“The charts show the participation of young people in ballet, tap, and modern dance classes, along with the specific locations of these classes in a town in Australia.
Overall, it is clear that private studios have the highest participation rates, and children under 11 are more likely to attend dance classes compared to older age groups.
Private studios account for 48% of total participation, making them the most popular location. In contrast, school halls and community halls have 24% and 18% attendance, respectively, while college-based studios have the lowest participation at just 10%.
In terms of dance type, children under 11 primarily attend ballet classes, with around 600 participants, which is double that of the 11-16 age group. Similarly, tap dance classes have slightly more younger participants (450) compared to older ones (420). However, for modern dance, the 11-16 age group has a significantly higher attendance (520) than the under-11 group (300).
In total, the under-11 group has 1,370 participants, slightly more than the 11-16 group, which has 1,240 children.”