The charts compare data on the places and kinds of dance classes in which youngsters in a town in Australia are participating.
Overall, it is evident that the youth who are attending own studios,which had the highest participation rate. According to joining dance classes, ballet had a dominant result in terms of age under 11.
We can see from the charts that a significant number of pupils preferred to arrive at private studios, including 48%. In contrast, the second-most-participated location was school halls, which is at 24%. While community halls was slightly lower, reaching 18%. Finally, 10% of youngsters occupied college-based studios.
It is true that ballet was the most popular among children under the age of 11, at 600. However, the figures for ages 11–16 dropped sharply to 300. Moreover, tap made up nearly the same number in both age groups, 400 and 430, respectively. As well, modern classes under 11 age groups showed 200 fewer figures in comparison with ages 11–16, 300, and 500.