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Band 5+: The pie charts show the size of classes in primary schools in four states in Australia in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts pie charts illustrating primary school class sizes in four Australian states in 2010. New South Wales: 32% (20 students or fewer), 24% (21-25 students), 39% (26-30 students), 5% (30 students or more); South Australia: 28% (20 or fewer), 11% (21-25), 35% (26-30), 26% (30+); Australia Capital Territory: 22% (20 or fewer), 35% (21-25), 26% (26-30), 17% (30+); Western Australia: 27% (20 or fewer), 31% (21-25), 21% (26-30), 25% (30+).
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The pie chatrts illustratate the number of learners per class in four Ausralian states in 2010. Overall most of classes have between 20-25 students, while those above 30 acccount for the least.

In New South wales and South Australia the class size of between 20-25 have 37% and 4% in those above 30 studets in both states. The classes of 20 and bellow account for almost aquatre in New South wales and slightly above a third in South Australia and 33% and 28% respectively for learners between 26-30.

On the other hand, for students in Australia Capital territory and Western Australia the largest percentage of classes have between 21-25 students with 51% and 42% respectively. Followed by a population of 20 or below at 38% in the Capital and 26% in the western region. About a tenth of the classes are between 26-30 learner in the Capital, this number is more than double in Western Australia at one quatre. The leareners of above 30 per class stands at 1% in the capital the lowest of all the four states followed by 5% in the West.

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