The study is essentially related to a post-occupancy study of "Clustered classrooms", a new pattern of teaching space increasingly observed at rapid pace among those constructional projects awarded in recent years by national primary schools in Taiwan; and this paper is a continuance from Part I wherein issues of "multipurpose learning space" and extracurricular space" have been examined. In this paper, those issues concerning "clustered classrooms" are further explored under four topics, respectively, "living education & service space" containing requirements of lunching, napping, tooth brushing, potable water, and classroom cleaning routines; "teacher dedicated space", operation space for individual teacher and preparation space for general use for clustered classrooms; "physical ambient of classroom", noise control, lighting and air ventilation; and "associated facilities and equipment". Evaluation results are summarized in general to propose occupancy requirements and make recommendations by topic, hopefully for reference by schools of similar type in their future planning and by the existing schools in their operation and management.