The given pie charts illustrate the amount of classroom space in primary schools in 4 different regions in Australia in 2010.
Overall, in the 4 areas, the lowest percentage of space was capacity under 20 students. Another striking feature, except for South Australia, the average of room with 25-30 students was the highest.
Regarding New South Wales, classrooms with 21-25 students accounted for 26% lower than the majority of South Australia was 35%. Meanwhile, the share of classes with 25-30 students was 37% and classes with more than 30 students made up 33% in New South Wales larger than the percentage of classes in South Australia, respectively 33% and 28%. Additionally, classes under 20 students in the 2 regions mentioned above were as equal as in the ratio took up 4%.
Concerning Australia Capital Territory, the proportion of classrooms with 21-25 students allocated 38% and classrooms with more than 30 students made up 51% compared to the percentage of classroom in Western Australia were 26% and 42%. While classes with 25-30 students in Australia Capital Territory allocated 10% was nearly 3 times as less as the ratio for Western Australia. Similarly, classrooms with under 20 students in Western Australia consisted of 5% were 5 times wider the number of classrooms in Australia Capital Territory.