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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 charts above shows the classes size in primary schools in 4 australian states in 2010.
Overall, most of schools had between 21-25 students, in some cases even half of the school had this size on the contrary, just a small percentage of the schools had 30 or more students.
The Australia Capital Territory was the state with less schools with 30 student or more, eventhough all the states had a similar behavior, the Australia Capital Territory only had 1% of this item, followed by New South Wales and South Australia and Western Australia as the last one with 6%.
In geneal, all the states showed that more schools have between 21-25 students, with the Australia Capital Territory as the state with more students under this item with 51% of schools.
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