The image displays a charts showing information about Braitish parents are average monthly spend money on children’s sport activities from 2008 to 2014 and the figures of participantes in three different sports in Britain.This data is calibrated in pounds and milions, providing clear overview of trends across different categories.
Overall, what stands out from the graph is that parents spend money on sports are increase during time period.Football recorded highest numbers,which is clearly notice,while those Athletics followed a contrasting trend and remained relatively fluctuated throughout the timeframe.
Looking the first graph,parents started spend money on their children’s sport of approximarely 20 pounds in 2008,after six year this sport’s expanditure significant upward trend and spend 35 pounds in 2014.
According to the second picture, football had the highest proportion of participation at around 7.5 milions and this figure remained relatively stable despite slight fluctuations,ending at 9 in 2014,respectively.Athletics began at about 0.5 fluctuated and rise over the years,and finished at 5 milions in 2014.In contrast, swimming just showed 2 million in 2008, after decades this number of youngster participatents increased at 4.8 in 2014.
