, while the rate of those decreased in Windsor Language Centre between May and August. However, there was no change in the figure of students in Speakeasy school of Languages and Harefield College.

In May, around 75, 115,95, and 105 students participated in Briarwood school of English, Windsor Language center, Speakeasy school of Languages, and Harefield College, respectively. From May to June, the rate of students rose by 85 and 125 in Briarwood school of English and Harefield College, respectively, whereas the number of students fell by 105 in Windsor Language Centre. However, there was no alteration in the figure of students in Speakeasy school of Languages.

Between June and August, the number of adolescents in Briarwood school of English soared by 125, while the figure of those declined gradually by 115 and 80 in Harefield College and Windsor Language Centre. On the other hand, the rate of students remained steady in another English school.

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