The two charts show the locations of dance classes and the types of dance classes attended by young people in a town in Australia. The figures are given as percentages and numbers of students.
Overall, private studios were the most popular location for dance classes, while college-based studios were the least popular. Among the different types of dance, ballet was the most popular, whereas tap dance had similar numbers of students in both age groups.
Looking at the pie chart, private studios accounted for the highest proportion, at 48%, followed by school halls (after-school), accounting for 24%. In addition, community halls & other venues were the third most popular for dance classes, at 18%. College-based studios are the least popular place for dance classes, making up 10% of the total.
Turning to the bar chart, ballet attracts a significantly larger number of students in the under-11 age group, recorded at 600. In contrast, tap dance is comparatively similar in both the under-11 and 11-16 age groups, at approximately 450 students. Meanwhile, dance shows an inverse pattern, with around 500 students in the 11-16 age group and roughly 300 students in the under-11 age group.
