The charts illustrates the location and types of dance classes young people in a town in Australia are now attending. Units are measured in percent and number of students.
Overall, it is clear that almost half of classes are proceeded in private studios. Kids under 11 enjoy ballet classes twice time more than morden dance classes. In contrast, modern dance classes are most popular for students who are 11 to 16.
According to the first graph, private studios account for 48%. They are 2 times more common than school halls, which is popluar next to the private studios. Community halls and other places account for 18%, while college-based studios only account for 10%.
Looking at the second graph more closely, there are opposite preference among childeren under 11 and older students. The number of students over 11 participating in morden dance class is above 500, while ballet class participants are just under 300. Contrastly, The number of students under 11 participating in morden dance is just about 300, while ballet class participants are approximately around 600. Tap dance classes attendence in both group is similar. It recoded more than 400 students in both group.
