The pie charts compare primary schools in four states in Australia in terms of class size in 2010.
Overall, the data demonstrates that primary schools in all four countries with more than 31 students are the fewest. It is also evident that most schools consisted of 21~25 students.
In 2010, the schools with more than 31 Students only accounted for 1%, in Australia Capital Territory, 5% in Western Australia, and 4% both in New South Wales and South Australia. In Contrast, a majority of primary schools had 21~25 students. Surprisingly, more than half of schools in the capital were made up of 21~25 students, followed by the schools in the West, with 42%. The figure for the category of New South Wales and South Australia accounted for 36% and 33%, respectively.
Primary schools with 20 students or fewer in the capital area ranked first, made up 38%, closely followed by the south accounted for 35%. The other two states show a number under 30%, with 27% in Wales and 26% in the West. Notably, schools in the Capital Territory with 26~30 students had the lowest percentage, with 10%. In comparison, this size of schools in Wales accounted for 33%, tripled the former number. Concerning the other two states, 28% for the South area and 27% for the West area.