The eleven-year school term is split into elementary (years 1–4), middle (years 5–9) and senior (years 10–11) classes. Absolute majority of children attend full programme schools providing eleven-year education; schools limited to elementary or elementary and middle classes typically exist in rural areas. Of 59,260 schools in Russia, 36,248 provide full eleven-year programme, 10,833—nine-year "basic" (elementary and middle) programme, and 10,198—elementary education only. Their number is disproportionately large compared to their share of students due to lesser class sizes in rural schools. In areas where school capacity is insufficient to teach all students on a normal, morning to afternoon, schedule, authorities resort to "double shift" schools, where two streams of students ("morning shift" and "evening shift") share the same facility. There were 13,100 "double shift" and 75 "triple shift" schools in 2007–2008, compared to 19,201 and 235 in 2000–2001.